Daming: Zhengde, Don't Make Trouble, I'm Doing Scientific Research

Zhang Xingjian, the only child of the Marquis of Jing'an, was a well-known dandy in the capital. Fighting cocks and running dogs, eating and waiting to die, his father's only expectation for him is: don't ruin the family fortune. Until that day, his father pushed him to "teach martial arts" to the prince. Prince Zhu Houzhao, the future emperor of the Ming Dynasty, was playful and rebellious, and a headache for all civil servants in the dynasty. When the two met for the first time, the prince crossed his legs, and he also crossed his legs. The prince said: "You are very courageous." He said: "I am just telling the truth." From then on, Zhu Houzhao relied on him. Zhang Xingjian originally thought that dealing with a playful prince would be his limit. The result was that the emperor was critically ill and he wanted to save him; the courtiers were impeached and he wanted to fight against him; the Tatars invaded the border in the north, King Ning rebelled in the south, and there were foreign fleets watching in the west. He just wanted to be a dude waiting to die, but reality forced him to take out his steam engine, armored ship, and breech-loading rifle. "Your Majesty, I really just want to lie down." "Lie down no matter what, you have made me the number one victim of the Ming Dynasty. Get up and work!" This is the story of a modern science and engineering man who traveled through the Ming Dynasty. He wanted to lie down but was taken over by Emperor Zhengde, and finally took him to the Ming Dynasty. This book is also called: · "Zhengde: My consort is a scientist" · "I Carry out the Industrial Revolution in Ming Dynasty" · "One Family with Two Kingdoms" · "The First Wrong Emperor of the Ming Dynasty and His Creditor Consort"