Daming: Lao Zhu Beat Me? Resurrection of Queen Ma with Support

(No heroine + casual writing + funny writing) Traveling back in time to the sixth son of the Ming Dynasty, Chu King Zhu Ke (the sixth son of Zhu Yuanzhang and Queen Ma), he had been a salty fish for eighteen years, and finally awakened to the memory and belated system of modern people! He thought he was about to embark on the road of Long Aotian who punched Bei Yuan and kicked Bahuang. However, the moment he opened the system space, Zhu Ke was dumbfounded - there was no one-click organization, no magical elixir, only a "blind box garbage pile" piled up like a mountain with no end in sight! A broken bowl with a missing hole, expired gold-creating medicine, a second-hand patched bellyband from a certain repairman... After rummaging through the scraps for half a month, the mentally and physically exhausted Zhu Ke finally dug for gold in the sand and dug out two SSR-level artifacts: [Simulated Doll Metal Barn] and [Twelve Zodiac Rat Talismans (giving life to dead things)]. On the first anniversary of the death of Empress Ma, Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, transformed into a grumpy old dragon and attacked indiscriminately at the Fengtian Palace meeting. He took off his shoe soles and started a brutal "sitting mixed doubles". Zhu Ke, who was slapped on the sole of a shoe for no apparent reason, was furious on the spot and even dared to talk back to him! In order to avenge this "one shot of revenge", Zhu Ke used the system's magical artifact to reshape Queen Ma's body and gave her life. He took the newly resurrected mother and went straight to the imperial study room to find a place! After resurrecting Queen Ma and rescuing the prince, the emperor still has the same bad temper, and Zhu Ke, the modern soul, can't stand the outburst. "The clay figurine is still earthy, not to mention that I am a living person, old man! My knife is not a disadvantage." "You want to rebel?" "Rebellion? Even if you give me your ruined throne for free, I'd be ashamed of it!"