[Da Ming] the First Recalcitrant Emperor

Jiang Zhao passed through and became Zhu Houzhao, the Zhengde Emperor of the Ming Dynasty. It was him who "traveled excessively, abused eunuchs, indulged in leopard rooms, and acted absurdly"; it was also him who "became vigilant at a young age, guarded the border bandits, and was conscientious in his usage." When Jiang Zhao read history, he would lament that this was a strange man and emperor who was both good and evil, transcending the status of an emperor and saying, "I am who I am, a different kind of emperor's fireworks." But when he became Zhu Houzhao, he had to face a more realistic problem: this different imperial firework extinguished too early, and it failed after thirty. Life goal one: survive, Jiajing retreats. Life goal two: live a happy life. Today is a different emperor. Life goal three: As a descendant of the Ming Dynasty, strive to establish a peaceful reign. Note: The evaluation of Emperor Zhengde in the text such as "cruising without restraint" comes from historical books such as "History of the Ming Dynasty". The timeline has changed. The first version was written on August 25, 2022 Intention: To establish a heart for heaven and earth, to establish a destiny for people's lives