The Great Ming's Most Incorrigible Emperor

Jiang Zhao transmigrated into Zhu Houzhao, the Zhengde Emperor of the Ming Dynasty. "Constantly touring the realm, abusing eunuchs, and indulging in the Leopard Room; reckless in all he did" was one side of him. "Alert and perceptive from a young age, personally fought off border raiders, and decisive in enforcing the law" was the other. When Jiang Zhao read history, he would marvel at this extraordinary emperor, both virtuous and villainous, who stepped outside the bounds of his imperial role: "I'm just me, an emperor unlike any other." But after becoming Zhu Houzhao, he had to face a more practical problem: this one-of-a-kind imperial firework had burned out far too soon, dying at thirty without an heir. Life goal one: Stay alive. Jiajing, back off, back off, back off. Life goal two: Live happily. Another day of being an emperor unlike any other. Life goal three: As a descendant of the Ming, strive to bring about an era of peace and prosperity. Note: The evaluations of the Zhengde Emperor in the blurb, such as "constantly touring the realm," come from historical records like the History of Ming. The timeline has been altered. First blurb posted on 2022.8.25 Theme: Establish our hearts for the world, and our lives for the people