[Ming Dynasty] The Eldest Son of Zhang Juzheng's Daily Survival Guide

When Zhang Jing went to Jingzhou to visit the tomb of his idol Zhang Juzheng at night, he accidentally fell down the steps and died. The next moment, dizzy and dazed, he found himself in an ancient wooden bed.

A woman dressed in ancient clothing saw him open his eyes and immediately hugged him, sobbing. "My son, you're finally awake! I'll send someone to fetch your father right away..."

Zhang Jing felt his little heart pounding as he stared unblinkingly at the refined, elegant man in a long robe before him. He asked again, uncertainly, "Are you really my father? Zhang Juzheng of the Ming Dynasty, whose courtesy name was Shuda, whose art name was Taiyue, and whose original name was Zhang Baigui?"

Zhang Juzheng stepped forward and gently felt his forehead, then frowned at Li Shizhen. "Doctor Li, about my son's illness... Does he recognize me or not?"

Once Zhang Jing figured out what was going on, he let out a wail, overwhelmed by both joy and despair.

The good news: My idol Zhang Juzheng is actually my father!

The bad news: Historical records say that Zhang Juzheng died in the tenth year of the Wanli reign, and the little emperor he had personally raised immediately turned against him and began purging the Zhang family. Two years later, an imperial edict ordering the family seized and their property confiscated led to the eldest son of the Zhang family being tortured and driven to hang himself, the second son being exiled to a desolate, frigid land and never heard from again, and the third son trying to starve himself to death after jumping into a well, but failing, and living out the rest of his life alone...

However, although Zhang Jing had become Zhang Juzheng's eldest son, Zhang Jingxiu, who had hanged himself, he was still a little kid. It seemed he had plenty of time to change his fate.

Zhang Jing hugged his chubby little self. If I tell my father Zhang Juzheng how history will unfold, will he believe me? And even if he does believe me and makes changes, who knows whether that little emperor will turn against him again after he dies in his prime at fifty-seven?

Zhang Juzheng, the great minister who revitalized the dynasty, protected the Ming Empire while he was alive, but after his death he couldn't protect his own family. What should I do? What should I do?!

Just then, a voice suddenly rang in his mind. [Welcome, Host, to the