This Ming Emperor Wuzong Is Truly Unfit to Rule

You can't deny that Zhu Houzhao was actually quite capable. Although he seemed unruly, he at least personally led an army and won a battle. The key point is that with hundreds of thousands of troops fighting, it's quite remarkable that only a few died.

Emperor Wuzong Zhu Houzhao was a true emperor who destroyed the Mongols, pacified the Jurchens, and annexed the Western Regions. The Western Regions have been free from Chinese rule for over 700 years; it's time to take them back. With such military talent, Wang Yangming should have focused on developing his skills in this direction; he would have become another scholar-general, a man of both…

Personally, I think Zhu Houzhao, while somewhat unreliable, was still alright; at least he accomplished something. Furthermore, I believe an emperor's private morality and whether he was a good emperor are two different things. Also, many people have a misconception: temple names and posthumous titles are two separate systems.

Why is everything so strange? Zhu Houzhao's posthumous title was Xiaoyi (abbreviation), while his temple name was Wuzong. Moreover, the temple name Wuzong is rare, making it difficult to determine the specific criteria for judging emperors. Temple names like Taizhong and Zhongshi are considered auspicious. What are we discussing here?

Zhu Houzhao's body is practically worn out by modern people. Every time it goes by, it's the same old domineering aura, but no one has ever written about true family affection. This book is genuinely good, mainly because it lacks a system and emphasizes family ethics and morality. It feels like you're just looking at things happening around you, only with different identities.

Brother, read more books before writing novels. Wu Zong is a derogatory term.

It's too modern and lacks historical flavor.

I think the author should take a closer look at the circumstances of Emperor Hyojong's death; there's definitely something wrong with it.

Emperor Wuzong of Ming was actually a capable person, but he had a childlike nature.

I've read over ten chapters. I feel completely disconnected from the story. 😒