Transmigrating to the Jiajing Era: Zhu Di, You're the General Now
穿越嘉靖：朱棣，你来当大将军
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If Emperor Jiajing were to travel through time, he would believe it was the result of his own cultivation of immortality, and would therefore cultivate even more diligently.
If the protagonist became emperor, he'd probably be even more eccentric than in his previous life.
Before his assassination, Emperor Jiajing aspired to be like Emperor Wen of Han; he was full of ambition.
Emperor Jiajing was an extremely selfish person; even if he traveled through time a hundred times, it would only lead to the same result: accelerating the demise of the Ming Dynasty.
It feels like it would have been better if Zhu Di had ascended the throne in the original timeline. Zhu Yuanzhang dragged his feet, chose a worthless successor, and yet he still had the audacity to praise him. Zhu Yuanzhang's decision to choose Zhu Yunwen in his later years was even worse than Emperor Wu of Han's witchcraft scandal. If it weren't for good fortune and the presence of Zhu Di, he could have rebuilt the Song Dynasty.
To be honest, it was because Jiajing (the future emperor of the Qing Dynasty) clicked to view this that I did.
The thought of a highly intelligent and politically astute emperor operating in the early Ming Dynasty is quite intriguing. However, you're being too serious, and there are many serious books about the early Ming Dynasty, which are worth reading, but I don't have much interest or tolerance for them. I really want to see what the Daoist Emperor does, rather than what a time traveler with the name of Jiajing does.
Why was the title changed? This new title isn't as good as the original; the meaning is a bit vague. It was clearly about the Jiajing Emperor's time travel, but now it's become "Time Travel to the Jiajing Emperor."
It seems Fang Xiaoru was executed along with his entire clan, but not by the extermination of ten generations. The extermination of ten generations is probably only found in unofficial historical accounts.
If you don't buy, boost, or flatter the editors, how can you get featured? Those slumps can get featured even with the comments section full of insults, so you can too.
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Canghai earnestly requests everyone to read this, especially on Tuesdays. As a newbie, I also want to get featured. Please help me, thank you so much! ლ(°◕‵ƹ′◕ლ)