Zhengde of the Great Ming: I Am a Wise Foolish Emperor

Is it really that difficult to clean up the palace? You could see the hatred in the Empress Dowager's eyes, so why not just eliminate everyone around her? Couldn't they just put her under house arrest? I really don't understand why Empress Dowagers in Ming Dynasty novels are so hard to deal with? The Emperor can easily poison someone to death, but the Empress Dowager can't?

The core issue is to rebuild the Imperial Guard. With an army, other problems will be less significant. As for the nobles, I can only say don't expect too much; they disgraced themselves excessively during the Hongzhi era.

Wang Yangming was not just a sage, he was a saint.

Generally speaking, those who time-travel to Zhu Houzhao never have a good ending. Zhu Houzhao, as an extremely charismatic emperor, is always the best supporting character, arguably without equal, the best cheat code for time travelers.

What eunuch? I was getting really into it!

I'm speechless. How did this become a eunuch?

The second picture features both a crown prince and an emperor. Has the protagonist actually ascended the throne?

Do historical fiction writers not like to start from the protagonist's perspective?

The two novels about courtyard houses were really well-written; I hope this one will be just as good. It should be at least three million words. The previous novel, *Wu Song*, didn't feel like it was written by the author himself.

The author should write in a more concise style. The subject matter of "The Great Song Monk" is quite attractive, and the style is unique. However, it is too verbose and repetitive, making it too difficult to read.