Ruling the Heavens from the Jiajing Era

Those who have watched Ming Dynasty 1566 will know that Yan Song and his son have been greedy for a long time despite the infamy, and they don't even have a fraction of Xu Jie's money, right? At least they, father and son, did something good. Those so-called Qingliu were the real scourge of the Ming Dynasty! You don't know, right? Don't you have this knowledge?

I would like to ask, are you the kind of emperor who, after becoming an emperor, still plays fist bump with others face to face?

The main character's name is too dramatic, too tacky

Historically, one of the reasons why Jiajing moved Yan Song was that Lu Bing died and his most trusted eye became blind. King Jing, who was supported by the strict party, also died, leaving him with only one son, King Yu.

😰 Are there any secrets to the Ouchi Library? It's still necessary to search the dilapidated sects.

If you, Yan Song, fall down, who will you help up? Can Xu Jie, Zhang Juzheng and others listen to you? The high arch is reserved for your son. You are now the richest man in altruism. How does your son use it? Well, if Yan Song is not there, who are you going to add to the cabinet? To put it bluntly, Yan Song was from Jiajing from the beginning to the end, not necessarily the other members.

Let me ask you this: Is it because you are an emperor, but you put aside your huge power and go out in person to have sex with someone shirtless?

You are already an emperor, why do you still call me Sir, Sir Zhang? Such a lack of fatherly love! I like to be called daddy so much!

The subordinates bow down to the protagonist, have no selfish intentions at all, and work for the protagonist wholeheartedly, just like a robot

In this genre, it's also great to write about souls wearing substitutes. You're a good person if you have one substitute in the world.