Jiajing Transmigrates as Qing Emperor, Beginning His Immortal Cultivation in Joy of Life

I can't think of a name at first glance, it should be called "Shocking, traveling from Chen Baoguo to Chen Daoming" 🤭

Another point is that in the original work, neither Ye Qingmei nor Fan Xian are good people, and their skills are not very good. It can only be said that the author cannot write characters whose IQ exceeds his own. Ye Qingmei wanted to change the world and wanted everyone to be equal, but her solution was to support the emperor and hope that he would create a society where everyone is equal. But he did not leave any backhand to counterattack Emperor Qing (Emperor Qing already knew the sniper rifle, and even if Emperor Qing tried to kill Wu Zhu in the end, he would not be able to defeat Emperor Qing. As long as Emperor Qing survives, all Fan Xian's arrangements are useless.) Fan Xian's revenge for Ye Qingmei is not a blood feud. He is a time traveler himself, and it is even less likely that he has any feelings for a time traveler like Ye Qingmei who has never seen him before. A large part of the reason for his revenge is that "a time traveler was killed by the natives, which brought shame to us time travellers." He did not have the lofty ambitions of Ye Qingmei. But the method is at least better than Ye Qingmei. In the end, he became a de facto emperor, but he did not need to bear the responsibilities of an emperor. Classics have the right but no responsibility

It feels like traveling through time as Jiajing requires a system, which is very redundant. It's not that the system is bad, the problem is that the focus of this book is Jiajing Jiajing Jiajing, we should focus on Jiajing in the TV series

Jiajing Zhen still needs a great master to cultivate his martial arts in Qing Yunian, and the intellectual great master directly suppresses it. The upper limit of the political level of the entire Qingyu Nian is difficult to reach that of any named person who appeared in the Ming Dynasty. Even King Yu...

6. Two mistakes. First, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty never really lost his power. Under the influence of the increasingly perfect centralization system and the mutated Confucianism, the officials of the Ming Dynasty have almost become the emperor's personal minions. As powerful as Zhang Juzheng, they must also rely on Feng Bao and Queen Mother Li. The three of them joined forces to control the court situation. The reason why Feng Bao has such great power is Because of the emperor (Wanli)'s dependence on him, and Wanli's respect for Zhang Juzheng, in other words, it was Wanli's personal attitude that allowed the three of them to control the government. As long as Wanli didn't want to, Zhang Juzheng couldn't surpass him, and Feng Bao couldn't control the court. So I really can't figure it out, why do everyone always think that the emperor of the Ming Dynasty needs to get his rights back? They have never lost anything, how can they get it back? The civil servants of the Ming Dynasty were also miserable. They had to shoulder all the blame for the emperor's various abstract jobs. Even officials like Hai Rui were scolded for seeking fame and reputation, and they were invincible.

Not bad, but the focus of the Jiajing flavor is better. The drama is full of metaphors, arrogant and crazy from time to time, smart and selfish.

Jiajing has been abstinent and practiced Taoism for so many years, but you wrote him as Teddy who can't walk on Taoism when he sees a woman.

A diaosi is a diaosi. Even if he puts on a dragon robe, he is just a golden hoe 😴

It's really weird. It's not easy to write Jiajing as a diaosi.

Jiajing was lucky enough not to be strangled to death by the palace maid. If the palace maids were not so hungry that they had no strength, Jiajing would have become the emperor who oppressed the palace maids and was fucked to death.