Ming Dynasty: the Writing Shocked the World, and the Writing Moved the Forbidden City

"The Literary Sage of the Ming Dynasty: The Beginning Describes the Great Desolation, and the Good Fortune Reflects the World" tells the story of Zhu Chen, a modern editor who traveled through time and became the concubine of Prince Xiang of the Ming Dynasty. He relied on his memory to copy novels such as "Buddha Is the Way" and "Fights Break the Sky", and shocked the government and the public under the pen name "Chen Zhai Jushi". Emperor Jiajing pulled and beat him, and Zhu Chen took the opportunity to show off his craftsmanship, improve firearms and navigation skills, and deal with factory guards, sea merchants and pirates. Later, he escaped to Shuangyu Port, developed primitive telegraph technology, turned the tide in the naval battle, and finally gained a foothold. Then he planned overseas, pointed to the stars and the sea, and vowed to reshape the world of the Ming Dynasty with knowledge and writing that surpassed the times.