Ming Dynasty 1521 Time Travel to the Day Before Ming Wuzong's Death

On March 14, 1521, March 14, the 16th year of Zhengde in the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Houzhao, Emperor Wuzong of the Ming Dynasty, died in Baofang at the age of 31. This is recorded in history books as a mediocre emperor who neglected government affairs and indulged in pleasure. He favored eunuchs such as Liu Jin and set up a leopard room to indulge in drinking, sex and hunting. He also named himself the "Governor-General of Mighty Military Affairs and Chief Military Officer" under the pseudonym Zhu Shou. He went on numerous patrols incognito and southward, consuming a lot of people's and financial resources, leading to political chaos and frequent civil unrest. He was the driving force behind the decline of the Ming Dynasty. But is the real Ming Wuzong Zhu Houzhao really so unbearable? Due to an accident, Zhang Xu traveled to the last day before Ming Wuzong's death. He tried to save himself with his dying body. By integrating Ming Wuzong's memory, he gradually understood the emperor's pursuit of peace and unwillingness in his life. Let us follow Zhang Xu into the world of this controversial emperor, fighting civil servants, suppressing the harem, defeating enemy chiefs, suppressing rebellions, rebuilding the Ming Dynasty, changing the historical trajectory, and reviving the glory of the Han Dynasty!