The Ming Dynasty Destroyed the Emperor

"The Bad Ming Dynasty" tells the story of a modern man who traveled through time and became the king of Laizhou County in the Ming Dynasty. He only wanted to live a bad life, but due to various "bad things", he unexpectedly gained fame and was forced to be involved in the turmoil of the Ming Dynasty. When he first arrived in Laizhou, he opened a warehouse to store grain for the prodigal family, and was said to be the "king of the county who cares for the people." He wanted to save money and ban meat, but was regarded as a "living Buddha" by the people. The drawings of "failed inventions" he drew casually were turned into inventions such as a hydraulic mahjong table and baking soda steamed buns by Ma Sanbao that benefited people's livelihood. He tried to hide from the court, but was forced to serve as governor of Shandong during the Yongle period. During the Renxuan period, he wanted to guard the imperial mausoleum but accidentally discovered a mercury mine. He wanted to implicate the officials he recommended, but instead helped a group of capable ministers. On the eve of the Tumubao Incident, he rescued Yu Qian and reversed the situation of the war. He was forced from the county king to the regent, and finally ascended the throne after Zhu Qizhen abdicated. Obviously he only wanted to live a miserable life, but he inadvertently promoted the development of the Ming Dynasty and became the "one emperor through the ages" in the history books, leaving only a page full of absurdity and helplessness.