Returning to the Ming Dynasty: I Am Really Not a Foolish King

I became the most criticized fatuous emperor of the Ming Dynasty, and the beginning was a disaster: the government and the public scolded me for being fatuous and enjoying life, my powerful ministers were monopolizing power, I was surrounded by dangers, the treasury was empty, the people were in dire straits, and the signs of the country's demise were all evident. No one knows that there is a modern soul hidden in this comatose body. Everyone expected me to repeat the same mistake of ruining the country, but I secretly planned and used modern knowledge to break the situation: to stop the traitors, rectify the government, pacify the people, and strengthen the army. Paralyzing the powerful ministers is a disguise, and leveraging power is a strategy. The game of power and intrigue hides the edge, and the reversals constantly break prejudices. It combines the thrill of the emperor's counterattack with the richness of family and country. It is a sincere work by a newcomer born in the 2000s. It is not clichéd or unfinished. It looks at the misunderstood foolish emperor and uses his own power to rewrite the fate of the Ming Dynasty and restore the glory of the country.