I, Jiajing, Am Trying to Save the World.

I am Zhu Houcong, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty. I have been in imperial rank for forty-five years and have unparalleled power. I thought that I would become an immortal once Dan became immortal, but unexpectedly I opened my eyes and became the last puppet emperor of the Dajin Dynasty. After losing power and power, eunuchs acted cruelly, civil servants fought for profits, and military generals divided their empires, resulting in people's livelihood being ruined, people dying of starvation for thousands of miles, and millions of rogue bandits. At this time of national chaos, the Northern Barbarians are knocking on the door, the national treasury is at its bottom, and there are only more than 70,000 taels of silver left in the internal funds; The officials only care about profit, the vassal kings are destroying the country, and the generals are domineering... The whole dynasty is in ruins. Ministers: Your Majesty, we are rebelling against the thieves and want to raise military pay, so we can only increase taxes! Otherwise, the world may perish at the hands of His Majesty! Jiajing: Increase taxes? OK, OK! The rebellion is strong, but now I am the one to blame. I have fought against powerful ministers, suppressed civil servants, controlled factory guards, and controlled the world. I am the only one who has done nothing but your nonsense! Another group of villains are coming to fight with me. What should I fear? Machiavellianism? I am proficient in my life! Financial? I am the number one accountant in Ming Dynasty! Cutting down vassal vassals, clearing the emperor, reorganizing the army, managing finances, bringing peace to the world... These are all leftovers from my previous life. From now on: The cabinet knelt down, the factory guards died, the border troops returned home, the feudal kings worked diligently, the gentry paid taxes, and the rogue bandits were given the heads. The ministers trembled: Your Majesty is a sage, the only emperor of the ages! Jiajing smiled faintly: Dear gentlemen, how can I compare to Emperor Wen? The ministers kowtowed and said: Emperor Wen is not as good as your Majesty, much more!