Two Souls Jiajing: the King and His Ministers Are of the Same Flesh and Blood, and the Ming Dynasty Is the Same as the Sky

On the night of the Renyin Palace Incident in the 21st year of Jiajing, the soul of modern cadre Min Anjing passed through the body of the dying Zhu Houcong, and one body and two souls symbiotically existed. On one side is a pragmatic civil servant who is familiar with the people's livelihood system and dedicated to rectifying the decadent situation, and on the other side is the Emperor of Ming Dynasty who is well versed in the emperor's mind and is paranoid about monasticism. The two fought day and night, fighting for each other's physical dominance internally, joining hands externally and fighting against the civil servants' factionalism. They competed in the cage of imperial power, trying to reverse the fate of the Ming Dynasty's decline.