Jiajing: This Rebellious Son Is Better at Cultivating Immortality Than I Am

After transmigrating into the Ming Dynasty as Zhu Zaiji, Prince Yu, he finds that his birth mother has fallen out of favor and his father has not so much as looked him in the eye for over twenty years.

His younger brother, Prince Jing, has Yan Song backing him. To the north, Anda's cavalry raids south year after year; to the southeast, Japanese pirates attack cities, forcing the people to flee.

Meanwhile, the civil and military officials at court are all keeping Jiajing company as he practices alchemy at the Western Park.

Monsters cause trouble in the palace? Prince Yu suppresses them with a talisman.

Datong is in danger? Prince Yu breaks through an army of 100,000 with 3,000 cavalrymen.

Japanese pirates attack a city? Prince Yu faces them alone, sword in hand.

Yan Song: This boy is spreading heresy and misleading the people. He must be executed!

Jiajing: Is my son a fallen immortal?

The ministers: Your Highness, this violates the rules of our ancestors!

Zhu Heng: This land is plagued by monsters, barbarians, pirates, and injustice. Then I'll cut them all down.

When the Human Emperor is enraged, all the lands tremble.