Emperor of Longevity: Emperor Xian of Han

The introduction is a bit of a screen for readers. In the early days of Jiajing, he was a wise and powerful man. He defeated the powerful minister Xia Yan as soon as he came to the throne. There are still prophets for later generations. With such a character, it makes no sense logically for you to write about lying down, refining medicine and cultivating immortality. Cultivating immortals requires money. He is an imaginary emperor and has no real power. Where will the money come from to cultivate immortals? It would be better to write about how he became a powerful minister and recreated the great Han Dynasty.

It's still not extreme enough. Why don't you wear Liu Bian?

The writing is very good and interesting. I look forward to the follow-up. It depends on how the author handles the subsequent plot... Because to be honest, Jiajing is really not a good thing. When it comes to power-seeking and political struggle, the emperors in history are not considered T0 level but also T1. However, the late Han Dynasty only knew power-seeking. Even if Cao Cao was KOed in the end, wouldn't it be an enlarged version of Jiangdong Jierui? The protagonist cannot rely on power and power to prosper the Yanhan, and then squat in the harem to cultivate Taoism and live and die outside.

Jiajing spent tens of millions of taels of silver on cultivating immortals. If you don't have the right, where will the money come from? If you don't have the money, how can you become an immortal?

Unless you can cultivate the true way, all tactics are useless