Zhu Jingxuan of the Ming Dynasty

On the dragon chair, twenty-two-year-old Zhu Jingxuan smiled. At his feet were the letters of credence presented by the Tatar envoy - cession of land, marriage, and annual coins. Outside the hall, three thousand pickled enemy heads stared angrily in a wooden box. He cut off a corner of his credentials and stuffed it into his head and mouth: "I will not give up an inch of my country." Before he finished speaking, the new red cannon roared and shattered the glazed tiles. This was the first court meeting of the Jingtai Dynasty. [This is not a palace fight, it is a national-level "bone scraping surgery"] Being tough on the outside is just the beginning. The lining of the dragon robe is sewn with blood letters from the common people, and the account books of the household department contain blood-sucking codes. From the black hole of weapons (the new gun has a chamber explosion rate of 30%) to the smuggling of salt and iron (the ledgers are written on Dutch paper), the corruption network penetrates deep into the bones of the empire. The emperor held military power in his left hand and account books in his right hand, and established a "mathematical killing team" directly under him. When the population of a certain province increased by 2% and the grain tax increased by 20%, the head of the prefect was nailed to the city gate together with the account books. [At the end of the fight, the enemy is actually the creator] When the anti-corruption blade finally points to the most mysterious "Taiping Pavilion", the truth is suffocating: the leader of this shadow organization that has controlled the government for a century is his most respected imperial master, and its members include the father of his confidant female official and the mentor of the commander of the Jin Yiwei. They create foreign troubles and support corrupt officials, just to complete the ultimate test: "Your Majesty, are you worthy of this iron-blooded country?" [Reversal ending·The rules are rewritten by me] After the bloodbath, Zhu Jingxuan did something that made everyone kneel down: he created the first "imperial power withdrawal mechanism" in history...