Make The Ming Dynasty Great Again: Qianlong Secret History Jiajing’s Life Experience

This book is the first part of the Qianlong Secret History series: Yuan Wenji, the chief minister of Prince Xing, and Princess Jiang were originally lovers, but were robbed of their love by Prince Xing. In order to retaliate, when Jiang was giving birth, he used his own son and the daughter of the princess to be a subcontractor, so that his biological son became the heir apparent, and the real princess was sent out of the palace to become Lin Chuyao. After the death of Emperor Wuzong of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Houcong was selected to succeed the throne as Emperor Jiajing. On the way to Beijing to succeed to the throne, under the protection of the Ming Dynasty master Huang Yaoshi of Peach Blossom Island and Flying Sword Li Xunhuan, Zhu Houcong fought against three major cults including Xuanming Sect, Zoroastrian Sect, and White Lotus Sect. He practiced the Nine Yin Manual and the Nine Yang Manual, obtained the Dragon Slaying Sword, and became a peerless martial arts master. He finally defeated the three major cults and successfully succeeded to the throne. After succeeding to the throne, with the assistance of Yuan Wenji, he stabilized power through reforms in the Ministry of War, the Ministry of Personnel, and finance; he protected human lives by abolishing bad habits such as soaking pig cages, drowning infants, and official prostitutes; he improved people's livelihood through reforms in housing prices, medical care, food and medicine, and protecting employees; and through the establishment of the Royal Bookstore and the publication of "The Emperor's Self-cultivation" and other prosperous culture, the Ming Dynasty came to the DPRK and the common people recognized Jiajing. Later, he put down the rebellion of the anti-reform forces represented by King Yi. After that, Jiajing's true life experience was finally exposed. His favorite woman, the imperial concubine Lin Chuyao, faces the embarrassing situation of her husband taking away her life, and her husband is the son of his father-killing enemy. How should she choose?
The novel not only depicts palace intrigues and court struggles, but also shows the awakening of civilization brought about by Jiajing's promotion of civil rule and the establishment of the Gewives Academy. It ultimately asks: When the "real Dragon Emperor" is actually a "fake emperor," what is orthodoxy? What is morality