It Turned Me Into a Ghost Chapter 42

However, after staying in the mountains for six months, more than 600 years had passed since they came down. Even Elias, who had gone through many battles, was frightened. She was a little drowsy at first, but now she was completely awake. He took down the entire set of historical records from the shelf and read each page very carefully, finally confirming that this was not his illusion.

"Can you never go back?" Thinking of those people and things six hundred years ago, Elias couldn't help but feel sad. Although his master had abandoned him, the several life-saving graces he received were not fake, and the reason why he could survive safely until now was all because of his master, his...

Thinking of this, You Shu's face turned slightly red, and she picked out the part of the historical records about Zong Sheng Emperor and read it carefully.

According to historians, Emperor Zongsheng was undoubtedly the greatest emperor of the Ming Dynasty. His iron cavalry traveled across the nine states, annihilating the seven kingdoms, and connecting the east and west continents without hindrance. When he was in power, he never closed the city gates or imposed curfews. People did not pick up things on the road and did not close their homes at night. Their lives were very prosperous and stable. During his lifetime, he went on 17 personal expeditions, all of which were invincible. He was also called the "War Emperor" by his contemporaries. When enemy generals heard his flag, they all fled without hesitation.

He worked hard to govern, strengthen the country, and create the great achievements of the Ming Dynasty. However, he never married and never left a son or a daughter. According to historians' speculation, the reason why he was like this was because he injured his roots in a battle with the barbarians in the western border. Fortunately, he did not attach importance to bloodline and had no nostalgia for imperial power. He actually adopted eighteen clan disciples as his heirs and trained them carefully.