Ming Dynasty: I am truly not the Emperor of Longevity

The title "Emperor of Longevity" was a Taoist title bestowed upon himself by Emperor Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty.
Lu Chen transmigrated to the seventeenth year of the Jiajing reign of the Ming Dynasty.
Although it was a soul transmigration, the original owner did not retain any memories, but fortunately, she had psychic powers to rely on.
By sheer coincidence, he impersonated the travel permit of Lu Bing's father, Lu Song, who was suspected to be Lu Bing's illegitimate son.
Even more bizarrely, the body possessed by Lu Chen had a face exactly like that of the Jiajing Emperor when he was young.
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This book is a slow burn, emphasizes logic, and is not mindless. The main plot is perfectly matched with the title and will gradually become clear as the story unfolds.
The protagonist is a unique individual, living in a low-level martial arts world where there are no masters capable of defeating hundreds of opponents single-handedly.
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