Ming Dynasty: I am truly not the Emperor of Longevity

The title “Emperor of Longevity” was a Taoist honorific bestowed upon himself by the Jiajing Emperor of the Ming Dynasty. Lu Chen transmigrates to the seventeenth year of the Jiajing reign. Although he has crossed into another world, the body’s original owner left behind no memories. Fortunately, Lu Chen possesses psychic powers to rely on. By sheer coincidence, he assumes the identity recorded on a travel permit belonging to Lu Song, Lu Bing’s father, and is suspected of being Lu Bing’s illegitimate son. Even more bizarrely, the body he inhabits has a face exactly like that of the Jiajing Emperor in his youth. This is a slow-burning novel that emphasizes logic rather than mindless progression. Its main plot is closely tied to the title and will gradually reveal itself as the story unfolds. The protagonist is a unique individual living in a low-level martial-arts world, where no master can defeat hundreds of opponents single-handedly. The author has also written a 166-million-word novel rated 9.1.