Chief Assistant of the Ming Dynasty

In the winter of the twelfth year of Zhengde's reign in the Ming Dynasty, Xu Jin traveled to Shangrao County, Jiangxi Province, where he lived as a poor scholar. Emperor Zhu Houzhao of the Ming Dynasty was visiting Xuanfu in the border town, while Chenhao, the king of Ning in Jiangxi Province, was secretly preparing to rebel. This year, the protagonist's family was destitute and he went out to seek a way out, and was gradually involved in this shocking conspiracy.

The story that happened during the Jiajing Dynasty shows a different Jiajing. It's at the food and grass level. The quantity is large and the control is full, the plot is relatively reasonable and there is no poisonous point.

I have always paid close attention to the historical fiction of the Ming Dynasty. It's a bit like Hui Ming. However, the plot and writing of this book are both good. The protagonist travels through the Zhengde period just before the incident of King Ning, and is entering the official career through the imperial examination.

Just passable