Let Nature Take Its Course in the Late Ming Dynasty

Although there is a gap between what the masters wrote and some common sense of the Ming Dynasty is not clear, I still have to encourage It's really rare for so few people to read it and write more than 400 chapters.

First, let's understand what the status of a juren was in the Ming Dynasty. A dignified juren was actually called a commoner in front of the government officials. A small grain manager actually dares to act wild in front of Juren. I suggest the author give up writing.

Is the author clear about the status of being a candidate in the Ming Dynasty? Will you call a police officer to call Big Brother? You must know that in the Ming Dynasty, government officials and police officers were all despicable professions. There are also tax exemptions for people who want to be elected, did you know? A small county magistrate dares to touch people casually? He himself was probably from a Juren background, so he didn't understand the network of people in the same year and the same department? Is he tired of living? Have some snacks