Imperial Master of the Ming Dynasty

The social animal Liu Feng died suddenly while working overtime, and his fetus was transmitted to the home of a wealthy businessman in Jinling in the late Yuan Dynasty. He managed to save his family's property in troubled times, but his parents died in the second year of Hongwu. Liu Feng, who was well aware of the low status of a businessman and the crime of harboring a treasure, decisively sold off part of his family property and went into hibernation to study. In the fourth year of Hongwu's reign, he entered the imperial examination for the first time in the Ming Dynasty and entered the official career, becoming a seventh-grade editor and later a censor. Well aware of the dangerous situation in the Hongwu court, Liu Feng chose to "lie down" to protect himself, dozing around every day, just for peace. The turning point occurred at the beginning of the thirteenth year of Hongwu, when the aftermath of the Hu Weiyong case was still unresolved, and on the eve of Zhu Yuanzhang's intention to abolish Zhongshu Sheng and strengthen imperial power. Liu Feng accidentally awakened the "Civilization Promotion Sign-in System". Signing in daily, monthly, and yearly can earn "civilization points", which can be exchanged for items that transcend the times, technical drawings, and even knowledge infusion in the system mall. Faced with this artifact that could shake up the times, Liu Feng realized that he could no longer live an ignoble existence. He decided to end "Lieping" and do something for the era he had lived in for more than 20 years and for the future of Chinese civilization. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.