The Rise of the Ming Dynasty Scholars

Traveling through the six years of Hongzhi in the Ming Dynasty, under the prosperous times, there is a crisis hidden. The Yellow River is overflowing, hungry people are everywhere, official governance is complicated, internal worries have not gone away, and foreign troubles are gradually arising. When Xu Zhe woke up, he was caught in the troubled times of Shandong, with a humble start and difficult steps. At that time, the first assistant Xu Pu was in the middle and at the helm, the second assistant Liu Jian was upright and upright, and Qiu Jun was full of economics. In the palace, Xiao Jing served the emperor. In Shandong, the governor Wang Ji sat on one side, and the chief envoy Sun Ren was in charge of civil affairs. A commoner, a man of knowledge, and a pair of cold eyes. He stood firm in the famine, survived in the torrent, managed rivers to bring peace to the people, prospered agriculture and consolidated the foundation, solved difficulties, managed people's livelihood, and rectified the administration of officials. With a humble body, he does things to help the world; with a strategy in mind, he enters the Hongzhi court. Don't climb up to the powerful, don't follow the popular trends, take it step by step, and never change your original intention. See how Xu Zhe helped the people, settled the country, and stabilized the mountains and rivers during the Taiping and Hongzhi years. He single-handedly created a famous name for a lifetime, witnessed the best era of the Ming Dynasty, and wrote a legend of commoners serving as prime ministers. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.