From Saving the Capital to Cleaning up the Court, I Saved Dayan's Life

In the 300th year of the Great Yan Dynasty, the country was about to fall. Xuan Shuo's cavalry from the north moved south. An undercurrent surged in the capital. The imperial army plotted a mutiny. The court masters and powerful ministers betrayed the country and sought glory, and the people were displaced. Tang Yan came through time travel, but he had no destiny to rely on. He was adopted by a hermit at the age of six and spent ten years learning the art of war, law, officialdom, and horse archery. When he entered the world at the age of sixteen, he was just the humblest archer in Fuguo County, Tianjing. No one knows that he was the first person to see the cracks in the dynasty; he was also the first person to guard the streets with a sword and shoot at the enemy with a bow on the night of the mutiny. From the archers of Yunhe County to the county captain, general magistrate, censor, and important official, Tang Yan stepped on the blood, account books, military orders and people's hearts step by step. Put down the rebellion, punish the treacherous ministers, investigate the empty seals, kill the corrupt officials, break up the party strife, rectify the government, stabilize the people's livelihood, and prepare for the Northern Expedition. What he wants to save is not only his own life, but a dying capital, a turbulent dynasty, and countless nameless people under thousands of miles of mountains and rivers. When the dust of the decisive battle on the Yellow River settled, the world knew that the civil servant in charge of the center was also the most ruthless man in Dayan who dared to chase the enemy on a single horse and seize arrows in the wind and sand to kill the king. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.