Ming Dynasty: the Direct Grandson of the Yan Family Relied on Betraying His Father to Stabilize the Court!

In the thirty-ninth year of Jiajing's reign, Yan Shaoting opened his eyes and became the grandson of Yan Song and the eldest son of Yan Shifan. In another year, the Yan family will be liquidated. He lifted the quilt on the spot: "First sell all the nine-bedroom aunts of Xiao Ge Lao!" In front of the Meridian Gate, Zhou Yunyi knelt down and begged to die in exchange for the imperial edict. Yan Shaoting led the Jin Yi guards to break his legs and throw them out - seemingly more cruel than Yan Shifan, but in fact he saved Zhou Yunyi's life. When I returned home, I found out the property: 1,500 private residences, countless calligraphy and paintings, and two million taels of cash. They were all sold. The merchants knelt on the ground, and Yan Shaoting snapped: "Sooner or later, the Yan family will be mine. What should I be afraid of if I sell my own things now?" Yan Shifan returned home and found that all his concubines were gone, and he exploded on the spot. However, Yan Song slowly opened his eyes: "Let him speak." Yan Shaoting pointed at his father's nose: "My grandfather carried the two capitals and thirteen provinces of the Ming Dynasty. You are just doing things under the shadow. King Yu is surrounded by Xu Jie Gaogong. If the Yan family does not find a way out, they will confiscate the family and exterminate the family!" While Qingliu was still fighting against the Yan Party, Yan Shaoting had sold all his family property and knelt in front of Jiajing - the money belonged to His Majesty, and the Yan family was only managing it for His Majesty. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.