Ming Dynasty: for His Father Zhang Juzheng, Wanli Read with Him as a Child

Zhang Yunxiu transformed into Zhang Juzheng's youngest son. In the ninth year of Wanli, his cheap father only had one year left to live, and the countdown to the Zhang family's confiscation and annihilation has begun. Running a newspaper was his first attempt to change his life. The eldest brother broke into a cold sweat during his father's exam. Zhang Yunxiu interrupted to analyze the pros and cons of the land survey, and translated Zhang Juzheng's governance philosophy into vernacular in advance. His father's eyes lit up when he said: "This boy is the hope of the future of the Zhang family." He turned around and cheated the eldest brother for fifty taels, and went to the palace to seek sponsorship from Emperor Wanli. The emperor had no money, but was obsessed with the Tang Dynasty Di Gong case and promised to protect him. He stole Wu Daozi's original paintings from his father's study and threatened his fourth brother to help sell the paintings: "You don't want Miss Xiang'er from Jiaofangsi to be ridden, right?" The two brothers worked together to make a fortune. The opposition in the court impeached Zhang Yunxiu, and Wanli slammed the table on the spot and cursed: "Yuan Fu is the person I trust most!" Zhang Juzheng looked at the emperor's protective appearance, and then thought about the rebellious son in his family who was full of modern vocabulary, and suddenly felt that the Ming Dynasty might still be saved. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.