Ming Dynasty: If You Resign to Avoid Disaster, You Will Be Remembered by the Emperor.

Yan Maoqing became a new scholar in the Jiajing Dynasty with only one goal: to resign and go home to become a small landlord, and stay away from the ruthless people in the court who eat people without spitting out their bones. During the palace examination, he deliberately wrote a bad article that flattered Xuan Xiu, fully expecting to be relegated to the bottom of the top three, and no one cared about him ever since. As a result, Xia Yan, the chief assistant of the cabinet, slapped the table on the spot and wanted to tear up the book after reading it. Yan Song secretly sneered, and the imperial censor Zuo Du of the Metropolitan Procuratorate was so angry that his beard trembled - everyone thought this guy was finished. But no one expected that Emperor Jiajing was squatting in his latrine with constipation. Huang Jin casually twitched his hand and read this sacred text. Puji - Gudong! Jiajing is smooth! The emperor decided on the spot: This man is commendable for his loyalty! Must be reused! What's even more outrageous is that when Yan Shifan kicked people out of the guild hall, Guo Xun, the Duke of Yi State, sent the shopkeeper to pick him up personally; the shopkeeper of Luming Pavilion carried the box and laughed to apologize, and the eyes of all the Jinshi in the hall almost bulged out. Yan Maoqing just wanted to resign, but the bigwigs in the court were like sharks smelling blood - one after another came up to him. The more he hides, the more Jiajing misses him; the more he keeps a low profile, the more power he gets. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.