Daming Mountains and Rivers

Daming Mountains and Rivers is divided into three volumes, upper middle and lower, with a total of seventy-five chapters. The first volume tells the story of Shen Yi, a commoner who rebelled angrily because his father was beaten to death by the county magistrate to seize his land. On the way, he met the prince Zhu Biao who was visiting privately in disguise, and went to Beijing to get involved in a major court case. He went from inspecting the salt tax, digging up secret messages to confronting the court, and finally overthrew the powerful traitor Hu Weiyong. In the middle volume, it is written that although the Hu Party was defeated, the undercurrent of feuding between the royal family and the princes for the heirs was revived. Shen Yi patrolled the country, checking water transportation, salt ponds, and clan occupation of land. He was framed by the feudal lord and imprisoned. After several life and death experiences, he finally turned the tables with irrefutable evidence of collaborating with the enemy and promoted the purge of officials. The second volume describes the new emperor's accession to the throne. Shen Yi assisted the government and implemented new policies such as land equalization, imperial examinations, river construction, and medical bureaus. After military disasters, plagues, and repeated corruption, the world finally became peaceful. After his success, he retired and retired to the south of the Yangtze River. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.