Rebirth of Qiu Lie, Rejecting the Prince

Sorry for the mess in writing the introduction. The introduction will be written in the first chapter. This Chen Qun, please don't read it. Sorry everyone. Chapter 1 of "The Biography of Chen Qun: The Founder of the Ninth Middle School Zhengzhi": Early Years Chen Qun, courtesy name Wende, was born in Meng Yue, Huaiyin. He was born into a scholarly family, and his parents were both local erudite and talented people. Chen Qun has shown intelligence since he was a child and has done a lot of research on the classics and history. Teach the habit of diligence and studious at home, and acquire the character of honesty and trustworthiness. As a boy, Chen Qun lived a peaceful and fulfilling life. However, the rise and fall of Cao Wei's regime left a deep mark on his heart. In order to realize his political ideals, he decided to join politics and do his part for the country and the people. Chapter 2: First Entering the Official Career With the encouragement of his parents, Chen Qun began to get involved in politics. With his outstanding talent and wisdom, he quickly rose to prominence in the officialdom. However, he gradually realized that the cruelty of political struggle was far beyond his imagination. He began to think about how to establish a fair selection system to avoid official corruption. Chapter Three: The Creation of the Nine-Rank Zhongzheng System After repeated thinking and practice, Chen Qun created a new system for selecting officials—the Nine-Rank Zhongzheng System. This system comprehensively evaluates officials' moral character, talents, political achievements and other factors, divides them into nine levels, and selects officials in an objective and fair manner. The implementation of this system greatly alleviated the corruption problem in Cao Wei's officialdom and provided a solid talent foundation for the development of the country. Chen Qun's nine-level Zhongzheng system was fully recognized and widely adopted by later generations. His political career reached its peak and he was hailed as the "good prime minister through the ages." Under his influence, Cao