Full of hope, he travels to the capital to sit the Ministry of Rites’ metropolitan examination, only to become entangled in a conspiracy. Just as he is about to fail, he meets the woman he will love for the rest of his life.
By a twist of fate, he then enters officialdom, where one struggle after another awaits him.
Framed by his enemies, he vows to fight to the bitter end!
Facing the dangers of the jianghu, he refuses to fear for his own safety!
Caught up in a contest for imperial power, he remains true to his original convictions!
From a frail scholar, he grows into one of the most powerful figures in the land.
When power and true love stand before him, what will he choose...
The content is substantial, the plot is rigorous, the writing is fluent, and the poems inside are so beautiful [love] [love] [love]
The story is set in the Tang Dynasty. The author has done a deep research on the history of this period. Whether it is the power struggle in the court, the appointment and dismissal of officials, or the folk customs, economy and people's livelihood, they are all described in detail. For example, the display of the imperial examination system at that time, from the hardships of candidates preparing for the examination, to the strict regulations in the examination room, to the joy and sorrow of some after the results were released, makes people truly feel the ups and downs of the fate of scholars in that era. The depiction of war scenes is equally shocking. From the formation of troops and the exchange of weapons, to the deployment of grain and grass, and the bleak scene after the war, they are all based on real historical data, making readers feel as if they are on a battlefield filled with gunpowder. In the real historical framework, the author skillfully integrates fictional plots and characters. Fiction does not deviate from reality. Reality is more exciting because of fiction. The two complement each other without any sense of contradiction.
The content is substantial, the plot is rigorous, the writing is fluent, and the poems inside are so beautiful [love] [love] [love] The story is set in the Tang Dynasty. The author has done a deep research on the history of this period. Whether it is the power struggle in the court, the appointment and dismissal of officials, or the folk customs, economy and people's livelihood, they are all described in detail. For example, the display of the imperial examination system at that time, from the hardships of candidates preparing for the examination, to the strict regulations in the examination room, to the joy and sorrow of some after the results were released, makes people truly feel the ups and downs of the fate of scholars in that era. The depiction of war scenes is equally shocking. From the formation of troops and the exchange of weapons, to the deployment of grain and grass, and the bleak scene after the war, they are all based on real historical data, making readers feel as if they are on a battlefield filled with gunpowder. In the real historical framework, the author skillfully integrates fictional plots and characters. Fiction does not deviate from reality. Reality is more exciting because of fiction. The two complement each other without any sense of contradiction.