This Is a Martial Spirit

Imaginary History｜Imperial Examination Strategy｜Bamboo Horses and Horses Refer to the fictional history of Ming Dynasty. In the ninth year of the Xuan Dynasty, the palace was hit by a fire. In order to make up for the insufficient cost of rebuilding the palace, officials asked Shangshu to open a mine to help the construction, and then the mining supervisor came out to collect taxes from the mining. The mine supervisors and tax envoys were appointed by eunuchs and pursued financial profits, which led to repeated local civil commotions and mutinies. Under pressure, Emperor Hongli withdrew some mine supervisors. In the twenty-fourth year of Hongli's reign, Liu Huaiqian, the then official in the capital, offended Mei Zhongyi, the second assistant, with a letter of congratulation. Adhering to the principle of out of sight and out of mind, Mei Zhongyi transferred him to Nanjing, the accompanying capital. Liu Huaiqian packs his bags and heads south. Is a smooth road or a quagmire waiting for him? Possible surprises: 1. The male protagonist (Liu Huaiqian) is a double, and Bai Yueguang is a girl; 2. CP has two male protagonists, with emotional lines and no female protagonist scenes;