Qing Chuan: My Kpis in the Yongzheng Dynasty

At the age of five, Han Han was dressed as the second young lady of the Chamberlain's House, and started in hellish mode: her aunt was mean and her father ignored her. She pretended to be stupid on the surface, but secretly improved the loom, opened a small kitchen, and turned the cold courtyard into a comfort zone. On the day of the draft, she was so hungry that her chest pressed against her back, and she was caught by Yongzheng stealing snacks in the imperial garden. "Your Majesty, forgive me! I am... Helping you test the poison in advance!" Her cheeks were as bulging as a hamster's. Yong Zheng looked at the dim sum scum and sneered: "Testing poison? I think you are testing my bottom line." Instead, she took out a "Feasibility Report on the Reemployment of the Eight Banners' Children and the Increase of National Treasury Revenue." "Your Majesty, do you want money? I'll take you flying!" From then on, the painting style of the Forbidden City suddenly changed: the cold-faced king chased his concubines and asked KPIs, and the fragrance of milk tea wafted from the royal study. When the Queen Mother accused her of causing trouble in the palace, Yongzheng threw out the overflowing treasury ledger: "This is called trouble? This is auspiciousness!"