Great Eunuch of Ming Dynasty

During the Chenghua period of Emperor Xianzong of the Ming Dynasty, Chen Mo, a young man who had just entered the palace, was forced to become a "fireman" because of his poverty, but unexpectedly had the gift of "photographic memory of document details". He struggled to get up from the mess in the clothes bureau, escaped death by relying on errors in the account book, solved the theft of tributes by imitating the voice of a parrot, uncovered salt tax fraud by using the depth of ink marks, and finally turned the tide in the controversy over the imperial mausoleum drawings. This is not a story about a eunuch fighting for power, but a story of a little man using the stupid method of "rote memorization" to survive in the bright palace of the Ming Dynasty, from "letting others step on" to "protecting those around him" - after all, in this Forbidden City, what can be relied on is never luck, but the account books that others are too lazy to read, the details that cannot be remembered, and the responsibilities that they dare not shoulder...