The soul of modern historian Lu Qingya fell into a poor family in the south of the Yangtze River during the Chenghua period. Lu Qingya witnessed the civil servant group using the aftermath of Tumubao to suppress dissent and cover up corruption, and vowed to assist Emperor Chenghua to check and balance the government. He solved the famine with agricultural skills, became an official with "Strategies for Border Governance", opened the emperor's heart through Qian Ping's rebellion, even contacted Wang Zhi, rescued Shen Yi, and built a support network between the inner court and the Jin Yiwei.
From advocating a counterattack against the Tatars to break the dream of peace, to promoting the New Deal to clear the land and defeating the obstruction of civil servants, from offering suggestions to establish the West Factory to highlight corruption, to helping the "Chenghua Plow Court" iron-blooded peace, Lu Qingya stabilized the monarchy with one hand and frightened the literary party in the peak game of the court.
When Emperor Chenghua left him alone in his later years, he paved the way for the crown prince to succeed to the throne, but in the end he chose to live in seclusion in the south of the Yangtze River because of his unshakable civil service foundation and high achievements. Only the sealed supplemented version of "Records of Chenghua" silently waits for future generations to reveal the truth about the tampered dynasty and restore a history of iron-blooded ZTE under the shadow of civil servants.
