Records of Careful Travels in the Ming Dynasty

When he woke up, Lu Shen became the son of an Imperial Academy editor during the Hongzhi period of the Ming Dynasty. I thought I could make a living by being a prophet of history. But he found that history books may not be trustworthy, and the dog-headed guillotine did not recognize the time-travelers. So, he decided to carve the word "prudence" into his bones: · In order to prevent his family from falling into ruin, he encouraged his old-fashioned father to write "Red Mansions". Unexpectedly, his father blushed and the book became popular all over the capital. · In order to settle down and live in peace, he was impeached by the official for "conspiracy." · In order to avoid the turmoil in the court, he originally wanted to keep a low profile in the imperial examination, but he accidentally passed the examination and became a Jinshi, and became the prince's "husband and dog friend". Facing the daily wall-breaking of Zhu Houzhao, an expert in committing suicide, The relatives and dignitaries are watching eagerly, and Emperor Hongzhi's meaningful gaze, Lu Shen sighed: I just want to live cautiously, why is it so difficult? Let's take a look at a traveler who is traveling step by step. How to follow the principles of not seeking death, not showing off, and not erecting dangerous walls, Quietly leveraging the Ming Dynasty and writing a different kind of Hongzhi story. (The tone of this article is relaxed, supplemented by machinations, and focused on life and growth. Welcome to taste it.)