At the end of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, Xiao Che, the son of a postmaster from a humble family, was involved in a conspiracy in the court due to his father's death. He has a photographic memory, lurks in the Cui Mansion, and deals with the powerful ministers and the Jianghu. He uses the secret of heaven as his eyes, the Mohist family as his wings, and his craftsmanship as his blade, and he works step by step. From a staff member to a governor, from an auxiliary minister to the founding emperor, he abolished clans, promoted imperial examinations, equalized land and reduced taxes, and established women's schools, so that poor families had a way out, women had dignity, and skills had status. This is an epic story of a counterattack from a poor family written in the first person - destiny is unfair, so I will change my destiny.
Definitely a good book, highly recommended
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