Dressed as a Hongwu Beggar, I Became the Emperor's Only Secretary

I never thought I would be the first book review. The pace of this book is very fast and does not follow the flow. There are foreshadowings, and it seems to be a group crossover at the moment. If you want to know what happens next, you have to watch the breakdown in the next chapter. But I can already predict that future comments will be similar, including but not limited to: 1 Poison, because a beggar can be the associate minister of the Imperial Envoy. 2. In Hongwu of the Ming Dynasty, there were imperial envoys and associate administrators, but there were no imperial envoys and associate administrators. The imperial envoys were mostly officials from the capital or close associates of the emperor, and the associate administrators were mostly elders, great scholars, and high Confucian scholars. 3 The protagonist has a smooth sailing, and various long-standing and difficult cases can be easily solved, and God is chasing after him to feed him. 4 The succubus attribute is too strong. After passing the "prologue" of Caoliang, someone will come to vote. So much.