The First Remonstrator of Zhenguan: My Duke Is Too Stubborn

In Hancun Village, Weibei, Xiao Yan, the youngest of five sons, lives in a poor family, but he always likes to squat outside the private school window and eavesdrop, even if he can't drive him away. His "cheesy" tenacity moved Su Lian, the former imperial censor who had retired to hermitage, and gave him a bronze tablet engraved with his character. As a weak official, Xiao Yan broke into Chang'an with his ability to be "round on the outside and square on the inside, extremely intelligent but humble". In the face of serious officialdom, he held his scepter to death and remonstrated, which made Emperor Taizong Li Shimin smash the imperial case; but he turned around and smiled playfully, saying "Your Majesty, the Holy Ming" choked and helpless. He handles cases like a mountain, and the intercession of the emperor's relatives is useless. He prefers to use tactful methods, and always cleverly maneuvers around the edges of the rules, making it impossible for the powerful people who hate him to grasp the handle. From a county lieutenant to a prince, he walked a unique path: side by side with Wei Zheng, he became the "human mirror" that the emperor loved and hated; he recruited customers and knights to build his own team; he was also accompanied by several beauties, either gentle, valiant or intelligent, who became the warm background of his legendary career. This is a boy from a poor family, who wrapped his character with wisdom and broke through class barriers with his tenacity. During the Huanghuang Zhenguan years, he worked for the people, as his mentor, and for the belief that "the pure will establish the world" in his heart. Finally, he became the "loyal and loyal Duke of the country" and achieved an eternal legend of "iron bones forge a pure name, and loyalty shines through history". He proved to the world that an upright official may not only be miserable; an honest minister may also live a wonderful life.