Traveling through the Ming Dynasty, he took the imperial examination and became an official. He single-handedly shook up the century-old court.
In the twenty-fifth year of Jiajing, modern young man Gu Yan accidentally traveled to the Ming Dynasty and became a poor scholar.
In this year, Yan Song took power, the imperial court was corrupted, the treasury was empty, and border troubles continued.
This year, Zhang Juzheng had not yet entered the cabinet, Hai Rui was still studying hard, and Qi Jiguang was still training troops.
This year, Gu Yan entered the imperial examination room and was involved in a chess game concerning the fate of the Ming Dynasty.
During the imperial examination, he made a famous policy statement, which made him famous all over the world, but he also offended the powerful.
In the court, he circled between Qingliu and Yandang, guarding every step.
When the New Deal was implemented, he inspected the treasury, rectified taxes, and reformed the military system, but he encountered obstacles from many sides.
This is a contest between machinations and ideals, as well as a dialogue between time-travelers and history.
Gu Yan knows the direction of history, but he cannot reverse it by himself. He needs allies, he needs time, and he needs to survive in this treacherous court.
Xu Jie regarded him as a confidant, Yan Dang hated him as a thorn in his side, and the people called him Qingtian.
And he just wants to let this Ming Dynasty continue for another hundred years.
[Imperial Examination Counterattack] + [Court Strategy] + [Historical Illusion] + [Feelings of Family and Country]
There is no system, no golden fingers, just a game of resourcefulness and courage.
See how he grew from a poor student to the chief minister in charge of the court.