Lin Chen, a modern civil servant, once passed away and became a poor scholar who was bullied in the Dayong Dynasty.
With no one to rely on and heavy losses, the beginning was a desperate situation.
He does not rely on the system, force, or cheats, but only relies on three modern hard-core thinking to break through the ancient officialdom: using procedural administration to smooth chaos into iron laws, relying on the chain of evidence to handle cases so that the frame-up is self-defeating and corruption has no escape. He relies on people's hearts and risk predictions to identify the weaknesses and appeals of all parties. He got up from the beginning, solved unjust cases, cleared up long-standing malpractices, and became famous in the imperial examinations, step by step into the capital.
The court is in turmoil, relatives are in power, princes are vying for the throne, and people's hearts are unpredictable.
Although he was deeply involved in the maelstrom of power and conspiracy, he always kept his mind and kept himself, used wisdom to break situations and convinced people with reason. He did not rely on fantasy or external forces, but only relied on the flow of systems and evidence to reduce the dimension and attack.
From a humble scholar, he fought against corrupt officials, eliminated six ministries, promoted the New Deal, and stabilized the court. He used modern government thinking to become a powerful generation. He spent half his life planning to live up to the world, his original intention and his confidants, and finally became a respected commoner official.
