In the Dajing Dynasty, there was an undercurrent surging beneath the glory of the prosperous times. The powerful and powerful people in the court were competing with each other and there were many factions. The imperial examination seemed to be fair, but in fact, it was difficult for children from poor families to get ahead. The officials at the bottom were conscientious but could not resist the calculations of the officialdom. Fame, fortune and wealth were all controlled by the powerful. The fireworks in the market hide all kinds of things in the world. Xu Moye, a scholar from a poor family in ancient times, went from being an official with talent, to being trapped in the turbulent flow of the court, to breaking free from the shackles of fame and fortune, sticking to his original intention, and finally returning to the fireworks of the market and keeping the bright moon in his heart.
