What is it like to be the control group of the male protagonist of the imperial examination novel... Lu Xun, the unlucky young man who was kicked out of the capital because of his talent and arrogance, but offended his immediate boss? As soon as I passed through, the imperial edict arrived. The smoky land of Lingnan will never be used. Everyone in Beijing lamented his talent and laughed at his stupidity. In the past, political opponents even held drinks every night to celebrate that the thorn in his side had finally been removed. Everyone was waiting to see the joke about Lu Xun being impoverished and dying in a foreign land. However... A year later, Lingnan paid tribute to the court with "auspicious rice" that doubled the yield per mu. Two years later, a crop called "cotton" saved the people of Lingnan from the cold in winter. Three years later, the once smog-stricken land became a land of wealth and wealth, with merchants gathering and countless people eager to move their household registration there. Everyone in the capital:? ? ? Did you get the wrong script? The emperor who once regarded Lu Xun as an abandoned son fell into deep thought when he looked at the tax revenue of Lingnan's increasingly wealthy people and then looked at his increasingly empty treasury. The immediate boss who had kicked him out was so regretful that his intestines were blue, and he kept saying every day: "I'm so confused! Why did I throw away the God of Wealth!" As for the political opponents, they were already trembling, fearing that the "King of Lingnan" would one day return to the capital and beat them to death with money. At this time, Lu Xun was lying leisurely on the rocking chair in his manor, with a glass of freshly squeezed sugarcane juice in his left hand and a plate of freshly picked lychees in his right hand, feeling completely calm in his heart. Don't ask, the question is that being an official is not as good as being a big landowner. As for returning to Beijing? Lu Xun: Thank you for the invitation, but I'm not interested unless the Emperor comes to ask for me in a big sedan chair. One day,
