Qing Ministers in Troubled Times

[Realistic ancient style + time-traveling imperial examinations + political tactics + growing up in a poor family + atonement flow + non-brainless and refreshing articles] Be cautious when entering the pit. An official who had been corrupt for half his life in his previous life woke up as a six-year-old son of a small official in Dayong. There is no system, no golden fingers, just a lot of history, grassroots experience, and a heart that has long been accustomed to calculations. He originally wanted to take advantage of the imperial examination to re-enter the university, study first, then become an official, and then step by step climb to a position where he could change the rules. But when he woke up on the first day, he saw that his father was implicated in the county government's account book, and the forty-three acres of land was written down as four acres and three cents. He then understood that the so-called major events in the world often start with a wrong book, a silent clerk, and a child who cannot read. His grandfather asked him: "Why study?" He replied: "I want to know why the forty-three acres of land turned into four-thirds of an acre." In troubled times, honest ministers are not born. It is a person who sees the mud again and again and still decides not to push others down.