The Son of Juren, the Chief Assistant of the Sixth Yuan Dynasty

[A novel that puts you in the imperial examination room] Zhou Huai, a doctor of modern history, died unexpectedly and woke up as Pei Zhiwei, a twelve-year-old boy from the Yan Dynasty. Although they are a family of fame and fortune, they are faced with internal and external troubles: my father was a high school student at the age of twenty, but he was disheartened because of his failure in the examination and drank all day long and gave up on himself; his biological mother was the daughter of a wealthy businessman, and her grandfather doted on her grandson and spoiled her with money, which forced the original owner to become a ridiculous prodigal who "bleeds with the blood of a businessman" in the eyes of the tribe. There is a distinction between scholars, farmers, industry and merchants. In this era of strict hierarchy, a wealthy family without political protection is just a fat sheep in the eyes of clan wolves and corrupt officials. In order to change his life and protect his loved ones, Zhou Huai gave up his disguise and resolutely embarked on the road to the imperial examination! Let's take a look at how a doctor of history made a huge splash in the imperial examinations of the Great Yan Dynasty by relying on the stunning classics and state-governing policies that were hundreds of years ahead of the times and integrated with the literary giants of the Ming and Qing dynasties. He crushed all the geniuses along the way, won six yuan in a row, and gradually climbed to the top of the courtiers' power, wielding power over the government and the public.