Ming Dynasty: a Boy from a Poor Family, the First of the Three Trials in the Beginning

[Historical Time Travel] + [Imperial Examination Cool Article] + [Counterattack from a Poor Family] + [No System] + [Resurgence of the Ming Dynasty] In the 23rd year of Jiajing reign, Zhao Qing, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, opened his eyes and became a sickly and poor boy in Changshu County, Ming Dynasty. The family is too poor to open the door, the medicine money has not been paid off, and the registration for the child test has been secretly blocked. The whole county laughed at him for being poor. The talented students in the county were waiting to see him make a fool of himself, and the powerful Qian family wanted to trample him into the mud. But they didn't know that this poor boy had a brain from later generations. A piece of paper broke the topic and alarmed the county school. Three children's trials were held, and the first case was won in a row. From then on, Zhao Qing took the imperial examination, entered the Hanlin Academy, fought against the party, rectified the official system, and reformed the health clinic. Together with Zhang Juzheng, he was known as the "Double Wall of the Ming Dynasty." Many years later, the history books were written: Wanli New Deal, Zhao Zhang's Reform. The two of them gave Daming another life.