Pei Di was born in the Pei family, but is not in the Pei family's genealogy.
On the same night, the first wife gave birth to his legitimate son Pei Rong, and his biological mother who was an official slave gave birth to him. On the day when the genealogy was revised, the clan elder's pen reached the line under his name and jumped over.
Everyone in the clan said that this child could not even read.
That day he wrote four lines of poetry in front of the Manchus. The last sentence is - I published the history of Qing Dynasty myself.
No one taught him a word. He didn't intend to explain.
Genealogy can be left blank, but official records cannot. The old debt reported by the midwife to the official can be hidden from the clan, but not from the household. Since rules can be used to kill him, they can also be used to save him - all he has to do is know how to use them better than anyone else.
From the five people making each other, and one paper guaranteeing the knot, to the roll call outside Donghua Gate; from the account books of one county and one government, to the one used by the country, which was considered unfair for the thirty years of Dajing.
At that time, they said that a lowly son was not worthy of being elected.
Later they said: This matter will be decided by Prime Minister Pei.
His mother had to bear the blame for the defeat thirty years ago for the rest of her life. He wants to recalculate it one by one for the world to see.
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