Something exciting happened in Jiangnan - the Jiang family, the richest man in business for generations, gave birth to a scholar.
Rumor has it that the Jiang family spent a year on this scholar, enough money for an ordinary family in Pingjiang Prefecture to live for three lifetimes.
The good-hearted person counted on his fingers and shook his head: no more.
The pen is the best purple hair from Huzhou, the book is from Yongan Engraving Factory, and the carriage to the academy does not carry duplicate copies.
People in the south of the Yangtze River are waiting to see: What can scholars with money pile up do?
In the twenty-seventh year of Chengxi's reign, Enke took the palace examination, ranked third in the first class, and won the third prize, Jiang Zhao.
With water control, road construction, and maritime trade, the Jiang family became an imperial merchant.
The good guy clapped his fingers again and changed his words: This kid is really capable.
It was a good story in both the government and the public, but no one knew about it - this young man was a girl.
She knew this matter would be revealed sooner or later. So she kept waiting until she had enough achievements and enough trump cards before telling the world.
In the Jinluan Hall, the imperial censor laid out: "Jiang Zhaonu disguised herself as a man to take the scientific examination and deceived the emperor. This is an unforgivable crime!"
Jiang Zhao raised his head and glanced at him. "Yes. So?"
