I Am Hired by the Country, but I Am Not as Good as You

Lu Jingyan, Emperor Jingming of Dajing, succeeded to the throne at a young age, and the government was controlled by the emperor's uncle and regent Fu Yanci. Fu Yanci shouldered the heavy responsibility of entrusting his father to the late emperor, stabilizing the government with an iron fist, fending off powerful enemies externally, keeping the common people at home internally, and wielding power over the government and the public. However, he also became a shadow in the heart of the young emperor that was both respectful and fearful, but also harbored hidden waves. As Lu Jingyan becomes more powerful, he longs to take charge of the world, and his power struggle with Fu Yanci becomes increasingly apparent. The confrontation between the emperor and his ministers in the Jinluan Palace, and the undercurrents surging in the study room late at night, seemed to be a game between imperial power and prime minister power, but in the repeated confrontations, unspeakable ties were involved - He was an emperor who worked hard at every step and wanted to bring the powerful officials under his control, but in Fu Yanci's cold eyes, he could see his own uncontrollable heartbeat; He was the regent who abided by his duties and vowed to assist the new king to stabilize the country. However, Lu Jingyan's increasingly sharp edge disturbed Gu Jing Wubo's mood. When the chess game of power encounters surging emotions, when the identity shackles of "Uncle Emperor" and "Your Majesty" collide and create sparks, in the whirlpool of the country and people's hearts, will the two become each other's sword, or will they be each other's destination? This is a palace legend that begins with power and ends with the heart and soul. It describes the complex entanglement between the emperor and his powerful ministers, hidden deep in the Zichen Palace and under the dragon robe and purple ribbon. ( ╹▽╹ ) Purpose: Based on the power game between the emperor and the regent, explore the collision of the ethics of monarchs and ministers and secret emotions, and write about the struggle and redemption of human nature under the shackles of power - when the heavy responsibilities of the country and the desires of the heart are tit-for-tat, how do the two find a balance between etiquette and sincerity, and finally understand that true control is never about conquering, but understanding the family, country and care hidden deep in each other's eyes.