This is what officialdom is like. Either this kind of scapegoat is needed, or that kind of scapegoat is needed.
Chu is also Jiangnan Chuntu's scapegoat.
The strict party is dead but not deadlocked, and Jin Yiwei Chengyi is ordered to balance the Jiangnan nobles and cabinet ministers at the end of the year, so that Emperor Daochang can have a good year.
Around this picture, the craftsman Chu Ye, the Taoist priest Tao Cai, and the civil servant Yuan Li... All have their own hidden agendas.
Chu also broke the throne and established himself. He used the theory of gods and ghosts to support the "immortals" and was granted the title of female official to escort Jiangnan Chuntu back to his hometown.
On the way back home, the cruel officials and fake officials were at the border, and the real and fake Jiangnan invaded the Japanese pirates.
Chu also made great contributions and was known as the "female pavilion elder" among the people.
Intention: Since there is no way out, I will use this picture to get out of the broad road.