The First Bookseller in Ming Dynasty

Before Yan Yi traveled through time, he was a small editor, and the books he dealt with the most were books related to Su Xianzhi. This man is known as the last powerful official of the Ming Dynasty. His father died young and his mother remarried. He passed the imperial examination at the age of sixteen and entered the cabinet at the age of twenty-four. He was trusted by the late emperor to entrust him with an orphan. However, he offended all his teachers and friends because of the reform. When he was sentenced to prison at the age of thirty, there was no one to plead his case. Historians love to write about Su Xianzhi. There are no less than twenty versions of "The Biography of Su Xian" written by different historians. There are other "Su Xianzhi and the Ming Dynasty Reforms", "Su Xianzhi and the Ming Dynasty Cabinet", "Su Xianzhi and the Shao Qing Emperor"... Novel authors also love to write about Su Xianzhi. What "Dressed as Su Xianzhi's father", "Dressed as Su Xianzhi's mother" and "Dressed as Su Xianzhi's fiancée" blinded the editor... Finally, after typesetting a Ming Dynasty gossip note related to Su Xianzhi, Yao Yanyi traveled through time and became the only "scandal target" of Su Xianzhi, who had never married a wife in his life. Yao Yanyi:...... * In the twenty-eighth year of Yongguang's reign, Su Xianzhong visited the flowers and was awarded the title of editor by the Hanlin Academy. Yao Yanyi found him and published his Wei Mo. Looking at the finished book, he couldn't help but frown—— "Why "Notes of the Number One Scholar"?" Later, he rose to prominence and became a very popular minister. She expanded her bookstore and made a lot of money. With tears streaming down her face, she swore to Su Xianzhi, who came to her door with a storybook about their love story: "Sir, this storybook about your love story is definitely not from our bookstore! This is a damn pirate who used the name of a small store!" The female protagonist has strong subjective initiative and the male protagonist is a boyish daddy. ———————————————————————————————————— 1. I have done some homework on the Ming Dynasty, but there is not enough research evidence. 2. The characters who appear in the same scene as the heroine are all fictitious and their prototypes are mixed. Please do not match them. 3. Double C, capital He. 4. Long story, slow-burning, group portraits, multiple CPs, no loss in investment. 5. One more thing, the heroine has a slightly charming attribute. The male characters either love her deeply or admire her, and the female characters will admire her even if they are jealous at first. Purpose: anti-feudal, anti-monarchy, and anti-obscurantism.