They Say My Father Is the Grand Secretary

When Yu Su zhi first transmigrated into a book, she was completely baffled. In the novel, her father was a powerful chief councilor, so why had he become a county magistrate languishing in the Imperial Prison? Apparently, the officials he had offended were lined up all the way from the village entrance to her doorstep. She had no idea how a low-ranking county magistrate could offend so many people, but that didn't stop the Eastern Depot and the Embroidered Uniform Guard from coming all this way to arrest her. Yu Su zhi reached out with a trembling hand. Help!! Later, her father rose from county magistrate to assistant prefect, from physician to censor... Yu Su zhi couldn't tell whether he'd somehow gotten a divine being's help, but his official rank kept climbing. Just as Yu Su zhi was calculating how much a minister's salary would be, an imperial edict came down appointing her father Grand Tutor to the Crown Prince... Yu Su zhi: So the book was telling the truth! Years later, the officials fortunate enough to still be serving at court watched the lord at the head of the civil officials shed a tear for the times. Who could have imagined that the little county magistrate of those days would become chief councilor, with the Commander of the Embroidered Uniform Guard as his son-in-law? Chief Councilor Yu smiled serenely. To be honest, what I miss most is my time as a censor. A censor passing by: Ahem, my lord, please don't. Do you have any idea how many people in the court you went through when you were a censor? Please add this to your favorites. Thank you, everyone! Note saved on 2020.12.18: The blurb has been screenshotted. Theme: Justice needs someone to stand firm for it.