After the Guilty Minister (Imperial Examination)

I have an iron shoulder to shoulder the responsibility of morality and a tough hand to write the article! (From Ming Dynasty Yang Jisheng) In the twelfth year of Yonghe's reign, the imperial censor Cheng An wrote a death remonstrance, listing the twelve crimes committed by Fei Xuan, the chief minister of the dynasty. Later, he was sentenced to Jinyiwei. All parties tried to rescue him without success. Three years later, he was framed and executed. The whole court mourned. Cheng An's wife and children were ambushed during their exile, and the whole family died. Five years later, a young man named Gu Yue was born. He first won the title of Jieyuan and then the number one scholar. He entered the court and set off a bloody storm. (This article is inspired by the story of Yang Jisheng, a famous minister of the Ming Dynasty) Purpose: Carrying moral justice with iron shoulders