My Son, Zhang Juzheng, Grand Secretary of the Ming

Zhao Yunxi awakens memories of her transmigration and recalls that she died suddenly after working 996. Now she's a young wife in a Ming military household. Her father-in-law is a guard at the prince's residence, her husband is a refined young scholar, and they have a three-and-a-half-year-old boy who can bob his head and recite the Three Character Classic. The family is crammed into a small courtyard, and money is tight. After buying paper, brushes, and practice essays for her young scholar, and paying his tuition, the coin jar starts to ring hollow. Zhao Yunxi looks sadly at her bowl. She wants white rice with tender, fragrant braised pork. But all she has is coarse rice that's hard to swallow. She makes a plan: first fill the rice jar, starting by selling delicious food at a street stall. Who could have known... My son, Zhang Baigui, is praised by all as a child prodigy of Jiangling. She waves her hand. Both father and son are going to take the imperial examinations! But after Gui Gui takes the examination for child scholars, the prefect changes his name to Zhang Juzheng. Zhao Yunxi is stunned: My son, the Grand Secretary Zhang Juzheng? "Who says Heaven is a poor host? Through snow and wind, it sends one guest." Zhao Yunxi gazes at the youth quietly reading, her eyes damp. He earns her the honorific title of First-Rank Lady, bringing her glory and prestige. But when she thinks of how, after her son dies, the Shenzong Emperor will settle accounts and so many members of the Zhang family will be imprisoned and starved to death, she decides that while Baigui is good at planning for the state but poor at looking out for himself, she will look out for him. 1. An everyday domestic and farming story, with a feel-good, triumphant tone. 2. A semi-fictionalized Ming dynasty, with plenty of invented details. 3. I'm a compulsive editor. Updates are scheduled for 12:00. Anything posted at another time is an edit. 4. This story is participating in the Growth and Comeback event. The protagonist starts from scratch and builds everything herself. Theme: No matter what life throws at you, face it bravely