Serving as an official for Hongwu Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang, who "started with a bowl", the risk of losing your head is high.
It was difficult to be a woman in the early Ming Dynasty, whether you were a princess, a princess, or a maid or a peasant.
Liu Miaoyin was a female official in the late Hongwu period.
Who wouldn't say: high risk, low income, difficult situation.
Liu Miaoyin was originally an advanced young man in the new era. He died suddenly from overwork and traveled to the Ming Dynasty.
Both of his parents are dead, he owes a hundred taels of debt, and his younger brother is by his side.
After rolling up her sleeves and taking stock, Liu Miaoyin decided to cooperate with Huangsun.
The emperor's grandson's biological mother saw that he had sinned against the emperor, and she pretended to be a playboy every day.
Fortunately, the emaciated camel was bigger than the horse. She paid off her debts and was introduced to the palace by the emperor's grandson.
She is called the female official in the inner palace, but she is actually an aide to the emperor's grandson.
After the death of the old emperor, King Yan of Peiping raised an army.
From then on, the world was turned upside down, and it was Liu Miaoyin's turn to take charge.
Purpose: There is no precedent for a female chief assistant officer, so she will create a precedent
