Xie Zhaoran was the eldest grandson of the thirty-ninth generation eldest son of the Xie family in Jinling - the Xie who shared the world with Li. He was the Tanhua Lang in the 19th year of Taiping - the kind appointed by the late emperor. He was the minister of Honglu Temple and lecturer at the Hanlin Academy - that is, the emperor's teacher.
In short, it was a family background where he had no problem resting on his laurels and waiting to die for the rest of his life.
Xie Zhaoran actually planned to do this.
Unexpectedly, in the spring of the 19th year of Taiping, he met a young man of similar age to him. He was unparalleled in talent, appearance, and temper. He could offend powerful ministers right after leaving the examination room, and offend the emperor again and again.
Xie Zhaoran had no choice but to get up again and plan to pave a smooth road for him to achieve success.
Who told him to look at people under the pear tree for thousands of years?
Talk less and do more work x just lie flat and feel useless (no)
Intention: The good wind will send me to the blue clouds with its power