Liu Yanqing, a member of the Tianzi family, was admitted to the Hanlin Academy diligently. He thought he could write about the world's romantic affairs with a single stroke, but he ended up lying on his desk every day to mark the key points in the memorial - the "read" memorials approved by His Majesty Zhu had to be framed, and the "reconsideration" ones had to be patched all night long. If he encountered "haha", the entire classics department had to perform a "Congratulations to Hundreds of Officials".
This ninth-grade official robe has only been worn for half a month, and the cuffs have been rubbed out by abacus beads. In the morning, I stepped on the Mao Book to race against the clock (the copper clock was always secretly pulled half a moment faster by the commander); at noon, I secretly ate sesame cakes and had to prevent my colleagues from using the "Yongle Dadian" to wrap fried dough sticks; at night, the candlelight flickered, and thirty boxes of memorials from the previous dynasty were smashed down, with the mahjong account books of the former imperial concubines inside.
The worst thing is to pretend to be sick to hide from the envoy - the imperial doctor took a pulse and said: "Master Liu's pulse is so intense that he is as angry as if there is a flying monkey hidden in the memorial!" He was sent to Zhongnan Mountain to urge the manuscript. He held up the Tao Te Ching on the mountain road and chased the old Taoist: "The Immortal has done well. If you continue to 'treat by doing nothing', the disciple will 'die by doing something'!"
When pine smoke and ink become a PPT color guide, She inkstone becomes a paper shredder, and the imperial edict becomes @all members, let's see how this Ming dynasty worker used "Thirty-Six Strategies for Fishing" to fight his way out under the vermilion palace wall - but he still hasn't figured out how the salt-and-pepper cake presented to the chief courtyard that day became the "most elegant tribute" of the year?
(This book is also known as: "I was a social animal in the Ming Dynasty", "What to do if the leader is always cultivating immortality", "Working overtime until the Hongwu period")
! ! ! ! Please don't close the author has something to say! ! ! !
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Motto: work hard