The commander of the Jinyiwei with high martial arts skills
[Emotional line version]
In the 20th year of Chongzhen, Zhang Huaiqing, as the youngest number one scholar in the Zhou Dynasty, was appointed as the Minister of Rites by His Majesty. Just a few days before he took office, the prince's rebellion occurred.
The next day, Zhang Huaiqing resigned from office. His Majesty was furious, but he spared the death penalty for the sake of his father, Duke Jingguo. For the next five years, Zhang Huaiqing stayed away from the capital until he was ordered by his father to return to the capital five years later, and returned to the court of Yun Tiebogui again.
On the day Zhang Huaiqing left Beijing, Huaixu once asked him: "Why does it have to be like this?"
At that time, Zhang Huaiqing had just been punished by his family. Before his injury healed, he immediately left for Suzhou in a carriage. His back was bloody and bloody, but Zhang Huaiqing felt better in his heart.
He murmured almost to himself: "Because I feel guilty about her, maybe I shouldn't go that day. So what if I know, I still can't do anything... If that girl knows that her father is gone, she will definitely be sad."
Xu Mengyuan became the only female Jinyiwei commander in the Zhou Dynasty. One day, she went out of the city to capture the murderer, but she met the only son of Duke Jingguo who was returning to Beijing.
She forcibly lifted the curtain of his car, and saw the person inside the car, wearing a white coat, with a thin and sick face, but there was a calm look between his brows, and his eyes were deep, and there seemed to be light floating in the blink of an eye.
Xu Mengyuan looked at it for a while.
Others thought she was surprised by his beauty, but only she knew that she had met him five years ago.
But he didn't remember, after all, she almost couldn't remember her past.
[Plot line version]
Xu Mengyuan sat in the position of commander of the Jin Yiwei, her hands were covered with blood, but in fact the most ferocious weapon was not the knife in her hand, but the words.
The former prince was imprisoned for writing, and her family was ruined overnight. The name Mu Wanzhou no longer existed. From then on, Xu Mengyuan was the only one in the world.
Xu Mengyuan only wants revenge. For this reason, she can be the knife in the hands of Emperor Heng, and one day she can kill her enemies with her own hands.
The Qiu Wei fraud shocked the government and the public, and many courtiers were involved. Xu Mengyuan suddenly realized that the long-standing evils of the Great Zhou Dynasty were deep, and she was determined to remove these cancers and restore clarity to the government and the public.
Those in power imprison me for words and frame me with stereotypes, but I want to eliminate these long-standing abuses.
Zhang Huaiqing had high hopes from his family since he was a child. His father wanted him to be loyal to the monarch and be a solitary minister without any party affiliation. However, he was bound by family rules and became a puppet with no desires or demands.
However, literary inquisition became common in the Great Zhou Dynasty, and he was extremely disappointed and decided to stay away from the government and the public. Many years later, he returned to the turbulent and treacherous government situation.
He originally thought he could only float in it alone and be a martyr.
But the sycophant, who was regarded as ruthless and cruel by the world, told him that Dazhou had become a loose sand. No matter how hard he tried to hold the sand, he could not stop the gravel from falling from his fingertips. Since he couldn't hold it, he might as well just shake it up and create a new world.
She invited him to join hands to eliminate the long-standing shortcomings of the Great Zhou Dynasty.
Zhang Huaiqing thought that even if it was a road of no return, he still wanted to go with her.
It's hard to support a single tree, so let them be each other's boats and help each other in the same boat.
Overhead, the background refers to the Ming Dynasty
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Purpose: Abolition of accumulated abuses
