In the autumn of the fifth year of Jingping, Emperor Wen died, and the King of Qingdu led his troops to Beijing to help King Qin. In the court hall, the knuckles of the old ministers clutching the wat boards turned white. Their angry voices echoed in the hall, and they were finally forced back by the armor of the army. The young emperor, who was only fifteen years old, ascended the throne, known as Yong'an Year in history. He respected his uncle, King Qingdu, as the regent. He personally presented the seal and ribbon to the emperor's uncle and took charge of military and political affairs.
But all this has nothing to do with the twilight in Jiangnan. In the rice fields outside Jinling City, Jiang Xu was carefully reading the Analects of Confucius on his desk. The moonlight leaking from the eaves filtered through the yellowed pages, and he was about to embark on an uncertain future. When the peach blossoms of Yong'an's third year were all over the wall, he walked into the examination room wearing a starched white blue cloth gown. At that time, he did not know that this imperial examination, which determined the fate of a poor family, would be his first step into the capital.
The story begins with Yong'an's third-year college examination...
Purpose: World peace