First-Class Civil Servant

A medium-length, Machiavellian fantasy novel set in the Ming Dynasty. In the sixteenth year of Jinwen in the Ming Dynasty, the fourth prince Yunyi succeeded to the throne with the emperor's edict, changed the country's name to Chengfeng, and moved the imperial city from Jinling to Shangjing. The prince Yun Cheng was sent to Fengyang by an imperial edict to guard the mausoleum of Taizu; the eldest prince Yun De was granted the title of King of Nanyang, with a fiefdom of Fujian, and was not allowed to return to the capital until he was summoned. Concubine Zhou thought that Princess Yunxiang had an old illness, so she stayed at the Prince's Mansion in Jinling to recuperate. The other princes and princesses were all sent to other places, and none of them stayed in the capital. At this point, the imperial power fell to the side, and the maternal relatives, the Zhou family, took over all the power. At this time, the seventeen-year-old Jiangbeizhu had just won the second place and entered the officialdom. The battle between Dongchang and Jinyiwei intensified... The story takes place in the seventh year of the new emperor's accession to the throne. A group of private soldiers with unknown origins appeared at the dock outside Jinling City. Suddenly, people from all walks of life heard the news and moved... (This article tells the story of a minister of household affairs who was scheming in court while doting on his wife in private)