Prime Minister of the Ming Dynasty: Starting from the Examination of the Son

The horse's head is like a world away from the mortal world. Sheng Mingxi lived in the Ming Dynasty, climbed toads and won the laurels, and gained the world's latitude and longitude. His person and events can be found in "History of the Ming Dynasty·Biographies": Sheng Mingxi, whose courtesy name was Guangming, was from Hexi. He was a young man with extraordinary intelligence and was born in Linzhou at the age of 16. In the eighth year of Wanli's reign, at the age of eighteen, he became the first Jinshi scholar and was awarded the title of compilation by the Hanlin Academy. Zhang Juzheng occasionally read his article and thought highly of it, saying: "This son can be made. With time, it will be a national weapon." Mingxi has a handsome face, tall figure, good conduct, smart and upright, powerful, daring to do things, decisive in killing, and unpredictable in the city. When Zhang Juzheng died, the emperor revolutionized the ancestral system and appointed Mingxi to be the prime minister. He was called the prime minister of the country. Ming Xi assisted the emperor, taking caring for the wise, loving the people, and economics as his top priorities, giving clear orders, trusting rewards and punishments, protecting the country and the country, and consolidating the country. The emperor was very comforted, and at the end of his life, he had the intention of giving in. … This book is also called "Buan Ming"