The First Assistant of a Poor Family, Starting from the County Magistrate

(The fictional historical text refers to the officialdom system of the Ming Dynasty. The fictional officialdom drama is welcome to collect and appreciate.) On his first night as a county magistrate, Gu Yanjun woke up on the bed of the prefect's wife. One moment he was a dedicated modern high-ranking official, but now he has become the scapegoat of the Daqian Dynasty. At this time, the prefect's soldiers outside the house were coming with knives to "catch the traitor." The original owner of this body was a hard-nosed county magistrate. In order to fight against the Japanese pirates, he repeatedly went beyond the level and went to court, which had already angered the superior. The current owner of this body is a person who is "round on the outside and square on the inside" and is good at dealing with things. The modern rules of doing things collided violently with the ancient outspokenness. One morning many years later... Gu Yanjun was wearing a crimson round-neck robe, a black gauze bun on his head, a jade belt around his waist, and a patchwork pattern with a crane pattern on his chest. At this time, he had reached the first rank of official position and stood at the forefront of all civil and military officials. Of course, Gu Yanjun can't sit on the dragon chair that symbolizes the Nine-Five Supreme Being...