Gong Zhenglu, a Scholar of the Ming Dynasty

Wei Zhongxian saw through Nurhachi's ambition to invade the Ming Dynasty sooner or later in establishing a state in Liaodong, so he considered sending someone to Liaodong to monitor Nurhaci. However, at this time he was still a little slave with no right to speak and was often bullied by other eunuchs. Just when he was worried that there was nothing he could do, Gong Zhenglu, the youngest son of Yushi Gong Shen, gave him an idea to stand up in the palace. Wei Zhongxian followed the plan and actually turned around and became the eunuch of Bingyin, one person inferior to ten thousand people. Wei Zhongxian felt that Gong Zhenglu was smart and courageous, so he encouraged him to give up studying, study military affairs, and go to Liaodong to command the Guanning cavalry force he had built. For this reason, Wei Zhongxian asked his beautiful niece Wei Ying'er to get close to Gong Zhenglu, and sent the lame Taoist priest Chun Yuanzi to enlighten Gong Zhenglu. Gong Zhenglu received enlightenment from Chun Yuanzi and knew that the troubled times of the Ming Dynasty were approaching, so he had no intention of studying. Shouldering the sacred mission of saving the Ming Dynasty. The Hakka family did not understand Wei Zhongxian's intention of letting his niece get close to Gong Zhenglu, so he sent Wei Ying'er to the palace to be Princess Huahua's dowry girl. For this reason, Gong Zhenglu had to follow his two brothers to Liaodong in order to find Wei Yinger. The two brothers purchased war horses for the Ming Dynasty troops. Arriving at the Guankou Horse Market near Jianzhou, Gong Zhenglu was chatting with Fan Wencheng, who was dissatisfied with the Ming Dynasty. Jianzhou soldiers and horses came to rob. Gong Zhenglu was robbed and brought to Jianzhou, where he began to feed horses and later became a court teacher. Then he became Nurhachi's military advisor. Nurhaci married his goddaughter Jin Ping to Gong Zhenglu. Gong Zhenglu became the emperor's consort and could not escape, so he had to play the role of an undercover agent in the Ming Dynasty.