Jiajing: Breaking Out of the Cocoon and Reborn

In October 1548 AD, Xia Yan, the former Shangzhu Kingdom, was unjustly killed due to a dispute between the imperial court and the court. His head was missing in the West Market of the capital, which shocked the world. The Wanshou Emperor Jiajing recalled his old achievements, which would have cut off the bloodline of the Xia family. He pardoned Xia Yan's son Xia Jingcheng and exiled him to Lingnan to show the emperor's great kindness. The original owner was spoiled since childhood. Unable to bear the pain of exile, he died suddenly the day before arriving in Lingnan. However, God's will played a trick on people, and a strange spirit with the same name took over his body. ... Even if Xia Jingcheng arrived in Lingnan, he would still be banished to a lowly status and his status would be reduced to dust. Even if there is a day of amnesty for the whole world and freedom can be regained, the path to the imperial examination and the path to becoming an official will become a dream. It's like falling into an endless abyss, with no way to get out. But so what, the roads carved out by the abyss usually have footprints first and maps later.