Western Han Dynasty: Before Thirty, He Was Already a Censor.

Shen Yan, a modern student, was so unlucky that due to an accident, his soul traveled directly to the period of Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty, and he became a brat in the family of the imperial censor! When he first arrived in the unfamiliar ancient times, he was panicked. When he saw people, he had to perform tedious kneeling rituals. He had to learn the accent of the ancients even when talking to the servants. He was even more afraid that his elders would reveal their secrets when they took the poetry test. Even when he wrote a word, he had to imitate the writing style of the ancients. If he wrote a wrong stroke, he would be punished by his teacher for copying. He could only rely on the bits and pieces of modern knowledge in his mind to survive every day by pretending to be good and clever.​ At a poetry meeting for the children of aristocrats, everyone else was writing about pavilions, palaces, romantic affairs, and he randomly wrote a short poem with a bit of other flavor, which made him come out of the limelight. But when the party was over, someone heard someone muttering, "Why has this child suddenly changed?" Many people stared at him with suspicion in their eyes, and even his mother privately asked him if he had "been struck by evil spirits." Later, I entered the officialdom on the recommendation of my father. I originally wanted to slowly introduce some reform policies so that the people would suffer less, but in the end, I tampered with the cake of the old forces and directly triggered a rebellion!​ After finally leading his people to put down the rebellion, he was just about to breathe a sigh of relief when he was tricked by his political opponents for "rushing into the New Deal" and was demoted to a remote place to endure hardships. In winter, there was not enough charcoal fire to freeze his hands, and he had to breathe to warm his hands even when writing documents. In summer, he had to go to the fields to check the harvest under the scorching sun. In the next ten years, he went from being a local official to serving as an envoy to neighboring countries. He went through ups and downs, and experienced all the ups and downs and grievances of the officialdom. In the end, he finally lived up to his father and took over the position of imperial censor. However, this road was full of difficulties that others did not know!