Ming Dynasty: Forced by the Taoist Priest to Become a Lonely Minister, He Eventually Became the First Assistant

The Jiajing Dynasty of the Ming Dynasty was a strange one. The emperor practiced Taoism and did not go to court, but he could hold power tightly in his hands. It is said that the Yan Party controlled the government for more than 20 years, but its demise was only a matter of seconds. That "clear stream" can only be said to be relatively clear stream. Speaking of the one and only Jiehe... History is not bland and tasteless, and it can also taste all kinds of flavors. Dear readers, why don't you join me in sharing the real world conditions under the history books. Now we are an official during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty. A swimming fish in the turbidity and clearness, and a tourist of the era who lost his bowels and was shattered into pieces in the dark. Starting point: Tonight, this Mid-Autumn Festival banquet in Jiajing 2018...