Great Ming: Transmigrating to the Wanli Era, I Outwork the Civil Officials

If it is done as written in the book, it is estimated that the emperor will die in less than a year.

Where did the Secretariat come from in the Ming Dynasty?

You are Wanli, wasn't your grandfather Jiajing decades ago? When did it become orthodox? Your timeline is very confusing. It goes from Beijing to Yangzhou overnight, and then to Beijing the next day. Now it has become the orthodox dynasty decades ago.

After Zhang Juzheng died, his examination method was abolished, right?

This was finally eliminated and announced on the same day. Believe it or not, hundreds of officials knocked on the door in a single day.

Wearing Wanli, I couldn't think about being lame and having a brain disease.

Can the author look at the history of the Wanli Dynasty? Once Wanli dealt with the officials, a group of people came to save them. If the subordinates could not be saved, the cabinet would stand up and make a fuss. The ones who dealt with the more serious cases were only a few big trolls, and the cabinet would also rescue the subordinates. As for the absence of officials from the previous dynasty, it was very common in the middle and late Ming Dynasty. There were statistics when Wanli went to the dynasty.

What does it mean for a foreign court official from Shen Shixing to ask to see Empress Dowager Li? Or after dealing with Zhang Juzheng, Shen Shixing, old fox, you wrote such a stupid thing, could you please stop writing it?

Isn't involution just another way of saying that the party earns money?

Personally, I think it's the best Ming Dynasty novel I've ever read.