Traveling Through the Ming Dynasty, I Became a Teacher for the Prince

In the ninth year of Hongzhi's reign, Shen Yan, whose soul came through his soul, became a poor peasant boy in Fengyang Prefecture. With a poor family and no money, the only way out is to study. It took him three years to go from being a child to being a scholar, from being a scholar to being a scholar, and from being a scholar to being a scholar. He was a blockbuster at the poetry meeting in the provincial capital. He played chess and discussed politics with the incognito emperor in a teahouse in the capital. He was involved in a major fraud case and was imprisoned in the examination room. In the canyon of Heiyukou, he defeated the Tatar cavalry with an outnumbered enemy. He went from an unknown peasant boy to the center of power of the Ming Dynasty step by step. In the East Palace, he accompanied the prince to study and discuss politics; at the border, he strategized and won the battle thousands of miles away; in the court, he battled wits and courage with the powerful officials. Emperor Hongzhi entrusted the prince to him before his death. After Zhengde ascended the throne, he was regarded as the emperor's mentor. When Liu Jin's butcher's knife fell, he chose to fake his death to escape; when the King of Border Army Qin came to Beijing, he returned from the ashes. This is a story about reading, imperial examinations, intrigues, and war. It is also a story about original intention, perseverance, family and country, and love. From Fengyang to the capital, from a child to the emperor's master, from a lonely lantern in a humble family to the top of the Forbidden City. He came over.