Yong Dynasty Chess Pawns

In the forty-seventh year of Kangxi's reign, the storm of seizing the direct descendants of Kowloon suddenly arose, the government and the public were overturned, and all living beings became ants in a chess game. Seventeen-year-old Shen Chengye is alone in Beijing, with no relatives or support, and comes from the lowest level of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. After asking for help and being humiliated several times, he was able to get a job as a low-level official in the clan's mansion with the help of his distant relatives. His hand was poor at the beginning, but he relied on his refinement and transparency honed in the business world to make himself at home in the strict government office. He knew people well, dealt with things tactfully, and advanced and retreated appropriately. Everyone feared high walls as a source of trouble, but he found a secret in a desperate situation. When the civil and military officials of the entire dynasty were in trouble, the Thirteenth Master was like a snake or a scorpion, but Shen Chengye was the only one who stayed by his side for ten years, secretly forging an unparalleled kindness. When all the officials were betting wildly to seize the throne, he always stayed behind, watched the game with a cold eye, and never blindly took sides. The emperor collapsed, the capital was in chaos, and the situation in the court changed dramatically. He is not only Longkodo's most trustworthy direct descendant, but also the confidant in desperate situations that the Thirteenth Master remembers in his heart. In troubled times, once a dynasty enters the situation, it will follow the dragon to set up Dingfeng Terrace to help the new dynasty stabilize the country. Since then, officialdom has risen step by step, and his power has become deeper and deeper. His brother Zhao Xiaoshitou has been with him since he was a child. One person controls the court and holds power, while the other is deeply involved in business and safeguarding the family wealth. No cliques, no rash advances, no taking risks. As a humble soldier in civilian clothes, he worked hard step by step, and eventually became a legendary and powerful minister who stood firm in the Kangxi and Yong dynasties.