I Was Practicing Dharma in the Late Tang Dynasty

In the thirteenth year of Dazhong, the storm of the late Tang Dynasty was about to come. He traveled through time and became a lowly official from a humble family, with no aristocratic family backing, no elite soldiers, and no black technology that defies the sky. The eunuchs in the court are taking power, the feudal towns are separatist and independent, aristocratic families are hiding their land to evade taxes, subordinate officials are exploiting the people, the mediocrity of renting and mediocrity has collapsed, the people are displaced, the Huangchao war and the chaos of the Five Dynasties are just around the corner. Others traveled through time to seize military power, fight for the throne, and sweep the world. Chen Ke refused to take this path. A volume of "Tang Lv Shu Yi" shows the ability of grassroots governance, starting from bad debts in the county, arranging household registration, equalizing taxes, building warehouses, establishing township regulations, and rectifying official administration. When the gentry obstructs them, they use laws and regulations to distinguish right and wrong; when the officialdom is divided, they use systems to break the long-standing abuses; when wars are in trouble, they use the troops to calm the people to defend their homeland. The dynasty will fall, so what if the imperial power decays? Kings can perish, officials can be corrupted, laws and regulations cannot be broken, and people cannot abandon them. As a clerk, he repaired the riddled order of the Tang Dynasty, and in the sea of ​​​​fire in troubled times, he supported the stability of the world for the common people.