The Plot of a Taoist Priest in the Late Ming Dynasty

Jurisprudence and conspiracy in the late Ming Dynasty + no system and no magic + online IQ + easy counter-routine In the fifteenth year of Chongzhen's reign, the building was about to collapse, and the Ming Dynasty fell into six desperate situations. A lover of modern unofficial history travels to Northern Zhili, where the poor Taoist priest Liu Ji begins the story with heavy debts, insufficient food, and almost becoming a refugee in troubled times. It happened that Concubine Tian was seriously ill and difficult to treat, and the hospital was helpless. In a desperate situation, he took advantage of Jinyiwei's opportunity to seek medical treatment, bucked the trend and volunteered, and found the only way to survive in Beijing to seek a country. Everyone knows that Liu Bowen, the founding advisor of the country, planned the world and established the Ming Dynasty. Coincidentally, he is also named Liu Ji. Not relying on metaphysics, secrets, or divine golden fingers, but only using the Ming Dynasty's own laws to defeat magic with magic. Citing the "Laws of the Ming Dynasty" to toughen civil-official partisanship and dismantle the court's legal kidnapping; Relying on the "Huang Ming Ancestor Instructions" to reorganize the collapsed dynasty and regain unbalanced power; Use the power of the people in the "Great Edict" to eradicate corruption in the world. He wears a coarse preacher's robe and will never enter an official position, lead a military or form a party. On the surface, he is greedy for money and a philistine, slanders himself to avoid suspicion, and dispels the emperor's suspicion; secretly, he uses law as his blade and reason as his bones, and becomes the emperor's most trusted behind-the-scenes adviser. Attack its weaknesses, outweigh its vital points, and use the system to counterattack the centuries-old disease. A Taoist priest from outside the country helped Emperor Chongzhen make a comeback and reverse the decline of the Ming Dynasty!