Daming: Starting from Offending Yan Song

Traveling back to the Jiajing Dynasty of the Ming Dynasty, Lin Che became a fourth-rank Hanlin without any roots. Northern Xinjiang is in crisis, the emperor is negligent in his administration, and Yan Song in the court is covering the sky with one hand. He thought he would live a quiet life in this life, but on the snowy day of the winter solstice, the emperor left him alone in Nuange, Qianqing Palace. A lightly asked question: "Should the Zuo Shilang of the Ministry of Civil Affairs give it to the disciple recommended by Yan Song?" Lin Che knew that the emperor was forcing him to choose a side. If you choose Yan Song, you will be reduced to a party member and die without a body; if you choose Qingliu, you will be crushed into powder in an instant. He could only calm down and kowtow: "Your Majesty, all officials in the world are your Majesty's ministers, they should not be just anyone's disciples!" With one sentence, Mr. Yan Ge was completely offended, but in exchange for the emperor's meaningful words: "Okay, then you can sit on that chair for me." From Hanlin to officials, from lonely ministers to powerful ministers. In this Jiajing Dynasty, where the emperor's heart is unpredictable and the power is as sharp as a knife, Lin Che is destined to dance on the tip of the knife and fight her way out!