In the Ming Dynasty, the Days When the Cows and Horses Turned Over

In the forty-fifth year of Jiajing, King Dao was about to die, and King Yu was about to ascend to power. Xu Jie, the elder of Licorice Pavilion, was busy being a good wife of the Ming Dynasty. Gao Gong wanted to seize power with a big firecracker. Zhang Juzheng, the king of war, was hiding his plans and waiting for the right moment. Lu Yan, the magistrate of Yanggu County, was fighting freestyle on Jingyanggang... I, Lu Yan, whose nickname is Zhiya, am the chief engine of the Ming Dynasty, the all-round spokesperson for the people at the bottom, the annual champion of the National Free Fighting Championship, a noble family member, and the strict father of the Jiangnan gentry. I am about to launch an unprecedented social experiment to find a way out for the Ming Dynasty and turn over the poor people at the bottom. This era requires extreme heroism. Emperor Jiajing: "This son cares about the common people, but he does not care about me. He is not enough to support the country." Emperor Longqing said: "My heart is at peace by entrusting the country to Lu Qing. I can enjoy the happiness of the palace in peace." Emperor Wanli: "Mr. Lu Ge is right. Everything in the court should be carried out according to Mr. Lu Ge's instructions." Ming history expert: "The History of the Zhongxing in the Late Ming Dynasty is actually an autobiography of Lu Zhiya." … This book is also known as: "I, the Uncrowned Lord, Ming Dynasty Work Number 001", "Strict Father of the Ming Dynasty", "The Ming Dynasty Free Fighting Champion", "From the First Assistant to the Prime Minister, from the Ming Dynasty Surnamed Zhu to the Ming Dynasty of the World"...