The Chief Assistant of the Ming Dynasty: Starting from the Establishment of Tutoring Classes for Imperial Examinations

Silence traveled to Beijing during the 40th year of Jiajing and became the son of the guilty minister Shen Lian. This year Yan Song and his son controlled the imperial court, and Emperor Jiajing was obsessed with alchemy. His father died unjustly, and he was deprived of his qualifications for the imperial examination. He was not allowed to stand up for three generations. But he worked as a teaching assistant in his previous life. A teaching aid for imperial examinations came out, turning the eight-part essay from metaphysics into a science. Scholars in the capital went crazy. Selling teaching aids, standing up, overturning convictions, and taking imperial examinations. When everyone thought he was just a bookseller, he had quietly rewritten the fate of the entire Ming Dynasty.