As for Ju Ming's rapid promotion, this is quite normal.

The places where officials in the Beijing dynasty take office are purely gold-plated. It has become a routine to move once a year, and it is also common to move every half a year. There is only one situation for officials in the dynasty who have stayed in their place for a long time without being promoted: they have offended the emperor or a powerful official.

Zhu Ming was waiting to show off his talents in Puzhou and had no idea about the situation between North Korea and China.

He didn't know that the three county officials who worked for him were all thrown into remote villages. He didn't know that he would be recommended to Hangzhou by Cai's party just as he rolled up his sleeves.

This situation is something Ju Ming does not want to see.

He doesn't want to be promoted too quickly. Even if he is promoted, it's best to stay where he is. How can he do things if he is transferred here and there? How can he accumulate management experience?

This is the disgusting thing about the officialdom of the Song Dynasty. If you offend a powerful official, even though your life is not in danger, the powerful official can assign you randomly so that you cannot really do anything in the local area.

Commonly known as, walking the dog!

Zhu Guoxiang also had several good eunuchs. The emperor issued a decree and he learned the news the next day.

"Hangzhou?"

Dean Zhu’s history was not very good, so he thought about it over and over again: “Fang La’s uprising seems to have occupied Hangzhou. But in what year did Fang La’s uprising start? It couldn’t have been within the past two years.”
Chapter completed!