Can you recommend a novel about officialdom?

My memory might not be very clear. However, he still remembered that the male protagonist should have been adopted when he was young. His adoptive father was a military officer who had participated in the Vietnam, South Vietnam, Wei rebellion, and attack wars. As a result, his leg was disabled. It seemed that it was because of this reason that he was never given the rank of general. It was only in the middle and late stages of the novel that he was given the rank of general. His adoptive mother and adoptive father didn't seem to have a good relationship. Moreover, the purpose of his adoptive mother adopting him was to marry his adoptive mother's daughter, his sister. At first, the main character didn't agree, but then he compromised. Because of this, his first girlfriend, whom he met when he went to work, went to the United States. However, she came back later and became one of the protagonist's harem.

Answer 1

I recommend 'The World's Yamen.' The author is Yi Shanjin. This book was about a white-collar worker from a modern society who traveled to the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty and was involved in the struggle for the throne. At the same time, he was also caught up in the waves of officialdom. How did the main character manage to gain both sides of the world and play with wisdom in the officialdom of the Ming Dynasty? The book also involved the vortex of various major forces. It was very exciting. I hope you like my recommendation.😗