A Top Scholar From A Humble Background.

Summary

During the Hongzhi era of the Da Ming dynasty, the Great Wall's defense was divided into nine segments, with Da Tong Zhen being a priority for protecting Beijing from Tartars. Shen Xi, tasked with transporting cannons, deliberately delayed the journey, causing frustration among his subordinates, especially Song Shu. Despite their concerns about meeting deadlines, Shen Xi insisted on resting longer, showcasing his indecisiveness and reluctance to confront challenges. As tensions rose, Shen Xi's procrastination led to a forced march, raising doubts about the mission's success and his leadership. Ultimately, his actions reflected a lack of urgency and responsibility in fulfilling his duties.

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