When Yu Mie left the capital, Shao Xun came along with Princess Yu Wenjun, Chancellor Yu Chen, and others to see him off.
Among the second generation of the Yu clan, Yu Mie was considered one of the better talents.
However, his journey had not been easy.
Because his father had given up on officialdom too early, he and his brothers had to tend livestock from a young age.
When they grew a little older, while learning to read and write from their mother, they also had to work the fields.
If foreign enemies invaded, they even had to take up arms alongside the fortress villagers to resist the invaders.
Looking back, they really hadn't lived an easy life.
Up till now, Yu Mie still relied on Yu Chen’s family, accepting them as his patrons and working together to contribute to the prosperity and success of the Yu clan.
This envoy mission was just another step on that path.
But he had also thought it through—without Yu Chen and his son Yu Liang, his official career wouldn't go smoothly.
Within the Yingchuan gentry, some still thought that if Yu Liang couldn't hold the position, they could switch to another family.