Zhang Juzheng was the chief assistant for several years.

Zhang Juzheng became the chief assistant of the cabinet in the sixth year of Longqing (1572).

After Zhang Juzheng, the prime minister was Shen Shixing.

After Zhang Juzheng, Shen Shixing was the chief assistant of the cabinet.

Zhang Juzheng served as the chief assistant of the cabinet during the Wanli period.

After Zhang Juzheng, the cabinet chiefs were Yang Shiqi, Yang Rong, Gao Gong, Xu Jie, Shen Shixing, Ye Xianggao, and Yang Tinghe.

After Zhang Juzheng, Shen Shixing was the chief assistant of the cabinet.

After Zhang Juzheng, the prime minister was Shen Shixing. After Zhang Juzheng died of illness in June of the tenth year of Wanli, Shen Shixing succeeded Zhang Siwei as the chief of the cabinet.

The following answer: "Zhang Juzheng, the chief assistant of Wanli" is a book about Zhang Juzheng. This book narrated Zhang Juzheng's ruling experience and reform achievements during the Wanli period in the form of a novel. It described Zhang Juzheng's support for the young master, the creation of a new policy, the reorganization of officials, the reorganization of finances, the strengthening of the army, and a series of reform measures, which made the Wanli period the most prosperous period of the Ming Dynasty. Through vivid stories, this book showed the ups and downs of Zhang Juzheng's life and the ups and downs of his official career, as well as his ambition and elegy. However, the search results did not provide a clear answer to the specific details of the book, such as the author, the publishing house, and the publication time.

Shen Shixing

"Zhang Juzheng, the Chief Assistant of Wanli" was a TV series about the life of Zhang Juzheng, a legendary figure of the Ming Dynasty. The drama was starred by Tang Guoqiang, Mei Ting, Feng Yuanzheng, and the director was Su Zhou. The plot described the process of Zhang Juzheng from the provincial examination scholar, juren, jinshi, step by step to become a good minister of governing the country. He assisted the young emperor in carrying out reforms, straightening out the government, refreshing the decadent atmosphere, and vomiting blood for the foundation of the Ming Dynasty. The series had a total of 43 episodes and was first aired in 2010. As for whether the show could be watched online, the search results did not provide relevant information, so it was impossible to determine.