Although Xiangfu is the first county in Henan, the river disaster is more serious, and the burden on the people is more than that of Xuzhou. After Wang Shijun took office, through investigation, it was learned that migrant workers helped ICBC for more than 20,000 taels a year and were immediately exempted. In this county, every time the Yellow River bursts, the fields are buried by sediment and it is impossible to cultivate, but the people still have to pay more than 20 thousand taels of tax. Wang Shijun was so sympathetic that he drafted a request to waive the money and submitted it to the governor. The governor looked at it casually and then threw it on the ground. Wang Shijun calmly picked it up, presented it, and then sat quietly, waiting for an answer. The governor was very angry and accused him of doing so in order to gain a good reputation. Wang Shijun remained unmoved and argued, saying, "Officials can't do it, and the people are not pitiful." After all, the governor was forced to agree, ordered re-exploration and reported it to the court. After examination by the court, more than 22,000 pieces of positive silver of Xiangfu were removed, and the people were revived.
In the third year of Yongzheng (1725), Wang Shijun was appreciated by Yang Wengan, the governor of Guangdong, and was allowed to take him to Guangdong as a minister. Ren Qiongzhou (now Hainan) magistrate, patrolling Lingxi Road. At the beginning of his tenure, Wang Shijun tried to get rid of all kinds of drawbacks of the government's excessive collection of money and grain and the stereotype that every state and county had to pay 5,200 yuan to welcome the new year. His measures were praised by the people at that time, and someone sent a banner of "cleaning up 100 thousand thieves" Soon, Wang Shijun was appointed as Guangdong provincial judge. In the fifth year of Yongzheng (1727), due to Wang Shijun's integrity, many Guangdong local officials were offended. These people were forced to join him because they could do nothing. Yong Zhengdi "meddled" and refused to listen. The following year, he was promoted to Minister of State of Guangdong, and was given mink and satin, so he was granted the privilege of "playing exclusively". Yongzheng eight years (1730), specializing in Tongzhi in Guangdong. After being promoted to Governor of Hubei, Yong Zhengdi summoned him three times and gave him something. After Wang Shijun entered Hubei, he immediately banned the unhealthy trend of giving gifts to his superiors by subordinates of Hubei officialdom. At that time, there were more than 20 thousand taels of silver in the yamen, which were always shared by officials such as the governor. Wang Shijun, on the other hand, thinks that officials "don't deserve it except cheap salary", resolutely refuses to accept this extra money, and asks the court to collect this money as inventory for the prevention and repair of the Yangtze River levee.
In the tenth year of Yongzheng (1732), Wang Shijun moved to Hedong. In Qing Dynasty, the Governor of Hedong was in charge of the Yellow River affairs in Shandong and Henan provinces, and did not involve the management of local administration and officials. Because Wang Shijun has been in power in other places for a long time, officials of two provincial capitals, counties and counties are still very afraid of his arrival. To some extent, he is "worse than the governor", so the corruption in the two provinces basically converges soon, and so is Wang Shijun, who is not afraid of any powerful and cruel officials. Henan political scholar Yu Hongtu takes bribes from candidates in the science examination, and is played by Wang Shijun. After the court verified it, he was about to be punished. Officials all over the country who know this matter are "stunned". In the 11th year of Yongzheng (1733), Wang Shijun served as the governor of Henan until the 13th year of Yongzheng (1735). In the twelfth year of Yongzheng, due to Wang Shijun's outstanding achievements, Yong Zhengdi specially gave the peacock Hualing to Wang Shijun. The Qing emperor did not reward the peacock Hualing to any official who was born in Jinshi and worked in imperial academy. Since Wang Shijun won this honor, emperors after Yongzheng began to reward this courtier from Hanlin, the Peacock Hualing. At the end of Yongzheng, Wang Shijun served as the governor of several provinces, with good achievements and reputation. The emperor is as popular as anyone else. History says that "Sejong (that is, Yongzheng) didn't use people every time, and Shi Jun was known by TEDA, known as Li Jue and Tian Wenjing".
Yongzheng is good at employing people and suspicious. Although Wang Shijun was highly regarded, he was still worried and suspicious of Yongzheng. Story: Wang Shijun will leave Beijing before he takes office in Hedong. Great scholar Zhang recommended a footman to go with him. This man is very capable, diligent and cautious in Wang Shijun's family. When Wang Shijun returned to Beijing at the end of his term, the man said goodbye to Wang Shijun. Wang Shijun was very surprised and asked why. The man replied: I am a court bodyguard, and I am prepared to work with you on the orders of the emperor. I'm actually supervising. A few years later, I found that there was nothing wrong with you. Now I'm going back to Beijing to reply, so I'm here to say goodbye. After this incident, Wang Shijun was still "tired of this day". On the one hand, it showed that Yongzheng was not at ease with anyone, on the other hand, it also showed that Wang Shijun was an honest official. In the 13th year of Yongzheng (1735), Yong Zhengdi died, and Qianlong ascended the throne, without changing the yuan. Next year is the first year of Qianlong. In that year 1 1 month, Wang Shijun was impeached by Shi Yizhi, a senior minister of the Ministry of Finance, and was dismissed and returned to Beijing as an assistant minister of the Ministry of War. In April of the first year of Qianlong (1736), he represented the governor of Sichuan with the rank of assistant minister of the Ministry of War. After Wang Shijun arrived in Chengdu, he donated 650 taels of silver to help the victims in Chengdu, and bought meat and rice for the poor candidates who took the rural examination. Soon after, he was arrested and returned to Beijing on suspicion of exceeding his authority, and was imprisoned by the Ministry of Punishment. In the second year of Qianlong (1737), the emperor sent a letter to demote the people to their hometown. Qianlong twenty-one years (1750), died at home.