Great Ming: Impersonating a County Magistrate, I Roast Old Zhu from the Start

Old Zhu: Ahem! There were too many people outside just now. Now, tell me whatever you want, and I'll make it happen.

Zhang Luo: I want to resign...

The county magistrate appointed to take office died on the road. By a stroke of fate, Zhang Luo, who transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty, takes the place of a man with the same name and becomes county magistrate.

Working under Old Zhu is no easy job!

Too much work, too little pay, endless trouble. It's dangerous, and on top of that, he's an impostor!

So all Zhang Luo wants is to resign and walk away. Instead, he gets promoted straight into the emperor's inner circle...

Old Zhu: Take my advice. Don't make me beg you to become prime minister.

Zhang Luo: Don't come crying to me later!

Old Zhu: I won't regret it!

Zhu Biao, Empress Ma, and the others keep nodding along.

And so, later generations would say: feudalism fell because of Zhang Luo, and the world-spanning Ming began with Zhang Luo.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual events or people is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.