Ming Dynasty: the Most Corrupt Official in History? I Can't Kill You

When Zhu Di heard that a magistrate in Yangzhou dared to embezzle imperial funds, he was furious and ordered the Jinyi guards to escort him to Beijing. Unexpectedly, the local people who have been exploited for many years not only do not hate corrupt officials, but instead plead for them one after another. Out of curiosity, Zhu Di visited the place and saw: The people live and work in peace and contentment, and commerce is prosperous. Could it be that this is really a good official? When Zhu Di saw the cement workshop development strategy, cement road contracting regulations, and the five-year plan for the infrastructure construction of the Ming Dynasty's transportation industry that he took out. When Zhu Di saw his ability to gather wealth and govern government and bring peace to the people. Then—— Zhu Di: If you can be greedy, you can earn more. Whoever says Mr. Zhao is not a good official will have his head chopped off! After Zhao Qian traveled through the Ming Dynasty, he engaged in corruption and bribery, collusion between officials and businessmen, and accepting gifts under the nose of the emperor... He stepped on Zhu Di's bottom line and jumped horizontally repeatedly, but Zhu Di refused to kill him. Damn it, how can we return to modern times? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.