Daming: I Reported Myself as a Corrupt Official and Made Lao Zhu Angry

Li Sheng traveled through Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty and was promoted to a county magistrate, but found out that he was a corrupt official. When he was planning to become an upright official, the system told him that only by being given death can you return to the modern era and achieve the pinnacle of life. Therefore, in order to seek death, Li Sheng could only continue to take bribes and bend the law desperately. Magistrate Li Sheng: "I am greedy for money and a direct participant in the Kongyin case! Please give me the death penalty." Li Sheng, the loyal uncle: "I minted coins privately and sold salt privately. I was the mastermind of the Hu Weiyong case!" Li Sheng, Marquis of Xiping: "I have stationed 100,000 troops, built hundreds of cities, and forged thousands of cannons. The Guo Huan case and the Lan Jade case were all ordered by me..." Li Sheng, Commander-in-Chief of the Fifth Army: "Chongba, I'm about to rebel. What else do you want to do before you're willing to kill me?" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.