Great Ming: I Reported Myself as a Corrupt Official and Made Old Zhu Furious

Li Sheng transmigrated to the Hongwu era of the Ming Dynasty and was delighted to receive a county magistrate's post, only to discover that he was a corrupt official. Just as he was about to become an honest official, the System told him that only by being sentenced to death could he return to the modern world and reach the pinnacle of life.

So, in order to get himself killed, Li Sheng had no choice but to keep embezzling and breaking the law without restraint.

Prefect Li Sheng: "I have been insatiably greedy and was directly involved in the Blank Seal Case! I beg you to sentence me to death!"

Loyalty Earl Li Sheng: "I secretly minted coins and sold contraband salt. I was also the mastermind behind the Hu Weiyong Case!"

Marquis Xiping Li Sheng: "I have 100,000 troops stationed under my command and a hundred cities in my possession. I have forged a thousand cannons. I ordered the Guo Huan Case and the Lan Yu Case..."

Duke Wenguo, Commander of the Five Armies Li Sheng: "Chongba, I'm practically staging a rebellion. What more do I have to do before you'll kill me?"

This novel and its characters are purely fictional. Any resemblance is coincidental. Do not imitate.