Great Ming: I Keep a Diary of Corruption, and My Hand Has Reached into the Treasury

Zhu Zhansheng gains memories of the future and discovers that he's Zhu Gaochi's illegitimate eldest son, abandoned among the common people.

He obtains a Corruption Diary. As long as he takes bribes while in office and records them in his diary, he gets the chance to transmigrate and bring back different things from different worlds.

He uses these opportunities to develop the prefectures and counties while taking enormous bribes, repeating the cycle again and again.

What he doesn't know is that Zhu Di also has a diary, signed with the name Zhu Zhansheng.

My real father tripped the whole family up. I need a backup plan. Time to make money, make money!

Zhu Di: Tripped up? A backup plan? A corrupt official? How much could the little prefect of Fengyang possibly steal?

Probably tens of millions, maybe a hundred million a year. He can even skim some money from the imperial treasury.

Zhu Di: Did this kid rob someone? Good, good. So all that money came from my treasury! You little brat, give it back!

I must be the first person ever to reach into the Hongwu imperial treasury and steal from it.

Zhu Di: I'm stingy? No, wait... Whose treasury?

The bad news: Zhu Zhansheng has reached into the imperial treasury. The worse news: it's the imperial treasury from the Hongwu era.

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