Ming Dynasty: Writing a Corruption Diary Has Reached into the National Treasury

Zhu Zhansheng gained future memories and was identified as the eldest son of Zhu Gaoxu who was left among the people. Obtain a corruption diary. As long as you become an official and commit corruption and write it in a diary, you will have the opportunity to travel through time and bring back different things from different worlds. Take advantage of the opportunity to travel through time to develop counties, and at the same time accept large amounts of money in bribes, and the cycle repeats. As everyone knows, Zhu Di also has a diary, signed: Zhu Zhansheng. My biological father is cheating the whole family. I must find a way out and make money. Zhu Di: Sweeping the hall? A way out? Corrupt officials? How greedy can the little Fengyang magistrate be? It's probably tens of millions or hundreds of millions a year, and the money in the treasury can be greedy. Zhu Di: Is this kid going to rob? Okay, okay, it turns out that all this money belongs to our country's treasury! You bastard, spit it out! He can be considered the first person to extend his corrupt hands into the Hongwu treasury. Zhu Di: Am I searching? No, wait... Whose treasury? The bad news is that Zhu Zhansheng reached out to the treasury, and the even worse news is that it was the treasury of the Hongwu period. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.