Daming: I Live as the King of Hell, Wei Zhongxian Advises Me to Calm Down

Li Jingchuan accidentally traveled to the Ming Dynasty, awakened the corrupt official system, and secretly supported Wei Zhongxian to take the position of eunuch Bingli. Wei Zhongxian: Sir, now Zhuozhou wants to build a reservoir, but the government is financially strapped, there is no hope of funding, and the unruly people refuse to leave. What should we do if the squires take the lead in making trouble? Li Jingchuan: He sent people to spread rumors that the minister of the Ministry of Industry cut corners and cut off the upstream dam, allowing the flood to reach the doorsteps of the people's homes. They fled for their lives, and asked the Jin Yiwei to search the squires' homes for dragon robes and take the opportunity to ransack their homes. The money problem was solved. Wei Zhongxian: After the project is completed, I would like to donate 50% of the wealth I received to my husband to express my gratitude. Li Jingchuan: No, I want both. Wei Zhongxian: If the refugees do not receive subsidies and have nowhere to go, they will inevitably become bandits. This may not be easy to explain. Li Jingchuan: The imperial court needs silver taels to suppress bandits; it also needs silver taels to resettle refugees; it also needs silver taels to repair damaged residences and provide relief to people affected by disasters. Wei Zhongxian: Uh... I understand. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.