Great Ming: I Transmigrated into a Corrupt Official and Made Revenge My Specialty

After transmigrating in his sleep, Zheng Haoran found himself in the Ming dynasty as a notorious corrupt official! This start was worse than losing health the moment a game began. As he walked down the street, the people's curses came like a rapid-fire barrage, and the hatred in their eyes was practically tangible. They looked at him like a rat crossing the street.

The Crown Prince looked at Zheng Haoran as if he'd stolen his most treasured pastry, his face full of disdain and irritation, as though he could barely restrain himself from beating Zheng Haoran up. The self-important, upright scholars spent every day in court impeaching him like machines on autoplay, never giving their mouths a rest. The powerful ministers were even worse, constantly cooking up dirty tricks and waiting to watch Zheng Haoran make a fool of himself and fall flat.

The Emperor was a smiling tiger who acted cordial on the surface, but could slaughter Zheng Haoran, the donkey beside the "millstone," at any moment. In this perilous place, every step was like walking on thin ice. But don't underestimate Zheng Haoran. As a quick-witted man of the modern age, he was determined to make something new out of this mess. Let's see how Zheng Haoran turns the tables against all odds!

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