Dahua Dynasty: the Good-For-Nothing Prison Leader Who Was Exiled at the Beginning

Main plot: Chen Mo, a modern and funny history student, traveled to the Great China Dynasty and became the son of the former Minister of the Ministry of Civil Affairs who had his family confiscated and exiled. He was forced to serve as the leader of the Lingnan prison. He relied on modern knowledge management, psychology, Internet jokes and a ruffian character to defuse prisoner troubles, reform prisons, and rectify officialdom. He was gradually promoted from prison chief to Minister of the Ministry of War. He crushed the ancient rigid system through reforms such as "implementation of imperial examinations" and "three-step military attack". Finally, he overthrew powerful ministers with "debating competition-style court battles" and became the regent of Great China, opening up territories and realizing the feelings of his family and country. During the process, he got to know Su Wanqing, the surrogate bride, and used humor to resolve the crisis, interpreting a hilarious and passionate story of "a loser who relies on his brains to counterattack." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.