The King of Ganjiang

Li Zheng, the emperor of the Gan State, rose up on both sides of the Gan River. He used his thunderous iron fist to clear away corrupt officials and showed no mercy to the traitors who oppressed the people. He also had a tender heart and devoted himself to the well-being of the people. He built almshouses and rehabilitation centers all over Jiangxi to provide support for the disabled and the orphans. He dredged the trade routes across the Ganjiang River, set up fair granaries to stabilize grain prices, and supported Jingdezhen Porcelain Workshop and Ji'an Brocade Workshop, allowing the people at the bottom to rely on craftsmanship to make a living. From Nanchang to Ganzhou, from Lushan to Jiujiang, Li Zheng used his two-faced attitude of "protecting the people with iron and blood and governing the country with tenderness" to break away from serious illness and unite the people's hearts. In the fictional territory of Gan, he wrote a legend of imperial governance in which the people lived in peace and prosperity could be expected. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.