I Transmigrated into a County Magistrate and Can See the On-Screen Comments

Shen Yan, a modern-day mediator, transmigrates into the newly appointed magistrate of the poorest county in the Great Sheng Dynasty. On his first day in office, he discovers that he can see live comments floating above the heads of the people: someone complains that the granary accounts are falsified, someone else reveals that a wealthy merchant is moving stolen silver, and another frantically warns him not to drink the tea on the table. With no System rewards and no invincible martial arts, Shen Yan can only rely on the real and false clues in the comments, modern investigative methods, and a mouth that refuses to take a loss to turn one absurd case after another into the talk of the whole city. From having the people surround the yamen and call him a corrupt official to seeing the entire county line up to give him commendation banners, his job as magistrate only gets more ridiculous.

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