Dressed as a Poor County Magistrate, I Pay Wages to All the People in the County

Traveling to the third year of the drought, Sang Li became a seventh-grade county magistrate with only seventeen guan left. There are 8,000 disaster victims outside the county, the granary is so empty that rats can run away, and the first deed of betrayal has been fingerprinted. But the system was bound at this moment - allowing one thousand disaster victims to receive real wages within three days. Food relief does not count, forced labor does not count, and white notes that cannot be exchanged for grain do not count. This system only settles one thing: whether people can survive tomorrow. Other people's systems send food, soldiers, and generals. Sang Li's system only provides one ledger. Build canals and get points; force upstream villages to give up water and record debts. Open a position and increase points; lower the price of grain to the point where caravans dare not come, and record debts. After saving a city, the system told him: in four years, the entire dynasty will perish. Later, the court asked Sang Li what he wanted. He looked at the general ledger of the world and only answered: "First pay the wages owed to the people." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.