The Remaining Seal of the Ming Dynasty

In the fifteenth year of Chongzhen's reign, the Central Plains was thousands of miles away, and rogue bandits roamed freely. After the Jin Dynasty, the mountains and rivers of the Ming Dynasty were on the verge of overturning. The soul of a modern financial audit elite has passed through Shen Yan, a low-level official in Runing Mansion. His family has been destroyed, and he is alone in the aftermath of the troubled times. There is no system, no plug-ins, only a thorough understanding of the general trend of the late Ming Dynasty, proficiency in auditing accounts, and insight into people's plans. Corruption is rampant in the court, the gentry annexes and hoards food, the officials are corrupting the country at every level, and the government and the public are rotten to the foundation. In a desperate situation, Shen Yan used an old account as a blade to tear open the chain of local corruption and gangsters, and worked every step of the way in the cracks between refugees, officials, and bandits. He liquidated centuries of accumulated abuses, rectified corrupt officialdom, gathered people's hearts in troubled times, checked and balanced the party strife in the court, consolidated the nine borders in the north, and settled the Central Plains in the south. As a humble official, he broke the deadlock, swept away the moths, and supported the country. When the building was about to collapse, he rebuilt the Han Dynasty and the great Ming Dynasty. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.