Great Ming: Peerless Statesman

He transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty and takes over the body of Yu Qian, the celebrated minister who extended the dynasty's life by more than two hundred years!

He activates a God-Tier Choice System.

"One: Write a poem praising the emperor's governing abilities. Reward: a sixth-rank post in the Ministry of Rites."

"Two: Write a poem expressing emotion, homesickness, and longing for family. Reward: a seventh-rank post in the Ministry of Rites."

"Three: Write a poem satirizing current affairs. Reward: Lu Bu's combat prowess from the Three Kingdoms!"

Yu Qian decisively chooses the third option and writes a poem disparaging the emperor in front of all the officials!

The village lies desolate, beset by drought and locusts year after year.

The old man works to pay his debts, while his young son is sold to make up the grain tax.

The walls are broken, the wind blows through the house, and the beams sag as moonlight falls upon the bed.

Who could have known that those who govern the people would refuse to report their suffering?

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