I'm a Corrupt Official, Yet They Call Me a Loyal Minister!
我是贪官，她们却说我是忠臣！
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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- 4y ago
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Tired of Courts Full of Treacherous Officials: Give Me a Loyal Court from the Start
Not a court full of corrupt officials, please. There are too many of those. I want to read about a court full of loyal ministers.
My Good Subjects, My Harem Is Empty.
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The Protagonist Raised the Emperor From Childhood and Has His Complete Trust: The Highest-Ranking Subject in the Realm!?
The Protagonist Creates the Supernatural From Behind the Scenes, 600+ Chapters, I've Read 99% of the Behind-the-Scenes Stories on Tomato
Any Novels with a Loyal Minister as the Male Lead, or One Who Sacrifices Himself for His Country?
Looking for novels similar to The Emperor's Court: I Rebuked Corrupt Officials and Only Wanted to Die, preferably set in ancient times.
I'm Tired of Courts Full of Treacherous Officials. Give Me One Full of Loyal Ministers
Honor the Worthy and Keep Your Distance from Petty Men, Prime Minister. Did I Do... Well Enough?
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A Naive Ancient-Era General with Unmatched Strength Serves the Emperor
I want to read something similar to From a Groom in the Spring and Autumn Period to the Greatest General Under Heaven.
Upright Officials and Remonstrating Ministers Who Plead for the People, Even After Dying a Hundred Times
I'm looking for books similar to "The Otherworldly Ming Dynasty: I Became a Saint by Spending a Hundred Lives".
A Court Full of Loyal Ministers from the Start, No Foolish Ruler
Looking for Stories Where the Founding Emperor Dies Young and the Protagonist Devotedly Supports the Young Ruler: Loyal Ministers Only
The Protagonist Is a Corrupt Official, but Wholeheartedly Serves His Country and Its People
The protagonist is known throughout history as a treacherous minister, but works for the good of the country and its people
Upright Officials and Remonstrating Ministers Who Fight for the People and Die a Hundred Times
Looking for something like Another World's Great Ming: I Became a Saint Through a Hundred Lives.
Mind-Control Novels, Like Demonic Hearts, Planting Seals, or the Star Ring Series
The protagonist controls powerful people and makes them their own.
🌿Assisting the Empress, Then Getting Clung to by Her When It Is Time to Retire After Accomplishing Everything!
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Looking for Books About Upright Officials and Candid Ministers, Any Recommendations?
I'm looking for books similar to A Different World's Great Ming: I Became a Sage by Giving Up a Hundred Lives. Please recommend stories with a protagonist who's clever and calculating, or one who stays true to their ideals. I'm also looking for well-written, logical stories with a red theme.
I'm New to This! Any Great Recommendations? I Can't Handle Really Bad Books
The Male Lead Is a Chancellor Who Lives in a Thatched Hut, Eats Egg Fried Rice, and Is Falsely Accused of Embezzlement
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This book really gave me a lot of satisfaction. It portrays a sense of justice without being overly idealistic. Anyway, I found the part about him raiding houses incredibly satisfying.
This novel almost made me laugh to death, five stars!
The subject matter is good, and the theme and plot are on track, but the level of greed is not high enough, which diminishes the overall quality of the story. Overall, this is definitely a novel you can pick up and read when you're looking for something to read. The rating is a bit low, so I'm giving it a five-star review.
Writing is hard work, please support me! This feels like a beginner's piece; the coherence is lacking, and my organizational skills are just average. It feels a bit like a diary entry. The constant narration, with phrases like "So, what about xx?", Makes it hard to keep reading. Without it, it would be more coherent. Keep up the good work! [Bookmarked]
Overall, this novel is not bad, but it always feels unfinished. The last few chapters sped up, especially the last chapter, which ended abruptly after only a few sentences, making it even more unsatisfying than abandoning a story. To increase his power, the protagonist used every trick in the book—embezzlement and corruption—which not only won him the Empress's favor but also saved the country…
After twenty years of reading experience, I think it's good, five-star rating.
It's great! For a bookworm who's been reading for over a decade, this is fantastic.
The book has a good premise and is more worth reading than typical "pretending to be weak while actually being strong" stories. However, it contains too many inconsistencies, such as "Xiao Lan stayed in Huicheng instead of attacking the Black Emperor Sect, but then appeared during the attack." The author should pay attention to this in the future.
This system is terrible. It allows malicious price gouging and reselling to exploit bugs; it's not intelligent at all.
Where is the boundary between different levels? Sometimes it gets noisy when listening to audiobooks, and I didn't notice.