[Powerful ministers, an empress, absurdity, comedy, and everything else you love!]
Need an imperial edict? Here, I’ll write one for you!
The founding emperor decreed that remonstrance officials cannot be executed? Guards, give him 250 strokes of the cane!
Members of the imperial clan cannot be executed? Fine, I’ll wipe out their entire family for you!
He can’t even recognize the word “fool,” yet he passes the imperial exam after ten years of study? Then we’ll abolish the exams!
The treasury is empty and talent is scarce? Are you stupid? Why not sell official posts?
After transmigrating into a world of martial heroes, Zhou Mo becomes Grand Secretary of the Cabinet. Yet Great Xia is beset by internal and external troubles: its corrupt policies are deeply entrenched, informers and factions are everywhere, and officials scramble for their own gain. Abroad, other states watch with wolfish ambition. The empress is still too young to rule, leaving the fate of the realm in Zhou Mo’s hands!
Luckily, he activates the System of the Greatest Chancellor in History and gains the protection of the invincible A Qing! Whether his rule brings the country to ruin or helps Great Xia dominate the other states and receive envoys from every nation, all he has to do is make a name for himself throughout history and he can become an immortal! Seeing how deeply mired in corruption the court is, Zhou Mo chooses the quickest path: oppose the civil and military officials at every turn and act against all convention, all in the hope of destroying the country!
From then on, Zhou Mo’s name becomes infamous throughout Great Xia’s bureaucracy. He is condemned by thousands, and even friendly nations express shock and interfere in his affairs.
One day, the empress travels in disguise and sees that the people are prosperous and content, that no one leaves lost property untouched, and that envoys from other states can’t stop praising Great Xia’s wealth and strength. The realm she sees is worlds apart from the one described by the court!
The empress is startled and wonders if she has misjudged Zhou Mo. But then she happens upon him and is cornered in an alley. “Miss, you’re not getting away this time!”
Afterward, the empress weeps and asks him, “You truly are a treacherous minister. How have you managed to govern the country so well?” Zhou Mo smiles and replies, “There’s no trick to it. Just stay grounded in reality and seek truth from facts!”
Watch it first, then make a final comment after reading it (if I don't write it properly, I'll leave it at that)
Emotions can be cultivated, and they don't have to be the same as reality, as long as they are reasonable and reasonable. After all, it is a novel!
It's okay to see this. It seems funny and absurd, but in fact many of them have real prototypes. I don't dare to comment too much. Come on!
Just one word, good, at least for now, I hope the author will keep up the good work!
It's pretty good. You don't have to be too deliberately counter-conventional.
Cut? @ Planting Flowers Giant Panda
Among the books that Tomato has read in recent times, at least Chuangxiang is okay, unlike other books that are just a set of tricks.
Work hard, fight for yourself