The Case of Founding the Emperor

There was Di Renjie in the Tang Dynasty, Bao Qingtian in the Song Dynasty, Hai Rui in the Ming Dynasty, and there was also an honest official in the Sui Dynasty. He was Liu Sheng, the minister of Dali Temple! At the beginning of the Sui Dynasty, the founding emperor Yang Jian worked hard to govern and governed the officials with an iron fist. However, the heroes and lords enjoyed themselves in vain, and corruption spread throughout the states and counties. Liu Sheng, a generation of honest officials, was ordered to patrol various places and engage in a desperate game with corrupt elements and behind-the-scenes forces. Unexpectedly, Ma Bancheng, a generation of wealthy people, became Liu Sheng's biggest opponent in fighting corruption. And Jin Wang Yang Guang is also working step by step, taking advantage of major corruption cases to make plans to seize the position of Prince of the East Palace. Behind a series of major corruption cases, it not only involves powerful ministers and nobles, but also involves internal strife in the royal family and even the inheritance of the country and the country.