Great Ming: The County Magistrate Is the Black Impermanence? Zhu Yuanzhang Is Stunned

[A wildly satisfying tale + a ghost official in power + cleaning up the Ming bureaucracy] What’s it like to serve as a county magistrate under Zhu Yuanzhang, founding emperor of the Ming, when you’re Black Impermanence of the underworld? Lin Mu is all about taking on corrupt officials head-on. He dares to fight, act, and get things done. Disobeying orders is just another day at the office, and there isn’t a single court official, noble, or meritorious general he’s afraid to challenge! Lao Zhu: Liu Bowen recommended this man for office. He’s done me a tremendous favor! Zhu Biao: If Lin Mu is appointed chancellor, the Ming will be at peace. Empress Ma: Chongba, I want to marry all our daughters to him. Corrupt officials and meritorious generals: Lin Mu, don’t come any closer! Come any closer and I’ll scream! I am Black Impermanence. My subordinates include Ox-Head and Horse-Face, yakshas, evil spirits, underworld soldiers, ghost troops, judges, and ghost officials... My specialty is cleaning up the Ming bureaucracy. (The blurb doesn’t do it justice. Please add the book to your shelves, dear readers. It’s guaranteed to be a blast.)