(Mindless power fantasy + System + no heroine)
Deng Yu transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty and becomes the warden of the Ministry of Justice’s prison from the start.
He controls one prison and one judicial bureau.
His subordinates include 465 soldiers and officials, divided into prison guards, laborers, and constables, along with 203 horses, 300 taels of silver, one barrel of gunpowder, one firearm...
“The Black Dragon Gang is the biggest gang in town, with deep ties to court officials. Nobody can touch them.”
Deng Yu chuckles and hands the Black Dragon Gang an official robe.
“According to the laws of the Great Ming, anyone who steals an official’s robe must have their entire family executed.”
The Black Dragon Gang: Isn’t that exactly how we do things? Is this guy really an eighth-rank court official? Are you sure he isn’t a bandit?
“I’m a member of the Embroidered Uniform Guard! I answer directly to the emperor! I have the power to decide whether any court official lives or dies! Everyone fears me!”
Deng Yu chuckles and waves his hand.
In an instant, countless members of the Embroidered Uniform Guard appear behind him, clad in blue fish-scale uniforms and carrying embroidered spring sabers.
“Who did you say the Embroidered Uniform Guard answers to? I didn’t hear you. Say it again.”
“Bang!” Deng Yu fires a shot into the sky. “No kneeling!”
“I came to Nanjing to do only three things.”
“Fairness! Fairness! And, damn it, fairness!”
The people kneel again. “You’re a just and benevolent official!”
Years later, Deng Yu stands outside the palace.
Behind him are the seven members of the Grand Secretariat;
behind them are the ministers of the six ministries: Personnel, Revenue, Rites, War, Justice, and Works;
and behind them are the armed guards of the Eastern and Western Depots, the Embroidered Uniform Guard, the Six Fan Gate, and the Court of Judicial Review.
“Come on. Let’s go impeach that emperor for debauching the imperial harem.”
I feel good, but why is there no one?