The Shuwen Records: From Yuan-Era Inspector to Duke of the Great Ming

[No System + Suspense and Crime-Solving + Workplace and Politics + Power Plays and Intelligence + Internet-Era Thinking] In the final years of the Yuan Dynasty, the world is in chaos, the bureaucracy is corrupt, and the canal docks are rife with filth! Hong Yuan, an internet expert, wakes up as a canal transport inspector. As soon as he takes office, he faces a carefully laid frame-up, rebellious archers, bandits surrounding the city, an escape from a bandit den, a mysterious ancient tomb, and religious factional strife. The corrupt alliance between officials, merchants, and bandits has its hand around his throat! With no golden finger, he relies on his eye for data and keen instincts to analyze movements, check the ledgers, and root out moles. Using internet-era thinking, he unravels the mysteries of canal transport, investigates strange ancient tomb cases, demonic cults and occult arts, and secrets surrounding porcelain... Starting at a ferry dock, he advances one careful step at a time. He protects his beloved and the simple pleasures of everyday life while rising through the ranks amid political power struggles. He defends Hongdu for the Ming Dynasty, and in this chaotic age, he is the one who knows how to make the most of the grand model! Packed with suspense and satisfying twists, a clear rise through the workplace and officialdom, meticulously researched history, and political maneuvering. The excitement never lets up!