(No System + Transmigration + Rousing + Late Ming + Lighthearted Comedy)
Modern civil servant Zhu Jian transmigrates into the Chongzhen Emperor and discovers that “diligence” and “stinginess” are the real recipes for an early grave.
He decides to give up and do things his own way! Using modern thinking to turn conventional wisdom on its head, he leaves his ministers baffled as the Ming Dynasty takes an increasingly bizarre turn.
Zhu Jian, thirty years old, a grassroots civil servant, skilled in “the art of reporting,” “resource integration,” and “keeping the peace.” He also comes with fragments of memories from “Those Things in the Ming Dynasty” and “Selected Works of Great Men.”
“The more history tells me to do something, the more cautious I'll be. If history says not to do it, I'll give it a try.”
“Unite everyone who can be united, and make the pie bigger first.”
