In the eleventh year of Hongzhi's reign in the Ming Dynasty, the Jiaofang Department in the capital was appointed.
A tender cry pierced the night sky, and the minister of household affairs died violently on the oiran's bed. Lu Zheng, who had just crossed over to become the banner of the Seventh Grade Imperial Guard, was immediately accused by Zhang Qingyuan, the censor of the Metropolitan Procuratorate, of "colluding with prostitutes, seeking wealth and killing" because of crashing into the scene, and was about to be sentenced to prison!
In the deadlock, Lu Zheng smiled.
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I read it for almost an hour and got to the 35 latest chapters. I didn't think this book was very good just by looking at the cover. But after reading a few pages, I felt that this book was not simple. The plot must be quite exciting. Although this book does not have its own system for the protagonist to travel through time like other novels, yes, the protagonist of this work does not have any system and relies entirely on his own IQ to fight steel. I feel Such works are the best and most exciting. Those with systems are boring to read, so this book has no system, but it makes my eyes shine. The absurd and refreshing feeling of using unpaid wages and cutting off brothel services to instigate rebellion against the army is simply amazing. I give the author of this book a big five-star praise. Update soon. I have finished reading the latest chapter.