Jiang Lin traveled through the Qing Dynasty to become a seventh-rank magistrate, and at the beginning he was involved in the quagmire of local gentry and corrupt officials. The grassroots experience in his previous life told him that acting recklessly here would be courting death. He chose to pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger, secretly setting up a big chess game. From rectifying the county government to winning over the people, every step is carefully calculated. While his opponents were still laughing at him for being incompetent and poor, Jiang Lin had quietly grasped the ironclad evidence that could bring down the governor of a province.
