Ming Dynasty 1587 Wanli Lockdown

If you were an official in Ming Dynasty, what would be more terrifying than corrupt officials? It's Gao Yue. He was the "shadow chief assistant" that Emperor Wanli loved and hated, and the "official Yama" that the civil servants of the Manchu Dynasty avoided. Faced with the desperate plan of destroying embankments and flooding fields, he used a backhand move to "strike with strength"; Faced with the moral kidnapping of the dead admonishment officer, he only needed a piece of paper to make the other party destroy the Great Wall. "When I do things, I, Gao Yue, never look at the face of the emperor's relatives. I only look at whether the Ming Dynasty's rules can be followed." ​In this novel, you can't find a villain who is clever. Every opponent is a cunning fox, and every line of dialogue hides three layers of murderous intent. See how Gao Yue started his career as a low-level official of the sixth rank, and in this Wanli lockup, he worked step by step to create a bright future!