Impersonating a Post Station Chief, I Give the Great Ming 300 More Years

[No System + traditional history + ordinary protagonist + political intrigue + famine + no harem]

Chen Yuan, a PhD in Ming history, opens his eyes and finds himself in Shaanxi in the third year of Chongzhen.

The land is barren for miles, corpses lie everywhere, and people are eating one another.

The good news: Chen Yuan has acquired the identity of a post-station supervisor.

The bad news: The court has already shut down every post station, making him the last post-station supervisor in the Great Ming.

Yet, for some reason, the closure decree does not mention Heishan Post Station.

Heishan Post Station has become an abandoned station that is still in operation.

Chen Yuan dusts the yellow earth from his clothes.

“Abandoned? Good. A place no one looks after is the best place to start.”

Impostor post-station supervisor Chen Yuan carefully builds up his operation, and a shocking secret gradually comes to light...

This book is also known as: The Impostor Post-Station Supervisor, The Great Ming’s First Post-Station Supervisor, The Late-Ming Post-Station Supervisor Goes on a Rampage