Traveling across the Qin Dynasty and becoming a small county magistrate, Lu Que awakened to the corrupt official system. The life span of a thousand taels of gold was increased by one day, which happened to be tied to the life span of the First Emperor and shared his life span.
Ying Zheng: As long as Lu Que doesn't die, I won't die? If he keeps embezzling, won't I be able to live forever?
From then on, Ying Zheng was overjoyed: Lu Aiqing, there is too little oil and water in the county. I will take you to Xianyang, where there is plenty of oil and water.
Officials of the Great Qin: Your Majesty, Lu Que is so greedy that he has emptied the treasury. He also deducts the salaries of the officials and charges fees at the gate of the palace. I have to pay before I can come in. Your Majesty, please execute Lu Que, a corrupt official.
Ying Zheng: Is there only one corrupt official in the entire Qin Dynasty? Why do you keep staring at him?
If the treasury is empty, then you think of ways to raise money.
What? Has he embezzled all Da Qin's money?
Send me troops to destroy the Xiongnu, and go all the way to the west. I will conquer a big world and let Lu Aiqing be greedy.
Reader comments
Qin Dynasty? When you encounter the strong, you become strong; when you encounter the weak, you become weak.
This is different from the title of your book: Greed for one or two adds a day to life. . You are just greedy for a hundred taels to add one day. . .
Qin Dynasty? When you encounter the strong, you become strong; when you encounter the weak, you become weak. This is different from the title of your book: Greed for one or two adds a day to life. . You are just greedy for a hundred taels to add one day. . .