Ming Dynasty: the Poorest Jin Yiwei, All the Officials Say I Am Extremely Corrupt

Traveling through the Zhengde period, he became Li Fenghuang, the governor of Fusi Town in Beizhen, activating the system of positive energy and good deeds. He lived in a shabby house, had no servants, and had a clean life, but he was framed by hundreds of officials for being extremely corrupt. The emperor came to inspect the property in person, slapped all the civil servants in the court, gave him money and houses, and let the upright official Jin Yiwei take charge of the supervisory power of the Ming Dynasty.