(Do not read, this is for testing)
A burned-out office worker pulling an all-nighter to finish a proposal opened his eyes and found himself in the fourth year of Hongwu, as Wu Mian, an Assistant Director of the Left Office of the Central Secretariat.
A low-ranking sixth-grade official, he was tasked with reviewing memorials for Zhu Yuanzhang.
From the start, the Ministry of Revenue’s land survey uncovered 1.2 million mu of undeclared land, sending the emperor into a fury. Goryeo submitted a petition requesting an imperial calendar, and one wrong answer could cost him his head.
Armed with only a smattering of knowledge about Ming history, he tread carefully in the Hall of Reverent Conduct. At home, he also had to face a “sister-in-law” who was a stranger to him, yet gentle.
The memorials piled higher than a man, Zhu Yuanzhang’s temper was quicker than a blade, and the real trouble was only just beginning. First, he had to figure out how the original Wu Mian had died, and why he had ended up in this body.
