Who said that the height of the temple is not as high as wandering in the rivers and lakes, I don't think so. I have an ideal, I want to be the biggest corrupt official in this dynasty. I hate those pretentious upright officials the most. They are so skinny on the surface. The so-called two-sleeved breeze is just that the emperor's prodigal clothing bureau cut these extremely ugly court clothes into larger sizes, so I have never worn them. Although I suffered a lot of criticism for this, the emperor finally let me go. In this court, I like the prime minister the most. There is an old saying: "The prime minister's belly can hold a boat." I didn't believe it before, but now the prime minister standing in front of me perfectly interprets this sentence. Just look at his belly, I am afraid that it will be punctured by him with this wat board, and look at the general behind him. A warrior shouldn't be strong, but now he is only fat. In this court, everyone from the prime minister to the ninth-rank county magistrate is not plump and plump, but looks like a living picture of a working lady from the Tang Dynasty. Look at me again, I want to shed tears first... For the sake of my concubine, who Li Ergou robbed from behind the street, I will be the biggest corrupt official.
Purpose: This story focuses on the male protagonist's upbringing as a corrupt official and tells the story of the grievances and grudges between brothers, monarchs and ministers.