Late Ming Dynasty: I Was a Magistrate on a Border Island

[Traveling through the late Ming Dynasty, scheming in rivers and lakes, plotting in temples, and fighting in the north and south] What can I do as a county magistrate when I travel to a border island in the late Ming Dynasty where products are scarce and the people are arrogant and barbaric? Liu Shaoguang felt that the first thing to do was to survive. To survive, he had to suppress bandits. Suppressing bandits required money. Making soap and steaming soju was too low. Anti-corruption could not only eliminate interest groups but also generate income. After eradicating banditry, he could develop pharmaceuticals, which could make easy money and save the people. Building guns, cannons, and warships is just to protect the safety of one side, but the courier Brother Li is going to Beijing, and the slaves of the rebel master are also going to enter the country. What should I do if the petty Chongzhen wants to hang his neck on a tree? In order to take over as the county magistrate, Liu Shaoguang believed that he had to take away Chen Yuanyuan, Liu Rushi and others in advance, and then teamed up with Wu Sangui to steal the slave's home. At the same time, he incited Li Yan to become a courier boy. It would be easy for Butcher Zhang, so he could just ask Li Yan to find someone to pretend to surrender and kill them. The Ming Dynasty was stabilized, and the dog emperor was jealous of him. The dog officials in the court came up with a crooked idea and asked Chongzhen to trap Liu Shaoguang in the capital by giving him a marriage proposal as a consort, and then slowly released him. Liu Shaoguang was furious and wanted to marry the princess first and then kill the dog officer. Father-in-law, don't force me to rebel against you. My son-in-law's goal is the islands all over the world.