Ming Dynasty: from Accountant to First Assistant

In his previous life, Li Bingcheng almost entered the pavilion. When he opened his eyes again, it was an accounting room at Daming County School. A few beads were missing from the abacus, and the urgent selection document was torn up. Yi Cheng reached out for three taels of silver. He didn't lift the table. He dug out the archived regulations of Hongwu's seventeenth year and read them word by word to the visitor. ——Rules are dead, but people who use them can live. From the accountant to the chief assistant, he did not follow the official path, but followed the cracks in the system. A finger can fit into the gap, and a hand can fit into it. It can fit a mountain into one hand. [Technocrat's cool article | System deduction | Data to combat corruption | Slow-heat verification]