Daming: I Just Want to Catch Fish, but I Was Forced to Become a God by Lao Zhu

Traveling through the prosperous age of Hongwu, Su Chen was reduced to a small clerk in the county government. Seeing clearly that the early court was dangerous and the officialdom was endlessly entangled, he just wanted to live a peaceful life and earn enough salary to live in peace and stability. Fortunately, the fishing system is close by, and you can improve your skills by being lazy and working hard. Working hard will only take advantage of opportunities, and your determination to make a fool of yourself has become more determined since then. The boss throws a difficult case into his hands? The clues can be easily revealed; the harvest in the fertile fields in the countryside is bad? Grain production skyrocketed by casually drawing drawings of farm tools; was there a lot of abuse in the court? A few casual conversations can break through a century-old dilemma. He was determined to resign and go into seclusion, staying away from the disputes in the court, but his abilities could not be hidden and his achievements could not be stopped. The memorials were delivered to the palace layer by layer, and Zhu Yuanzhang was so surprised that he forcibly promoted this idle little official who just wanted to fish for a living. All the civil and military officials in the dynasty were desperately seeking official careers, but Su Chen was the only one who tried to avoid fame in every possible way. Many years later, when he became famous and stood at the top of the court, Su Chen sighed helplessly: "Don't flatter me, everyone. I really just want to live a life of fishing. I never thought of becoming a famous minister!"