The First Direct Admonishment of the Qing Dynasty

Introduction to "Ji Xiaolan Wakes Up in Tongzhou Station" After falling back to the Qianlong Dynasty, he became the fifty-six-year-old Ji Xiaolan - but in his mind, he was a talk show actor who relied on his mouth to make a living. The emperor gave it three days. Instead of asking him to check the accounts, he was asked to drag the people behind the accounts to the imperial court one by one. In the Yangzhou Salt Administration, the accounts were as smooth as a bed sheet - the accounts without burrs had all the burrs removed one by one. There was a hole of 200,000 taels hidden in the after-school column. The dead scribe Qian Shun left a copy with the words "May those who come after me take this to see the sky", placing his hope on a person whom he had never met and whose name he did not know. The latecomer took out his booklet today. The salt merchant Wang Mingyuan smiled and patted the back of his hand and said, "When the lights go out, so do the people." He Shen said "take care of yourself" in person, but did not say whether it was a courtesy or a warning. Qianlong only said, "You just check, I will decide." He has no military symbols, no team, only a fearful book boy Li Jinzhong, a talker who is used to telling jokes, and a scholar's body. Wang Mingyuan was found, but Wang Mingyuan was silenced; Gao Heng was found, but Gao Heng was anxious and sent a swordsman to break into the inn at night; the household department was found, and the silk shop was burned to ashes. Every time you go up a level, the water becomes an inch deeper, and there are more people who want to kill him. On the back cover of Qian Shun's copy, there is a secret mark written with a needle: "There is someone above the heights. Minister of the Ministry of Finance..." The last two words are blurred with blood. Three days have passed and the chess game has just begun. He set out from Yangzhou to Beijing, Beijing, and wanted to put those shady names on the imperial court one by one.