The Year Before the Jia Family Was About to Collapse, I Was Promoted to Minister

Jia Xuan traveled to the Dream of Red Mansions and became a book seller in the south of Jinling City. At first, he only worried about how to save those people in the book: Jia's house was about to be ransacked, Daiyu was about to burst into tears, and people were waiting in line for their respective endings. Later, he followed a salt case to investigate. As he continued to investigate, his hands became cold. The salt tax fed the eunuchs, the military pay in Liaodong was three years in arrears, the bargemen on the canal worked for two cents a trip, and the people who froze to death under the walls of the capital were hauled away with a roll of broken mats without even a name. He had read history books in his previous life. If a dynasty is so bad, it is not far away from collapse. Only then did he realize what kind of situation he had fallen into: under the Dream of Red Mansions, Wan Ming was suppressed. The raid on Jia's house was just the first tile in the collapse of the building. It's too late to save a few people, we have to save the whole world as well. But what can a bookstore owner do to save him? I had no choice but to take the merit test and climb up one level at a time until I could place stones on the chessboard. Fourteen years later, the Rongguo Mansion ransacked his house and everyone in the capital watched the joke. In the lobby of the Ministry of Justice, the newly promoted Jia Shilang sharpened his ink and asked: "Who drew up the list of prisoners?" The whole hall was silent. In this game of chess, he only reached the middle game. Also known as: "How to Fix the Dynasty Before It Collapses."