The Most Corrupt Official in the History

Lin Changqing traveled to the Qian Dynasty and became a corrupt official instead of an upright official. He used modern thinking to play with the officialdom, step by step from the seventh-rank county magistrate to a position under one person. "The disaster-stricken area of Nanjun County contains 200,000 taels of silver. The remaining 600,000 taels are included in the travel expenses, water transportation losses, and official expenses along the way." "Sir, just two hundred thousand... Isn't it too little?" … "Allocate 120,000 taels of silver for military supplies in Yanmen Town in the north. The remaining 180,000 taels are included in the labor and food for the escorts and the miscellaneous expenses for crossing the border." "Sir, you can't do it! If this spreads to the north, the Zhenbei Army will probably rebel!" … "Sir, why do you want to be a corrupt official?" "Because the more I am corrupt, the less others will be corrupt."