Yingtai traveled through the parallel Qin Dynasty and became the magistrate of Lu County in the border area, carrying the strongest corrupt official system.
As long as he is executed by the court for corruption, he can return to the modern city with the stolen money.
But if you die at the hands of refugees or bandits, you are truly dead.
The disaster was raging in Fuulu County and all the relief food was exploited. Ying Tai decided to die to make money.
He ordered grain dealers to raise prices tenfold, took 70% of the profits, and even sold disaster relief grains at high prices.
They also imposed exorbitant taxes, conducted door-to-door searches, demolished houses and ransacked homes over time, all with cruel and unbridled methods.
They forced citizens to build private houses and fortified the city; they confiscated rich households and enriched their own pockets.
The people hated him to the core and jointly complained, vowing to ask the court to kill this bloodthirsty and corrupt official.
The Emperor of Qin was furious when he learned about this, and immediately ordered the execution of the nine Yingtai clans.
But before the emperor could give the order, the prince went to court with the Wanmin Umbrella to plead for Ying Tai.
Your Majesty, you must not kill County Magistrate Ying. He is a hero of our Great Qin...