The World's Number One Indestructible Marquis.

Summary

Shi Lei confesses to Emperor Zheng He about his concerns regarding his five uncles potentially becoming officials, fearing their future crimes could implicate his family. The emperor, already aware of the situation, reassures Shi Lei that while his uncles will indeed become officials, their tenure will be short-lived. Zheng He Di understands the dangers posed by corrupt officials and the implications for their families. He cleverly manipulates the system of buying official positions to maintain control over the nobility, ensuring that only the capable can thrive, while the useless face dire consequences. This strategy helps fill the national treasury and manage the court's dynamics effectively.

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