Modern-to-ancient Transmigration: Little Doctor.

Summary

Wen Jing Hui opposes relocating citizens to the new capital, arguing it would be taxing and provoke criticism. He believes that if the royal family and ministers move, people will follow willingly due to the capital's power. He proposes a concentric city design, with all housing leased rather than sold, aiming to create a significant landlord in the Ming Dynasty. Wen Jing Hui also drafts civil service guidelines to ensure officials are well-compensated to prevent corruption. His plans, including a detailed blueprint for the capital, are sent to the Yong Le Emperor, who is intrigued by Wen's proposals, particularly regarding taxation. Meanwhile, Wen and Wu Da focus on cultivation, unaware of the capital's reactions.

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