And with the help of Li Sansi and his wife, Bai Gui also knew which officials were fat and incorruptible, and who had never wronged a good person by following the rules.

It is his duty as the inspector of Jiannan Road to manage scientific research.

Along the way, as he traveled to each state, Bai Qingtian's reputation spread. For a time, Bai Meihe's name was spread all over the world. This also made Li Sansi and his wife, Lin Tiannan and others more willing to follow him.

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After all, everyone wants to follow a good official, gain a good reputation, and shine brightly.

However, if he encountered some officials with tyrannical backgrounds, Bai Gui would not deal with them directly. Instead, he would send troops to imprison them in the Governor's Mansion until Chang'an's decree was received.

This seems like a compromise, but it is already stronger than many imperial envoys.

It would be nice to be able to do this.

Although the prince broke the law and was as guilty as the common people, the crime was a crime, not a punishment!

This means that you bear this crime, but when you are punished, you will never be punished according to this crime.

In ancient times, there was an eight-discussion system. After eight types of powerful people committed crimes, "big crimes must be discussed and minor crimes must be pardoned."

You can’t punish a doctor!

Fortunately, Prime Minister Yao Chongshang in the early Kaiyuan Dynasty issued ten regulations, and some of the regulations were specifically aimed at officials who had corrupt administration.

There is no dog-headed guillotine, tiger-headed guillotine, or dragon-headed guillotine, but the punishment is determined according to the law, which is already incredible.

"Chief Bai, are the people from Jinguan City coming to greet you?"
Chapter completed!