[1] Transmigrated Into a World of Villains

Tyrants can be enlightened rulers or foolish ones, right?

Ahem.

He is an enlightened ruler!

"Lord Lin, you may rise now," the Great Tyrant personally stepped forward and helped Lin Xuanzhi to his feet.

Trembling with anxiety, Lin Xuanzhi cautiously stood up.

"Lord Lin, I have investigated and confirmed that the contents of the secret letter are false. Although the Crown Prince has already rushed to the epidemic area in Lingnan, he lacks your level of experience.

The matter of the Lingnan plague still requires your personal oversight.

I wonder if Lord Lin would be willing?"

Lin Xuanzhi nodded emphatically, "I am willing, of course, I am willing. Your humble servant would be honored."

"Do a good job, the court will not mistreat you," the Great Tyrant patted Lin Xuanzhi on the shoulder, encouraging him.

"Yes, your Majesty. I will remember your teachings." Lin Xuanzhi's eyes reddened, and he nearly burst into tears with emotion.

He was in his thirties, still unmarried and without children, with only one goal—serving the court with all his heart.

Fortunately, the current emperor was a compassionate and enlightened ruler. He had followed the right person!

In that moment, Lin Xuanzhi made a firm decision: no matter what happened in the future, he would faithfully serve and support the emperor.

Witnessing the whole situation, Ah Bao was utterly stunned.

This plot development was a bit off.

Lin Xuanzhi, who was supposed to die unjustly, was now being entrusted with important responsibilities.

Meanwhile, the great villain, Lord Zong, had been rightfully punished.

The Great Tyrant still held Ah Bao in his arms and looked down at her, "Ah Bao, wasn't I impressive just now?"

[Impressive! Impressive! Scumbag father, your temper and methods are a bit harsh, but you still count as an enlightened ruler.]

Hearing the praise, the smile on the Great Tyrant's face deepened.

All of this, he owed to the little girl.

[Scumbag father, how do you know more than I do about this intelligence?]

[Where did the second secret letter come from?]

When she read the book, there hadn't been a second secret letter.

The Great Tyrant chuckled, "Little girl, you should know, with age comes wisdom."

He carried Ah Bao back to the main seat.

Ah Bao, peeking out from the swaddle, glanced at the table.

She saw a blank secret letter.

Ah Bao: ?

What (òωó?)!

The second secret letter was fake.

There was no second secret letter at all—it was a ruse!

[So, Scumbag Father, you used a fake letter to expose all of Lord Zong's crimes?]

[Scumbag Father, that was brilliant!]

[But how did you know Lord Zong was hiding silver in his pharmacy?]

It was you, little girl, who told me.