As for whether the provincial governor is clean, that's hard to say.
The Provincial Surveillance Commissioner was in charge of the judicial, supervisory, and postal affairs of a province. He had a deputy commissioner and an assistant commissioner under him. This assistant commissioner had a lot of financial dealings with Tan Ruixian.
There were some other miscellaneous items, but judging from Tan Ruixian's ledger, they were all minor figures, not big shots.
Assistant Commissioner, Gao Zehong.
Right Councilor, Cai Rongchun.
Left Councilor, Gao Wensheng.
These three people are the key. Based on their network of connections, we need to find out how many trustworthy people there are in the entire Yunnan Province, or who their political enemies are. Once we find out, we can use other people's hands to deal with this evil force.
If in the end it turns out that none of them are innocent, then it will be even easier to handle. Sow discord, take advantage of the conflict between the two sides, make a big scene, and when one side is about to win, give the other side the evidence of their crimes. In this way, the final result will naturally be a happy one for everyone.
Of course, some of the steps are difficult to perform. Without a system, Youqing knows she couldn't do it, but fortunately, there is a system.
After arriving in Yunnan Prefecture, she began to secretly investigate the residences of various high-ranking officials for several nights in a row. Good heavens, she was shocked by what she found. Almost every household had some shady things in their study.
This case involves several companies, and Youqing was afraid of alerting them, so apart from stealing the evidence, she didn't touch the dirty money.
She spent five days investigating, and in the end, she found that there were really no clean people in Yunnan. Even the Governor-General of Yunnan couldn't be said to be completely clean, and the Governor of Yunnan was also shady and not very clean.
The investigation eventually uncovered that some of the accounts involved even the capital city.
The only thing that comforted Youqing was that there were two opposing sides, neither of which were clean and they were political enemies, which gave her some room to maneuver.
She made copies of all those ledgers; she kept the originals and took the copies around as "gifts."
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