Li Boyuan, a famous Garbo, was born in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province in the sixth year of Tongzhi (1867) and died in the thirty-second year of Guangxu (1906) at the age of forty. Li Boyuan is a prolific writer, and his quick conception and writing are extremely rare.

He is the author of more than ten kinds of books, such as Li, Dream of Flowers on the Sea, Notes on Nanting, Wonders in the Dust Sea, Tales of Officialdom, A Brief History of Civilization, Hell on Earth, etc. Among them, Officialdom in the Sky is a masterpiece of condemnation novels in the late Qing Dynasty.

Introduction of officialdom figures

Zhao Wen: A scholar in Chaoyi County, Shaanxi Province, wants to donate to the official capital after failing the list.

Huang Daotai: After I was promoted to Daotai, I spent money to clear it safely because my previous case was reported.

He "purse": He, the acting governor of Jiangxi, loves money and buys off the magistrate of Jiaozhou, Shandong.

Tao Ziyao: Shandong alternate judge was sent to Shanghai to buy machinery, and as a result, he was cheated of tens of thousands of silver, which was embarrassing.

Hu Tongling: He led officers and men to fight bandits in eastern Zhejiang by land and water. On the way, he spent a lot of time, burning and looting. In order to get the title, Hu Tongling exaggerated the bandits in Yanzhou, and as a result, all officers and men were rewarded with meritorious service.

Yang Zichen: Commander, lewd, with eight aunts and grandmothers at home.

Arrogant officer: Ship whistle, in order to protect the official position, forced his own daughter to be Commander Yang's ninth little wife.