There’s no human being in this world whose past doesn't leave behind a single trace.

Even historians who delve into the theory of the legendary general Won Gyun end up becoming fans of Admiral Yi Sun-sin once they dig deep enough. While there are exceptional cases, such as the great independence fighter who sold bean sprouts, most people, when their past is investigated, will have dirt fall out as soon as you shake them.

“Even if you casually go to any noble house and conduct an audit, someone's going to end up dead from shock or bad luck.”

This is why there are so many companies that, despite having the capabilities to rise to the level of a large corporation, stay small by using various tricks.

Because they have too many skeletons in their closets that would be exposed in an audit.

Accounting clerks or financial officers take the risk of embezzling a little bit of the company’s money, choosing to avoid audits. It’s a common piece of wisdom: it’s more profitable to avoid audits than to risk being caught.@@novelbin@@

“Where should I start the audit?”

Ideally, I would target my political rivals—those under the Duke of Sforza.

But if I start auditing my political enemies, everyone will question the credibility of the audit.

If I audit a rival faction or a family I’m personally hostile to...

“Wouldn’t that be an attempt to fabricate facts and twist them?”

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