These Imperial Censors, dispatched locally, immediately conducted inspections in disaster-stricken areas with the help of the military, indeed uncovering some officials who were lining their pockets during national crises.
The Imperial Censors didn't even need to report to the court and could directly handle the matter locally.
Meanwhile, several competent officials were promoted to coordinate the overall situation.
As for those who say that such great power in the hands of the Imperial Censors could lead them to extort local officials for benefits and slander them if refused:
These claims were also raised in the court but promptly dismissed by the Imperial Army officers.
The civil and military are inherently two different systems, and if military generals can't mutually monitor each other while on the sidelines, then this Dazhou is truly beyond salvation.
