Daming: I Corrected the Test Paper for the Prince, and Zhu Di Passed

Jiang Cheng traveled to the thirteenth year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty and became a teacher at the Imperial College. At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, hundreds of industries were waiting for prosperity and the country was growing. But Zhu Yuanzhang's series of policies also have disadvantages. They are intended to change the country and affect future development. Jiang Cheng learned from his ancestor Jiang Taigong fishing and gave the prince test questions to catch the big fish Zhu Yuanzhang. The examination questions include: excessive issuance of treasure notes, clan salary, official salary, road guide system, land tax, commercial tax, guard system and other issues. Zhu Yuanzhang was attracted by this strange test question and came to Jiang Cheng's home. From then on, Ming Dynasty's policy changed. The Ming Dynasty had no peace, no civil fortress, no alchemy emperor, no carpenter emperor, and no Meishan hanged himself. Some established a Han cultural tribute system and turned all of East Asia, Southeast Asia, and Central Asia into a cultural circle with Chinese characters. Commercial trade reached Europe directly, causing a craze for Chinese in Europe. Zhu Yuanzhang has since become an emperor throughout the ages, truly far reaching the Han and Tang dynasties. … This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.