Daming: You Said You Didn't Like It, but You Actually Issued an Order to Force the Marriage

In the eighteenth year of Hongwu's reign, Shandong suffered from a century-old drought. For a time, people died of hunger on the road, and their bones were everywhere. Zhu Yuanzhang ordered disaster relief, but now the autumn grain has not been harvested, the court is short of money and grain, and he can hardly take the blame. Just when the victims who couldn't see a way out were ready to rise up. Zhu Zi, the king of Tan, opened a warehouse in Changsha to store grain. He spent tens of millions of stones on rice and millions of chickens and ducks, which instantly resolved the crisis of the Ming Dynasty. Zhu Zi: "Everyone who comes to Changsha Mansion will be in charge of food, allocated houses, allocated land, sent cattle, and exempted from taxes!" Zhu Yuanzhang: "Lao Ba has been a feudal lord for less than half a year. How did you get all this food, chickens and ducks?" Zhu Yunwen: "Uncle Eighth not only controlled the Ming Dynasty's food, but also his personal guards were one against a hundred. The cement road built back then was actually in preparation for the current crisis..." Yao Guangxiao: "Since Dao Yan was born, why was King Tan born? A poor monk's law-making was not as good as a sixteen-year-old child..." Zhu Di:... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.