Daming: I Have Become a Disaster, and You Still Beg Me?

Zhu Yu, who traveled to the Ming Dynasty and became the fifth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, planned to win honestly. Who would have thought that the tree would be quiet but the wind would not stop. He inexplicably became the number one scourge of the Ming Dynasty. Zhu Ru felt aggrieved. Who did he harm? Isn't it just changing the traditional feudal Confucian thought? Doesn't it just improve the status of craftsmen and merchants? Isn't it just promoting patriotic education? At most, capitalist thinking was brought into Ming Dynasty in advance. How did it become such an unforgivable scourge? Zhu Rui, who can't figure it out, must be an honest person. But he didn't expect that his father, brothers, and courtiers would all beg him to do something wrong. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.