Great Ming: The Greediest Official in History, and I Can't Kill Him?
大明：千古第一贪官，朕杀不得？
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 5.8M Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
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Where does the casino's money come from? It comes from the common people. If people all lived a prosperous life, who would let their girls go to a brothel? After deceiving people into casinos and losing all their money, then selling their daughters, isn't there someone in the brothel? So if you invest in these two things, you still make the people rich?
The author is talking about the ancestral home of Zhu Yuanzhang's ancestors, which is indeed near Peixian County. Fengyang in Haozhou is the birthplace of Zhu Yuanzhang. I even went to check it out
You are talking nonsense. Expanding the two industries of casinos and brothels will never bring happiness to the people. Queshi can make a lot of money, but you have put the cart before the horse when making money. The harm of gambling is no less than poison. It will cause bad social atmosphere and lead to people's bad outlook, especially when a country has just been founded. Besides, the emperor is Zhu Yuanzhang, others have ambitions and talents, and it is impossible to raise you like this. Even Qianlong knew how to kill Heshen. It is absolutely impossible for Zhu Yuanzhang to have such a queen, prince, and others who have to advise the emperor not to kill. If such a person is still alive, then the dynasty will be in chaos. The ministers have more face than the founding emperor.
I feel like this book was written to brainwash us, 500,000 people walking?
Forget about overthrowing the Ming Dynasty directly, Zhu Yuanzhang will be an egg emperor and a peasant. I don't have enough vision, structure, or knowledge, and I don't understand anything.
In my impression, aren't the emperors named Zhu all trash?
The person who responded was kept awake at night by being warmly wrapped by a lolita, a royal sister, a young woman, a goddess, and 36D long legs seven days a week!!!
He did this without considering the consequences of other imitators. If a person brings good development to a place through corruption, more people will use this problem as an example and let the protagonist's behavior become their protective umbrella, thus increasing the means for others to harm the people. Just like we firmly oppose the rule of poisonous vegetables. The wise king of Poisonous Cai will indeed bring huge benefits to the people of the country, but it will also bring a problem to people, that is, getting people to recognize Poisonous Cai's ruling method. In this case, other foolish kings will take that wise king as an example and do whatever they want by imitating the wise king's poisonous rule. In other words, the protagonist's behavior can only prove that the protagonist himself is a good person, but it cannot prove that his actions are correct.
The protagonist is working for nothing and has no power of his own. The emperor can manipulate him at will. In the latest chapter, the emperor wants to kill the protagonist. I haven't seen the protagonist have any power, so I just want to develop the economy. Have you ever thought that the economy without the protection of force is just a big fat sheep, and people can kill them whenever they want.
Why, people are rubbing your brain on the ground and insulting your IQ like crazy, but you still happily don't care, and finally add: You can't read with your brain?