Ming Dynasty: Zhu Di: Let You Supervise the Country and Replace It with Me

In the 21st year of Yongle, Zhu Di attacked the Alutai tribe for the fourth time. All officials opposed it, but Zhu Zhanyong supported Zhu Di and even wrote a memorial Zhu Di made a decisive decision to let Zhu Zhanyong be the supervisor of the country. Some civil servants and interest groups began to attack Zhu Zhanyong "Supervise the country, please ban shipping. Shipping is harmful to Ming Dynasty but not beneficial at all!" "What? Sea transportation is prohibited! Are you stupid or am I stupid? Come here, drag him out and behead him!" Zhu Gaochi heard from the sidelines that his son wanted to kill civil servants: "You can't supervise the country. What our Ming Dynasty needs is a benevolent and wise king." Zhu Zhanyong: "Benevolence and virtue are of no use to these people. Instead, they make them worse and bring disaster to the country and the people!" "It is the decree of the Supervisory State that any merchants in the Ming Dynasty who fail to register will not be allowed to open their doors for business. Those who disobey the order will be executed!" "In accordance with the decree of the Supervisory State, taxation courts were established in various regions of the Ming Dynasty. Commercial taxes increased from ten to two. The higher the income, the higher the tax paid." "It is the purpose of supervising the country. This reform of the imperial examination focuses on policy theory and the art of war." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.