Daming: All My Students Are Corrupt Officials

In the ninth year of Hongwu, Su Ye traveled through time, but was imprisoned in a mountain by the system. He had to complete teaching tasks before he could go down the mountain. So Su Ye proclaimed himself a free layman in the mountain, taught classes for free, and taught his philosophy of life. Su Ye: "Students of my Xiaoyao Sect must know how to enjoy themselves in time, be free in the world, and boldly do what they want to do without leaving any regrets!" However, some students attending the class seemed to have misunderstood Su Ye's teaching philosophy. Soon after, they made a fortune inexplicably and went to the mountains to give Su Ye a heavy thank you gift... Zhu Yuanzhang: "This dynasty governs officials very strictly, and I have no mercy in killing corrupt officials. But in recent years, why have we killed more and more corrupt officials?" Hu Weiyong: "Reporting to Your Majesty, I have discovered an important suspicion. In the past year, more than half of the corrupt officials who have been sent to prison have visited a hermit named Xiaoyao Jushi. I suspect that this person is purely trying to seduce Ming officials and induce them to take bribes. He wants to destroy the Ming Dynasty. He must be arrested as soon as possible!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.