Great Ming: Revived in a Coffin, Starting by Poisoning Zhu Biao

How come Zhu Yuanzhang is written like a tyrant?

He was originally a tyrant, but history books have glorified him.

Is Zhu Yuanzhang not a good emperor? What are you thinking? If you met an emperor like Zhu Yuanzhang in ancient times, you would be content.

Zhu Yuanzhang was too restrictive. He had control over everything in the household registration system, as well as Cheng-Zhu Confucianism and Eight-legged Writing. They inherited the same principles as the Yuan Dynasty, but he was afraid of rebellion.

There was no good emperor in the Ming Dynasty. Each one was more useless than the last, especially Zhu Yuanzhang. Look at how many officials he killed, not to mention for the sake of the people. Look at his policies. They were all policies to fool the people.

I went back and forth and no one died. I don't know what I got in revenge.

Commentary on Chapter 7 of "The Ming Dynasty: The Resurrection of the Coffin, Beginning with the Poisoning of Zhu Biao" written at the end of the first and last month: Zhu Yuanzhang who sealed Zhu Zhen into the coffin with his own hands.