Ming Dynasty: a Self-Evaluation Letter Angered Zhu Yuanzhang

In the sixth year of Hongwu, a self-review written by Meng Yin, a small county magistrate in the border town, angered Zhu Yuanzhang and relapsed into murderous behavior. He ordered the man to be cut into pieces with a thousand knives. But after Zhu Yuanzhang listened to the advice, he decided to go to the border town to find out in person. When we came to the border town, the people lived a prosperous life, various factories were integrated, and the streets were bustling with people, creating a prosperous scene. Zhu Yuanzhang: "Damn it! This is a poor border town? This one is so rich!" But the scenes that followed made Zhu Yuanzhang feel that he regretted this trip! "We should have killed him long ago!" "Chongba! You have misjudged me again. Meng Yin has great achievements and is also a great talent!" Zhu Di and Zhu Fan: "Father, you can't kill him! He is in the border town, and my son can enjoy peace in the fiefdom." Magistrate Meng Yin: "I privately built hundreds of thousands of armors and tens of thousands of long-range rockets to create the strongest army on the surface." Chief Envoy Meng Yin: "I have built a private navy with hundreds of nuclear-powered iron-armored ships. I can rebel at any time and destroy Yingtian Mansion." Watching the promotion decrees coming one after another like snowflakes; Meng Yin was numb: "Zhu Chongba, I'm so arrogant, why don't you kill me?" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.