Daming: Prince Poison, Lao Zhu Advises Me Not to Be Extreme

Zhu Feng, who once served as an aide within the system, traveled back to his previous life as the second prince of the Ming Dynasty. Zhu Yuanzhang inspected the prince and asked: "The people are poor and the treasury has no money. What should we do?" Zhu Ping replied: "Luring ministers into corruption, and then immediately using this as an excuse to steal their original property!" Zhu Yuanzhang was stunned and asked again: "The ministers rely on etiquette and law to clear their names, but they don't listen to us. What should we do?" Zhu Ping replied: "Let them be corrupt and have a handle. Who dares to disobey and let his reputation be ruined?" Zhu Yuanzhang asked again: "The ministers are not doing things well, how can you solve this problem by using corrupt officials?" Zhu Ping replied: "Simple, whoever has done the errands is qualified to embezzle. When they are old and useless, they can take back the money they embezzled." Zhu Yuanzhang was confused: "Why do you always stare at corrupt officials and cause trouble? You can't be such an extreme person." Zhu Ming said: "It saves trouble! How about we learn more about land finance if we are short of money?" "The officials are disobedient. Can the Military Aircraft Department find out?" "If you want political achievements, the only way to understand it is through GDP theory?" "By the way, do you want to know about mortgages, colonial companies, and industrial and agricultural scissors? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.