Great Ming: The Poisonous Prince, and Old Zhu Tells Me Not to Go Too Far

Every time a corrupt official is caught during the Chinese New Year, I will say in the comments that it is time to slaughter the pig during the Chinese New Year.

On the queen's birthday, a big party is held in the harem, and then the wives of the ministers are invited to celebrate. When others arrive, their wives are locked in the harem to sleep one by one. If they don't have time to sleep, they let the imperial guards sleep. Then, on charges of treason and other crimes, the ministers of the Three Gongs and Nine Ministers were brought over to have their blood bled one by one. Grain seeds were distributed to all the people, and the grain seeds were secretly cooked first, so that the people would not be able to harvest any grains. The eunuchs in the palace were released as tax collectors and collected taxes everywhere. They first cooperated with local powerful men to plunder the common people. Then send troops to cooperate with the eunuchs and take action against the powerful. Once you have the money, you can disarm all the troops and let them go back to their hometowns as refugees. Release criminals from prison and form a "criminal army". Without military pay, they are allowed to thresh grain and make money. Confucian temples were demolished, and they were demolished all over the country. The statues of sages were smashed and replaced with the Bodhisattva of Joy. By the way, the imperial examination was cancelled. Officials were sold with clearly marked prices. One official was sold for three, and officials did not receive a salary but found ways to make money on their own. There are also businessmen who increase business taxes as hard as they can, and then send eunuchs out to break into their homes one by one and bleed them. In this way, the country will be forever solid

Brother, in this book of yours, you should write about poisonous plots. What readers want to read is poisonous plots, so your first three chapters are really good. But what did you write after the first three chapters? In daily life, when the male protagonist is doing business, is there any evil plan? It's just...

I'm afraid of the vicious plot you wrote. Don't touch on modern things, otherwise your book will be sealed instantly.

To be honest, when all the ministers in the court unanimously wanted to kill someone, except for the first emperor and Hongwu, the other emperors could not protect the person at all. The protagonist is still alive now, thanks to Hongwu suppressing the ill will of the ministers towards the protagonist. If the protagonist wants to survive in the future, he must rise to the top. After all, he has offended too many people. In the end, isn't the evil plan all done by counselors? Isn't it a grand and majestic conspiracy for the protagonist to lower his status?

I'm off topic. Isn't it a poisonous trick to make this book more enjoyable? Why are you writing about daily life?

Still playing with the Eight-Part Part Essay. History has proven that the Eight-Part Part Essay can only imprison people's thoughts and cannot make the country progress.

The first few chapters of this book are very enjoyable to read, and they are indeed vicious, but they are a bit weak at the end. Although there are some vicious tricks interspersed with them, they are not exciting enough. However, the eight-part essay is still good. After all, it is a product that conforms to that era. I hope that after the industrial foundation is established, the eight-part essay will be gradually replaced and the mind can be liberated again.

I feel like you can't write this book and put it on the shelves…

Starting from Chapter 22, I will write all about pure poisonous tactics. I'm sorry to all readers, I didn't know what you wanted to read before.