Great Ming: Disaster Relief Grain Traded for Chaff, and Old Zhu Explodes with Rage

He Shen's set was replaced by Lao Zhu's, and the ten clans were enjoying themselves in minutes. You need to know why Lao Zhu rebelled back then.

Let's put it this way, you can use this theory with other emperors, but if you do it with Lao Zhu, you are courting death. Because people under Lao Zhu don't dare to be greedy. If they are greedy, no matter who they are, they will die. Lao Zhu hates corrupt officials so much... So I didn't even read the book. I just read the introduction and posted a review.

It's okay for you to use this theory with other emperors, but it will definitely not work here with Lao Zhu. Don't forget, Lao Zhu's whole family starved to death. Doesn't he know what can and cannot be eaten in the year of great disaster? He can figure out how to exchange grain for bran! Do you still need to teach me? Because he is the emperor, he cannot do this, but if a county magistrate really does this, and there is indeed no corruption in the process, it may be just a small punishment on the surface, and it will be reused after a while! Yang Xian had similar governance experience.

Just tell Lao Zhu if you are looking for death, save the people first and save the officials first! You know, Lao Zhu's origin! What's more, you need to know that the phrase Fei Lu Shen is wrong! Human desires are endless!

After seeing the introduction, I had no desire to read further. What is the origin of Zhu Yuanzhang? It started from the bottom of the common people. What kind of hardship did you not suffer when you were a child? Does the protagonist need to teach these principles?

No matter how great Zhu Yuanzhang's achievements are, you must not travel to him through time. Otherwise, as long as you are not his relative, you will die at any time.

Being an official during the Zhu Yuanzhang period was a life of narrow escape. He never considered right or wrong when killing people. Do all the people involved in the four major Hongwu cases deserve to die? Zhu Yuanzhang was too double-standard. His son could do nothing wrong and receive a generous salary, but his ministers were harsh and would not let him go as long as he made some mistakes.

You can't tell Liu Bowen what you said. He hasn't seen Liu Bowen coming out of the troubled times at the end of the Yuan Dynasty? Do you dare to say that he has never seen Qianli Xingfu? That's bullshit.

To be an official under Zhu Yuanzhang, you must have absolute personal strength that can overturn the table at any time, otherwise you will definitely die. He does not care whether you are good or bad. Except for his son, others will not only kill "corrupt officials", but also implicate the nine tribes at will, and even kill you on any pretext. They just want the people of the world to "solidify their household registration" to support his "pig" family forever! You must have absolute strength. You can walk all the way into the palace at any time and kill the emperor. If you don't want to be the emperor, just replace him. Then, as Zhu Yuanzhang himself said, if you don't want to be an "official", there will be others to become the emperor!

The author, using He Shen's words, said to Liu Bowen that it would not shock him. The tragic situation of the people you mentioned, such as starving for thousands of miles, eating by changing children, eating Guanyin soil, digging tree roots, etc., Has been seen by others, not only him, but also Zhu Yuanzhang and a group of high-ranking officials, most of them have experienced it. Why did Lao Zhu become a beggar? Why become a monk? Why be a soldier? Because I have nothing to eat, I am very hungry! Several of Lao Zhu's family members starved to death!