Zhu Baba of the Ming Dynasty

Zhu Baba, a butcher shop clerk in Nanjing City, was forced to change his name because he had a name conflict with the emperor, but he used his "magic manipulation" to stir up trouble in Hongwu for three years. When writing a family letter for a neighbor, he mistakenly wrote "The Emperor's Holy Ming" instead of "The Emperor's surname is Shen". He turned around and was chased all over the street by the royal guards. He hurriedly got into the gift box and even smashed Zhu Yuanzhang's dragon chair in the Jinluan Palace. In order to save her life, she lied about being able to "turn stones into gold" and used fake gold bricks coated with yellow mud to frighten the civil and military officials of the entire dynasty; the accountant's money skewers came to warm up the heat, but turned the imperial kitchen into a swilling ground; Li Cuilian, a tofu beauty, broke into the palace carrying a stall, knocked out the guards with tofu, and used the queen's phoenix crown as a millstone. When Zhu Yuanzhang's bird's nests were replaced with pot water, when the "gold bricks" were washed into mud by the rain, this common man who called "memorials" "letters of complaint" became the "joke" that the emperor missed every day. Let's see how the three living treasures turned the oolong incident into a ridiculous legend that even Zhu Yuanzhang laughed at during the Hongwu Dynasty, which was harsh on punishments. After all, compared to the hypocrisy of corrupt officials, the real nonsense of honest people is more appetizing.