Original work: "Imperial Imperial Edict" by Zhu Yuanzhang, Emperor Taizu of the Ming Dynasty. This work is a comic translation of an ancient book in the public domain in vernacular.
Who would have thought that Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, actually wrote a book specifically about it.
The whole book only does one thing: scold corrupt officials, denounce traitorous ministers, and publicize bizarre cases of executions!
Even with broken hands and legs, he couldn't stop the ruthless man who was greedy for money. He hid the ledger and tried to deceive the emperor but was exposed in a second. The teacher took the lead in beating up the prefect but was slapped in the face.
The imperial court allocated funds for shipbuilding and built 2 and two small boats. The rest were swallowed up...
All kinds of outrageous operations made me laugh until I hit the bed!
There is no difficult ancient text to understand,
No boring preaching,
There is only a large-scale melon-eating scene in the officialdom of the Ming Dynasty + a refreshing article to relieve stress.
Take you to watch immersively:
How did Zhu Yuanzhang get so angry with corrupt officials that he wrote a book to curse them!
