The Ming Dynasty's Imperial Power Was Broadcast Live on the Sky Screen, and He Played Himself to Death

Zhu Yuanzhang: I deposed the prime minister, am I awesome? Zhu Di: I moved the capital to Beijing, am I awesome? Zhu Qizhen: I was tricked by the eunuch into a civil fort, and the entire army of 500,000 was wiped out. Am I awesome? Zhu Houzhao: I opened a leopard room in the palace to raise leopards, and spanked more than a hundred ministers. Am I awesome? Zhu Houcong: I haven't gone to court for more than 20 years, and I have been hiding in Xiyuan to practice Taoism and write Qing Ci. Am I awesome? Zhu Yijun: I haven't approved memorials, filled vacancies, or seen ministers for decades. Am I awesome? Zhu Youjian: I changed through 19 chief assistants in 17 years, and ended up hanging on a coal mountain. Am I awesome? Zhu Yuanzhang: ... You have enough. This is an autopsy report on how the imperial power of the Ming Dynasty went from its peak to collapse. Coroner: Power itself. Cause of death: Crushed himself to death.