In the twenty-fourth year of Hongwu's reign, Su Yuan, the head of the Household Department, knelt in front of the skinning table. In order to survive, he said four words to Zhu Yuanzhang: "The King of Yan is in trouble."
He can see the risks of the old history, but he cannot get a complete set of answers for the future. Protecting Zhu Biao, An Zhu Di, and checking military rations are just the first accounts. At the other end of the passage, Su Shi, who lived in the third year of Yuanfeng, was trapped in Huangzhou. An irreproducible steel pot tied two dynasties three hundred years apart to the same account.
Food prices will rise, money orders will be run on, people will die on long voyages, and the most efficient way may be to run over ordinary people first. Su Yuan wanted to change the two dynasties into a self-operating system, but Zhu Biao, Zhu Di, Zhu Yuanzhang and Su Shi kept asking: If the world is really like a company, who will leave a place for those who "don't make money"?
