Note: I was looking for some information for the article "The Bright Moon Cold Thousands of Mountains", but what I found caused a drift in the direction of my thinking... Zhu Yuanzhang had great talents and great plans in his life. He destroyed the Yuan Dynasty, restored Han rule in the Central Plains, and reunited the north 400 years later, creating an unparalleled foundation. However, he was criticized for being mean, ungrateful, cruel and indiscriminate. , The lack of culture is often ridiculed by later generations of literati, but the six founding kings (all of whom were military ministers, which shows that this man had a strong taste) basically all died well (although only two met Liu Bei's standard of "living over fifty is not considered premature"), which shows that Lao Zhu was also very affectionate (Fog), and these six people can also be said to be the first echelon of Lao Zhu's harem (...).