Ming Dynasty: the Poorest and Traitorous Prime Minister, Zhu Yuanzhang Begged Me for Corruption

Is this written by that idiot's studio? As a minister of real power, you want to be famous by writing books, not poetry! Lao Zhu can still bear it. Do you donate money to buy fame? Do you think you can't die? Or do you think Lao Zhu has a good heart? Or is Jin Yiwei a fool? In the era of evading imperial power, you can still try. In the era of power politics, this is not how you seek death.

The title of this book is so incredible that I don't even know what to say. Damn it! Zhu Yuanzhang! He wishes that all the officials in the world would be honest and honest, so he wants you to be corrupt? What a joke! It doesn't matter if you change the dynasty or the emperor, you have to stick to the founding emperor. This is not an old man who drinks arsenic and lives a long life. After reading the title of the book, he didn't even have the desire to click on it! ! !

Last time I saw Qin Shi Huang begging him for corruption. This time I saw Lord Hong Wu. I wonder if the author has read the Laws of the Ming Dynasty.

It's so poisonous that the Duke's Mansion, which was rewarded by Zhu Yuanzhang, dared to sell it privately to Shen Wansan's son, and even said he would sell it secretly? How could this be hidden from Jin Yiwei? , and the money from selling the Duke's palace was donated to the poor, and he said that the common people dare not live in such a good place if they don't have enough to eat. Where do you put those Dukes, Marquises, and Generals by talking like this? Don't you mean that they are greedy for glory and wealth, and you are the only good person? Doesn't this offend all the civil and military people in the dynasty? ,

I might have been able to read it if I was still studying, it's so frustrating to have no brain while reading!

He has no brain at all. He has been fighting with Zhu Yuanzhang for more than ten years and he is still a young man. The maid calls him Master. He is extremely poisonous.

The author takes it for granted. With Zhu Yuanzhang's urine, you will die if you are a corrupt official. If you become an honest official like this in the book, you will die even worse, because he will be jealous and think that you are trying to win people's hearts and have evil intentions 🤫

In Zhu Yuanzhang's eyes, everyone in the world was just a slave of his family. Being in the Hongwu Dynasty was simply seeking death. Zhu Yuanzhang was a typical mean and ungrateful person. How could the protagonist have a good death after traveling to this period? The more positive he is, the faster he will die.

Can't you change the emperor? Do you know who Zhu Yuanzhang hates the most? His own childhood experience told him that all corrupt officials and wealthy nobles should die. It's so funny to make you greedy

What Lao Zhu wants to do most is to return the power of the prime minister to the imperial power. As long as you are the prime minister, even if you make a spaceship that can go to the Fairy Galaxy, Lao Zhu will still want to kill you.

This book is about the wrong person. It's okay for you to write about the Song Dynasty. The emperor might beg you for corruption. This is true. It really happened in the Song Dynasty, but in the Ming Dynasty, that really wouldn't happen.

Let Zhu Yuanzhang beg you for corruption and dream. . .

Author, you have never even read the history of street stalls, so you just use the names of a few people to write a novel about the Ming Dynasty... Shennong has died.

This disgusts me to death. You said that the emperor came to your home for a private visit and there were no outsiders and it was not handling a case. Call me Uncle Zhu. Damn it, I almost vomited. Now anyone can write a book.

Change the title of the book: Zhu Yuanzhang begged me to peel off the skin and make grass.

I haven't read a chapter, but I just came here to say, in the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang begged others for corruption?

It was written by a studio. The author didn't even put a p in it.

Lao Zhu probably wishes that all officials in the world would be honest. If he really wants to donate his family wealth, he must let others imitate you and let those officials donate their family wealth.

Anyone who obeys the order and is greedy for money will be allowed to go to Beijing to report. Officials who accept bribes and violate the law shall be punished with a penalty of ninety skewers, plus one for every five skewers, up to 80 skewers; those who guard and steal money and food from the warehouses shall be beheaded with a staff of 80 skewers, up to forty skewers; those who embezzle more than 60 taels of silver will have their heads displayed to the public, and their skins will be displayed to the public.

Lao Zhu set the rules for what to wear, what kind of car (horse) to ride, and everything in life. Whoever dares to buy a royal residence cannot live in the Duke's Mansion.

If you haven't read the book yet, let me make a complaint first. What Zhu Yuanzhang hated most was that corrupt officials would give you advice to be more greedy? I'm afraid if the front foot is greedy, the back foot will be peeled off for you.

The first one is to sell the Duke's Mansion to Shen Wansan. Is it okay?

I don't understand why the protagonist wants to donate? Donate to Reward Technology? Without being able to gain strength or lifespan, it would be too noble to exist solely to develop technology and promote the development of the times. Or is it that the benefits of technology outweigh the disadvantages? Isn't it good for the protagonist to be corrupt? , I can only say that the image portrayal is too simple, without any foreshadowing, it goes straight into the plot, which feels very abrupt.

. . My eldest brother was very poor in the early Ming Dynasty. You only have one thousand two thousand taels. .

The author may not know much about the laws or imperial edicts of the Ming Dynasty. During the Hongwu period, officials embezzled sixty taels and peeled daylilies. There are poems to prove it: The wind is miserable in the Pichang temple, and ghosts cry when the prisoners are ordered to prison Don't blame the silver for covering people's eyes, it's all because of the shortcomings of the human heart

It's okay to use this as the starting point for the third golden chapter, but writing it like this is a bit nonsense and it's really a dissuasion.

How on earth this protagonist survived for more than ten years is simply unbelievable. I can't understand the author's writing logic at all. There must be a limit to making up random things...

The emperor wants to kill you. Even if you live in a thatched hut, you can still dig out gold in the ground.

I thought I was the most resistant to poison, but I didn't expect that I was quite poisoned from the beginning.