I Am the Imperial Tutor of the Great Ming

Why did Zhu Yuanzhang crack down on officials and gentry and severely punish corruption? Because the people of the world can only be harmed by the Zhu family. Zhu Yuanzhang's children and grandchildren took advantage of the people and abused them. What kind of person who loves the people could do this? Zhu Yuanzhang gave birth to a bunch of pig sons who have done more harm to the people and extra-legal privileges than any bureaucrat or tycoon! They were divided into various places and ranked as vassal kings. They had soldiers ("some as few as 3,000, as many as 19,000" "History of the Ming Dynasty"), occupied vast acres of land, and enjoyed the wealth of the people ("there were dozens of cities, and the city walls and palaces were inferior to the emperor's capital"). Not to mention their own sons, even his nephew King Jingjiang in Guilin also had hundreds of palaces and temples. The outer ring was surrounded by tall city walls, and his momentum surpassed that of the previous princes of Guangxi. The salary of a vassal king alone is 10 times that of the founding hero. Even Zhu's son, who has the lowest annual salary, has an income equivalent to the combined annual salary of about 200 county magistrates. But they treat the common people less as human beings than bureaucrats and landlords. For fun, some stripped a group of male and female civilians in Luoyang and watched their embarrassment for fun (Yi Wang). Some, just for fun, put the murder weapon in their sleeves and beat civilians (acting kings) in the street. Some simply forced the women in the palace to eat feces. After forcing them to eat, they also asked them if they were "beautiful"? If you say it's beautiful, just keep giving shit. He had nothing to do in the palace, and he tried every means to torture and kill the people around him all day long. He even locked his guards with tigers for no reason, watching them inhumanely (Tan King). Not to mention the harm caused by large-scale construction projects, some have completely inherited Zhu Yuanzhang's murderer gene and disregard human life. According to Ming Taizu's own incomplete statistics, this dog killed 482 people. It was not enough to harm the people. He killed his own bodyguards for no reason, and even exterminated the school captain (King Qi). Some subordinates dug out their knees alive or beat them to death because they failed to recruit women from Suzhou and Hangzhou. He also "searched for widows from the homes of soldiers and civilians, brought them into the palace, and executed them one after another." Even Zhu Yuanzhang had to admit that it was "inhumane" ("Edict to the King of Qin"). When he died, he also asked all his concubines to be buried for him, which was as cruel and inhumane as his father. Some killed many eunuchs, guards, and guards and commanders, and were even praised by official history as "good writers and good poets." Fortunately, this beast was superstitious about Taoist priests and died of eating pills at a young age. There was also the King of Jin who forced a large number of women from the common people into the palace, raped them at will, and beat those who didn't like them alive, burned them to ashes and threw them out. Those who were left as maids would have their tongues pulled out or tied up and buried in the snow if they didn't get what they wanted. They would do whatever they wanted with their hearts and minds - such unscrupulous cruelty to the common people was extremely rare. Even in the Hu Dynasty, it was hard to find any princes or nobles who could do this. No matter how bad the landlords and bureaucrats in peacetime are, it is rare for them to be so bad and so dehumanized! As for the King of Zhou who was raised as ridiculously as a stupid pig, raped civilian girls, and shot his own prince's captain, he was actually better off than the above. Think about it, everyone, the Ming Dynasty was just the beginning, and the crimes of the vassals were so horrifying. It has been nearly three hundred years since the Ming Dynasty. How can we imagine the suffering people? !

I am very happy to see that the author has published a new book, but since it is set in Hongwu, I can expect that there will be a lot of unintelligent trolls, saying things like "the Hongwu Emperor is short-sighted" and "the master who has great achievements will definitely be liquidated in the future". But this is a novel, and all settings are subject to the author (even if it is based on historical facts, this is a one-sided statement that ignores the background of the times). It is really shameless to show off one's own half-empty bucket of water I hope readers will not be affected by the troll comments. This author's writing style is very good, and the politics and class struggle are deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. I have seen the most vivid and irritating author who wrote the shameless Confucianism. I hope the author can also perform this book as usual and bring you a masterpiece.

Zhu Yuanzhang killed the hero, so Kangxi wouldn't kill him? Which of the three Shun kings didn't wipe out their entire clan? After the killing, you will be punished and put on the list of top 2 ministers. The Yuan Dynasty will not kill the meritorious officials? Jin Guo won't kill him? Wan Yanliang gives you the happiness of the nine tribes. . . . A bunch of people are really funny. Did Zhu Yuanzhang kill anyone? Everyone wants to be the emperor,

I was speechless after reading the comments. The author's theme is to write supporting articles, and then you made the protagonist rebel against Zhu Yuanzhang. This article is not on topic, how do you ask the author to write it? I don't know what you are thinking🤣🤣🤣

If you don't use any modern knowledge, what's the use of this golden finger? Brothers, abandon the book.

Carving a boat for a sword, making false claims, and transforming society cannot be achieved by just talking, especially in the social environment of the late Yuan Dynasty. This book was very popular ten years ago.

In his later years, only one of the people who fought with Lao Zhu in the world was left, and the others were killed by Lao Zhu

Can you be as awesome as Liu Bowen? Is Liu Bowen incorruptible? Do you have Liu Bowen's talents? In the end, Liu Bowen had no chance to return to his hometown. Do you want to eat shit?

Let us drink together from the golden cup, but we will not spare each other with a bare sword.

Why are everyone in the comment area wondering whether Zhu Yuanzhang is Mingjun? Looking at the introduction, isn't it the protagonist who has the ability to double-travel? You have the ability to double penetrate, but you still want to be a dog to the emperor? It doesn't matter whether you are a wise king, a foolish king, a tyrant, or a benevolent king. It doesn't matter whether he treats the heroes well or massacres the heroes. Shouldn't they all be killed directly?