Daming: Show Zhu Yuanzhang the Documentary at the Beginning

Shen Kueyuan traveled back in time to the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty and became a minor official in the Hanlin Academy who was about to lose his head due to the "empty seal case". At the beginning of hell, the butcher's knife is already hanging on the neck. Fortunately, it is bound to the [Prosperous Age Apocalypse System] and can play historical images from the future. On the execution ground, facing the furious Hongwu Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang, Shen Jue refused to kneel or bow. He held his head high and said bluntly: "Your Majesty, killing people will not stop corruption." The next second, light and shadow condensed. A documentary titled "Records of the Hongwu Case" was shockingly staged in the Jinluan Palace. The blood flow of the Kongyin case was like a river, the Guo Huan case was deeply implicated, and even the huge waves of the Hu Weiyong case in the future... One by one, one by one, it was like a mirror of heaven, illuminating the cruelty and chronic diseases of the early years of the dynasty clearly and clearly. Zhu Yuanzhang's expression changed suddenly, but he was deeply shocked. The small official in front of him not only had insight into the future, but also hit the nail on the head: "The root of corruption lies in the system, not in human nature. Harsh punishments can deter people for a while, but they cannot stop the torrent." The death penalty was temporarily exempted, and Shen Kuoyuan became the most special "lecturer" around Zhu Yuanzhang. The civil and military officials of the entire dynasty regarded him as a monster, and Zhu Yuanzhang was very suspicious of him. What Shen Kueyuan wants to do is dance on the heart of this eternal hero. However, when he tried to use knowledge and ideas to find a broad road for this ancient empire that transcended the periodic law, the biggest challenge he faced was still the unfathomable Hongwu Emperor. Can knowing the past and knowing the future really change the future? It all started with playing the first documentary to Zhu Yuanzhang.