Hongwu Buyi: the First Assistant Minister of the Ming Dynasty

Modern ordinary people accidentally traveled through the early years of Hongwu and settled in a commoner in the countryside. At this time, the world is in its early stages of development, with hundreds of wastes waiting to be revitalized. Hidden dangers of excessive taxes, corrupt squires, and homeless people in wasteland are all problems. He did not understand the politics of the court, but relied on the knowledge of later generations to take root in the countryside, open up wasteland for agriculture, and regulate the countryside. He was favored by the government for his hard work, and gradually stepped into the government office as an official. Faced with the strict laws of Hongwu and the court games between nobles and civil servants, he always kept his true feelings as a commoner. He does not cling to the powerful, and does not prey on the common people. While rectifying the government officials and investigating local abuses, he promotes farming methods to appease the refugees. With mortal flesh and blood, he served as a capable minister in the city who protected the people in the chaotic times of Hongwu.