Dingge of Ming Dynasty

In the first year of Hongwu, Zhao Mingxuan passed away as the son of a blacksmith in Taiyuan Prefecture. This body's surname is Liu, but its ancestor's surname was Bo'er Zijijin. On the second floor of the cloth shop diagonally opposite, the inspector sent by Zhu Yuanzhang has been watching him for three months. He modified bellows, smelted iron, made crossbows, cleared accounts, took imperial examinations, managed border affairs, entered the court, rectified the military and political affairs, and finally followed the army to the fishing sea. Every good thing he did was written down in a secret report. Every mistake he made might be rewarded with an imperial edict. He wanted to prove that institutions can change an era. But the first person to be changed was the person who monitored him.