Started on Death Row, Stirring up the World by Spreading Rumors

A barber apprentice from a village in the city was dressed as a Ming Dynasty prisoner on death row. At the beginning, he was treated as a scapegoat, with a hemp rope around his neck, and asked to be executed at three quarters of noon. He persuaded the jailer to rebel with three words - three days later, the grain store of the richest man in Jiangnan was smashed, there was an internal fight in the East Factory, and the Ministry of Punishment retried him. Rumors spread all over the capital that there was a death row prisoner holding half a page of accounts in his hand, which could keep half the people in the court awake. Only he himself knows - he compiled the half-page account. But what he made up is more real than the real thing.