Fast Travel: A Record of Unusual Creatures

"That's right, let's clearly mark the price.

Xiao Zhu, please keep good records. Your family already owes me 4000 taels. If you don’t pay back, you will pay back.

Don't blame me for directly using your family's national transportation to pay off the debt. "

"Back to the topic, it is clearly recorded in the history books that you once commented that he was ignorant of human affairs and as stupid as an animal, scolded him for being arrogant and rude, which was a huge crime, and then sent his second concubine Deng to death. He was such a good father. If my son did something wrong, it was all taught by others, so he is quite good at blaming the blame!

By the way, Zhu Xi was given the posthumous title "Min" after his death.

You chose it for him yourself.

The memorial text is as follows - Your country has no good name. You are nicknamed a villain. You are licentious and drunken, wreaking havoc in the territory. You are angry with the sky. You have been taught and reprimanded many times. In the end, you did not realize it and died. Although you are dead. Yes, Yu Gu is obvious.

It can basically be summed up in eight words.

He has committed many evil deeds and will die unjustly.

You say this to protect your shortcomings, so you can imagine how much evil your son has done and how many people he has harmed. "

Of course, this was just the beginning. Later, Qu Jie described Zhu Ping's specific evil deeds in great detail. They were not fabricated evil deeds, but were told in detail directly based on the records of Ming history.

At the end, Qu Jie looked at Zhu Biao and sneered:

"In the 24th year of Hongwu, when Zhu Fangzhao returned to the capital, Lao Zhu specially sent you to inspect his fiefdom. However, you are such a good brother. You have covered up for him so many times, ignored the people, and even came back to intercede for him. You are really a friendly brother. The lives of the people are at stake. We're just ants, how can we hurt your brothers' feelings because of this, hahaha!

There is something to say.

Dragon slayers eventually become evil dragons..."

"Zhu Yuanzhang, I admit that you have indeed worked hard to control official corruption and stopped noble officials from bullying the people, but have you ever controlled your sons? Or have you ever been cruel enough to control your sons?

Why, noble officials oppress the people and deserve to die. It is natural for your son to oppress the people and even harm the people. The people are cheap and deserve to die?

Do you know that you have the people at heart?

From ancient times to the present, the Ming Dynasty has the most corrupt officials. The more you kill, the more powerful the counterattack will be. People in other dynasties are at most exploited by corrupt officials. People in the Ming Dynasty are also exploited by one more layer of clan princes. It's ridiculous! "

Zhu Biao did not dare to speak, and Zhu Yuanzhang was also silent. He knew that there was no need for White Parrot to lie about this matter, and there was no need to specifically frame his second son. At the same time, he knew better that even if his second son really did what he did, It is definitely impossible for him to punish according to the law.

After all, no matter how much he said he loved the people.

Then it is impossible to love the people more than your parents and children.

Throughout history, there are clear records of many emperors who murdered their sons, but most of them were caused by the princes rebelling against the emperor. There was no mention of the princes murdering the people and then being sentenced to death by the emperor.

At most, it's just a ban or demotion.

The emperor's crime is the same as that of the common people, it's nothing more than a memorial arch.

However, from this, Zhu Yuanzhang also saw that the white parrot's three views were very different from theirs:

"In your mind, the emperor should be guilty of the same crime as the common people when he breaks the law. There may be differences in status between people, but they are equal in life.

You hate me except my second son.

More importantly, do you think I killed innocent people indiscriminately?

There are also differences between the inside and the outside. On the surface, you say you love the people, but you condone your descendants to harm the people, right? "

"No, it's more that I'm not worth it to the people.

Although you have made great contributions, expelling the Tartars, restoring China, and making the Yanhuang bloodline end the weak situation since the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms in the late Tang Dynasty, most of the policies you implemented only had some effect while you were alive. After you die, Those policies that you were so proud of back then.

All became the bane of Ming's demise.

He destroyed the Tartars and established a country, but then perished at the hands of the Tartars.

I don’t feel sorry for how many people from your Zhu family died when the Ming Dynasty died, because no matter how many deaths you have from the Zhu family, it will only be repaying the debt that has been borne by the people and sucked their blood for more than 200 years. But I feel sorry for those who died in the Ming Dynasty. People!

In the last years of the Ming Dynasty, uprisings continued, the Tartars invaded the customs, the last emperor hanged himself on Meishan, and the Shanhaiguan garrison general led his army to defect to the Later Jin Dynasty. After the surrender, countless civil and military officials of the Later Jin Dynasty surrendered.

There are still constant power disputes within Nanming.

But do you know who fought against the Houjin Tartars in the end? Except for a small number of Nanming officers and soldiers, the main remaining force was rogue bandits and pirates.

It was you, Ming, who forced me to live.

The rogue people who rebelled and revolted!

There are always people putting gold in your face, saying that the emperor defends the country and the king dies in the country. But in the end, it is the bandits who guard the country and the rebels die in the country.

Do you think it's funny or not...

Only the people of the Ming Dynasty do not owe you the Zhu family!

And your Zhu family owes too much to the people, especially those princes and princes in later generations who exploited the people, broke their bones and sucked out their marrow. All kinds of evil deeds are too numerous to describe. No princes, princes or princes in the past dynasties have done such evil to the people.

Comparable to your descendants..."

The history of troubled times is full of tears. Qu Jie knows these things. In fact, Zhu Yuanzhang cannot be blamed, but the root of many problems comes from him. The number of corrupt officials in the Ming Dynasty has made a qualitative leap compared to the Song Dynasty where salaries were high and integrity was maintained. , who can say that it has nothing to do with the low official salaries?

Don’t blame the employees for being disloyal if the wages are too low, and don’t blame the employees for joining forces to poach employees when the boss is weak.

The sins of the clan princes are too numerous to be described.

Aren’t these all from Lao Zhu?

At this time, Zhu Yuanzhang felt for the first time that he could not bear the impact of this information, and had to sit down on the chair next to him, feeling angry, anxious and hateful.

He knew yesterday that the Ming Dynasty only had 270 years of national destiny, but he had been trying to restrain himself from thinking too much, because the facts more than 200 years later were too far away, and he could not even control what happened a few decades later.

Not to mention more than 200 years later.

It was only then that after hearing the two words spoken by Qu Jie, she couldn't hold back at all and had to move her face.

One is to destroy the Tartars and establish a country, and then it is destroyed by the Tartars.

The second is that no prince or king in any dynasty has done as much evil to the people as your descendants.

These two sentences, or rather these two things, simply penetrated the main artery of Zhu Yuanzhang. What he was most proud of was that he drove out the Tartars and restored China. But now his descendants not only lost their country, but also perished at the hands of the Tartars. This What's the difference between slapping him in the face and spitting on him?

Secondly, what he hates most are corrupt officials, those who exploit the people and harm the people. But now the white parrot tells him clearly that in the future, it is not the corrupt officials who will exploit the people the most, but his descendants.

How does this make him feel bad?

No wonder this white parrot seemed to be very dissatisfied with him from the beginning, making wild remarks and directly scolding him. I am afraid that future generations have committed too many evil deeds and brought down his ancestors, which is also an important factor in his being disliked.