Ming Dynasty: He was ordered to give lectures in prison, but Lao Zhu eavesdropped and made people nu

Chapter 276 Xu Da resigns as Prime Minister of Zhongshu Province
The words fall.

Xu Da hesitated for a moment, did not continue to refuse, and said:
"Sir, lead the order."

"It's okay."

Zhu Yuanzhang took a long breath and gave the prince a subtle look.

After finishing Xu Da, and waiting for Liu Bowen, we can promote Hu Weiyong to the throne.

The net of heaven and earth, please enter the urn.

After Hu Weiyong was eliminated, the power of the Huaixi Group collapsed and it was impossible to stand up again.

……

The next day.

At the regular court meeting, Xu Da voluntarily resigned from his position as the Right Prime Minister of Zhongshu Province, which immediately caused quite a stir. Some people were happy and some were worried.

For a time, the government and the public were discussing the choice of the new right prime minister, and the results Lao Zhu wanted were perfectly achieved.

After going down.

In order to avoid the Queen's nagging, Zhu Yuanzhang went directly to the Jinshen Hall to change clothes. By the way, he told the prince to lead the team and leave first, pretending that he would not go to attend the class today.

Wait for the sons over there to set off in full swing.

He just started to move.

"Tiande, don't go back to the camp. Come with us to the class."

"Are you interested?"

Xu Da was startled when he heard this, and subconsciously said:

"Mr. Lin's class?"

Zhu Yuanzhang curled his lips in disgust:

"nonsense."

"If it's not Mr. Lin, who else is worthy?"

……

Yingtian Mansion, the residence of Confucius Temple.

Lin Che's residence.

The princes, headed by the prince, bowed respectfully and said in unison: "Meet Mr. Lin."

"no--"

"Today we talk about-"

"The Ming Dynasty's Dilemma!"

As soon as Lin Che said this.

Not only were the princes here in an uproar, but even Zhu Yuanzhang and Xu Da who were eavesdropping next door had their eyes widened.

Ming dynasty?

dilemma?

what's the situation?
Is the Ming Dynasty going to die?
Before Zhu Yuanzhang's buttocks got hot from sitting, he began to feel a little unsteady.

On the other hand, Xu Da, who came with him, was even more stunned and in disbelief.

"This...Your Majesty?"

"Mr. Lin, what do you mean?"

"How about... should I return to the camp first?"

Xu Da was uneasy. He was not sure whether he deserved to listen to the course taught by his neighbor.
"You sit down first."

Zhu Yuanzhang glared at him and said angrily.

"After all, he is also the great general of our Ming Dynasty. Can you be a little more thoughtful?"

"We brought you here, what do you have to be afraid of?"

"If you shouldn't listen, we will kick you out."

"Understand?"

Faced with Zhu Yuanzhang's undoubted words, Xu Da opened his mouth, stopped talking, and sat back on the chair, not daring to say any more.

……

the other side.

"Gudong!"

Zhu Xi swallowed hard and said what everyone was confused about:
"Not...Mr. Lin?"

"Aren't we talking about "clarifying the ownership of rights before we can carry out drastic reforms" today?" "Why is this so difficult again?"

"Where did our Ming Dynasty come from so many difficulties?"

"One bump after another..."

“It seems like there’s no end to it.”

Zhu Biao pulled his little brother back and sat down, scolding him in a low voice:
"Don't be rude."

"You just listen to whatever Mr. Lin says!"

Zhu Xiang shrank his neck like a reflex and said silently, not daring to argue with his eldest brother, and immediately calmed down.

see.

Lin Che couldn't help but laugh. Someone was maintaining order in the classroom. At this moment, she felt relaxed and could save her throat.

After taking the tea offered by Xu Miaoyun, Lin Che pointed to the chair behind her and signaled to the other party that there was no need to avoid it.

One sheep is also driven, and two sheep are also released.

Save some effort, just some effort.

Seeing Xu Miaoyun sitting obediently behind Lin Che, Zhu Di suddenly felt angry. If it weren't for his eldest brother's majesty, he would have started acting like a monster.

Why should she?
Does she fit too?
What is Mr. Lin doing?Is it bad luck to have a woman by your side?

"Don't be in a hurry. Listen to the lecture first. Once you understand it, you will know...the ownership of rights is very important, and it is even more related to the dilemma of Ming Dynasty."

Lin Che's eyes stopped on the unconvinced Zhu Di and asked:

"Dharma, power, and technique, who came up with this point of view?"

Zhu Di was immediately confused when he heard this, pointing his finger at himself inexplicably, thinking, why are you asking about me again?Wasn’t it always the elder brother who answered before?

I thought about it symbolically.

"Mr. Hui!"

"I do not know."

Zhu Di's deafening voice here almost made Lao Zhu's nose crooked with anger.

As expected, since he was not present, the second and fourth sons were left in the dark.

Why don't you shout so loudly?
No face!
"Dharma, power, and techniques are the core views of Han Feizi."

Lin Che's blood pressure was also a bit high, so she was too lazy to scold him any more and sighed:

"The law is law and decree, and 'shi' and 'shu' can be understood as rights."

"The Eight Classics of Han Feizi says: The ruler is in control of his situation, so he orders and prohibits it. The handle is the rule of killing; the force is the posture of winning over the crowd. Anyone who wants to govern the country should let his situation prevail!"

"In short, if a dynasty cannot explain clearly the ownership of its rights, if the people in the world cannot understand the source of its rights."

"Then there is no need to consider any changes, because we have already entered a dead situation."

After a pause, Lin Che continued:
"This concept may be a little vague to you. Let's start with the defeat of the Jin Dynasty and use it as an example to facilitate understanding."

"Jin Aizong reigned for ten years. He worked hard every day, worked hard, actively encouraged agricultural cultivation, respected Confucius and Confucianism, united the people, devoted himself to reform, and stopped the war with the Southern Song Dynasty. However, the result was the ruin of the country and the final collapse of the country. Hang yourself."

"Why is that?"

The words fall.

Not only Zhu Ming was gloating about his misfortune, but the other princes were even more dismissive of it.

The shame of Jingkang lies ahead, the blood feud is sworn in, and the country's subjugation is caused by one's own fault. Who cares why this is happening?

Deserve it, damn it!
Seeing that his brothers were excited and restless, Zhu Biao raised his hand to his forehead and felt a headache, but there was nothing he could do about them.

"Students are dull."

"Please give me some advice, Mr. Lin."

After looking around, Lin Che smiled slightly, but did not embarrass them. After all, they were still passionate young people, and human nature was understandable.

“If you don’t understand clearly where the rights belong, don’t think about any drastic reforms.”

"In the past, people always said this: We should govern the world with the scholar-bureaucrats, not with the common people."

"Scholar-bureaucrats can also be replaced by landlords, powerful men, powerful families, etc..."

"This sentence appeared during Wang Anshi's reform. Song Shenzong asked Wen Yanbo: The current reform is mainly to attack the interests of the nobility. Isn't the reform for the common people? What benefit does this have to the Song Dynasty?
"Wen Yanbo replied: The emperor and the nobles rule the world together, and they never rule the world with the people."

"Song Shenzong asked again: Then there are always some supporters from the nobles now, right?"

After saying that, Lin Che shook her head slightly:
"This sentence is a question. Even the emperor himself is not sure...it's so sad and ridiculous."

The atmosphere of the scene suddenly became extremely depressing. The most dishonest Zhu Xi was silent at the moment, and his expression was even more ugly.

(End of this chapter)