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

Chapter 415 Lao Zhu wants to give Liu Sanwu a gold medal to avoid death

When Lin Che unexpectedly revealed the Kongyin case, Liu Sanwu stepped forward to dissuade Emperor Hongwu from committing mass killings.

As a result, not only were people imprisoned, but their homes were also confiscated.

Brother Zhu Bai didn't react much to this.

After all, in their view, disobeying the emperor and not being executed by the whole family was an act of mercy outside the law.

But in the secret room next door, Lin Che's words fell.

The originally peaceful atmosphere where the king and his ministers were close friends suddenly became extremely awkward.

Liu Sanwu looked at Zhu Yuanzhang innocently with puzzled eyes.

It seems to be asking: We have been monarchs and ministers for so many years, how can you fall out with each other just because you say you fall out?

Zhu Yuanzhang looked a little uncomfortable when he was questioned by Liu Sanwu.

He deliberately avoided this topic, but he was worried about pricking a thorn in Liu Sanwu's heart.

At that time, the impact on work efficiency will be a minor problem.

If it affects Ming Dynasty's finances, it will be great fun.

Zhu Yuanzhang pretended to be dignified and coughed twice.

Finally, he spoke: "Liu Aiqing, first of all, let me assure you that what Lin Che talked about in the future will definitely not happen."

"Secondly, we may have been older at the time, so we did something stupid. Please forgive me, my beloved."

"If you are still not at ease, I will give you a gold medal for immunity from death now. You will be exempted from death five times unless you rebel. This can be passed down to future generations."

After clearly recognizing Liu Sanwu's role in the imperial court.

Zhu Yuanzhang was worried that this special economic talent of the Ming Dynasty would be chilled by the imprisonment in later generations.

No longer willing to serve the country.

He simply sent it out, the gold medal he used to win people's hearts.

Facing Zhu Yuanzhang's sincere apology, Liu Sanwu's grievances were instantly wiped away.

He immediately bowed down to express his gratitude and said, "I would like to thank Your Majesty for your kindness. From now on, I will definitely work hard in government affairs to repay His Majesty's grace."

"But I don't need a gold medal to avoid death. If I have the chance, I would like to listen to Mr. Lin's teachings in person."

Although they were only separated by a wall, Liu Sanwu always felt this way of listening to lectures.

It is really impossible to get the true biography of Mr. Lin.

After all, even the questions in my mind cannot be answered immediately.

The princes had to be invited to ask Lin Che questions in a secretive manner the next day.

Liu Sanwu could tell that in order to take care of Zhu Ping and the others, Lin Che tried to use the most common language during lectures.

Although what he said was all truth.

But there was still a lot of in-depth knowledge. Perhaps because she was worried that the two princes would not understand it, Lin Che did not go into details.

Even in terms of other subject knowledge, Liu Sanwu's level of learning was similar to that of Zhu Fang and others.

But it's a course about economics.

He had almost understood everything Lin Che had said before.

Therefore, Liu Sanwu had long wanted to hear the in-depth economic knowledge that Lin Che had not yet shared.

Even if you can't understand it for a while, those more profound knowledge,

It's better than being separated from 'economic truth' by a wall and never being able to find out.

And this was not the first time Liu Sanwu asked Zhu Yuanzhang to listen to Lin Che's lectures in person.

But in the past, Zhu Yuanzhang could still find various excuses to evade.

But today's situation became extremely embarrassing because of Lin Che's prediction of the future.

Moreover, Liu Sanwu still took the death-free gold medal in exchange for the qualification to attend the class.

Zhu Yuanzhang thought about it and couldn't think of a reason to refuse. After pondering for a moment, Zhu Yuanzhang could only nod his head and said: "Liu Aiqing, we will make time to arrange the matter of listening to Mr. Lin's lecture in person."

"But only you can know about it at this time, and you are not allowed to publicize it outside, otherwise the matter will be dropped,"

If she brought someone over another day and introduced Liu Sanwu as an attendant, I believe Lin Che wouldn't care too much.

Liu Sanwu saw that Zhu Yuanzhang finally agreed to let him accept Lin Che's teachings face to face.

He quickly raised his hand and said, "Your Majesty, please rest assured. I will keep my mouth shut and will never let anyone know about this matter."

After that, Liu Sanwu turned his attention to the prince who was hesitant to speak.

Seeing this, Zhu Biao quickly responded: "Don't worry, Academician Liu, I will never reveal a single word about this matter."

Just when Liu Sanwu was discussing with Zhu Yuanzhang and his son, what method and excuse should be used to listen to Lin Che's lecture in person.

Zhu Bai, who was next door, suddenly looked at Lin Che with a tone of sudden realization and asked, "Sir, before I understand why you are talking about the Yunhe Navy."

"It's because they ensured that our Ming Dynasty's waterways would be smooth."

"Incorporating more territory into the extreme ruling territory that the imperial court can reach within one month."

In ancient times when there were no highways, smooth roads were the ancient highways.

This allowed the imperial court's tentacles to continue to extend through the river.

This is also a place where rivers extend in all directions and can be firmly controlled by the imperial court.

The lack of rain in the Mobei grassland has always been the reason why the Central Plains Dynasty has always been aloof.

"Yes, it is precisely because of what you said that every dynasty continues to build water conservancy projects."

Lin Che took a sip of wine and nodded towards Zhu Bai.

Then he pointed at the simple map he drew.

He continued to explain: "The water system in China extends in all directions. Even in the dry north, there are dense rivers everywhere."

"So as long as the imperial court can repair and connect the world's rivers with a hundred-year plan, dig out some unreasonable river channels in Yunhe, and connect the world's water systems into one."

"In the future, inland rivers extending in all directions will not only reduce flood disasters and increase food production and income, but also expand the scope of the imperial court's rule."

You know, in the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang was deceived by courtiers about shipping matters.

Unknown how many waterways were damaged during this period, and some places even suffered floods every year.

It is a question of whether to abandon the Huai River and protect the canal, or to abandon the canal and protect the Huai River.

Since the canal was dredged, there has been debate until the fall of the Ming Dynasty, but there is no conclusion.

From Lin Che's point of view, as long as sea transportation is opened, it is not a problem at all for the Ming Dynasty to worry about nearly three hundred problems.

And under the pressure of water transportation.

The flooding problem in the Huaihe River will also be solved.

Zhu Gui had never listened to Lin Che's previous lectures on sea transportation and water transportation.

I was randomly shocked by his radical idea of ​​"abandoning the canals and protecting the Huaihe River" to dredge the world's rivers.

He quickly tried to dissuade him: "Sir, the food of the canal is related to the life and death of the people in the north, and the imperial court spends a lot of money to repair the canal. How can it be dug up so easily?"

Lin Che smiled slightly and briefly told them.

The convenience of sea transportation and the reason for the emergence of water transportation.

After Zhu Gui heard that the so-called risks in shipping were all caused by corrupt officials directing and acting on their own.

Suddenly he slapped the table angrily and said: "These thieves deserve to die, they are just doing it for a small profit."

"To actually destroy such a convenient means of transporting grain, the imperial court spent huge sums of money to repair the canal."

"The people's fat and money wasted here, even the nine tribes who killed them can't make up for it!"

(End of this chapter)