Zhu Yuanzhang can see my dreams

Chapter 88 88 I recruit him as my consort

Zhu Yuanzhang frowned.

To be honest, when he saw Wang Buli's appearance, he admired it very much.

Coupled with that tall figure and smart mind.

Apart from the fact that he likes to take vacations and rest, he doesn’t have any major shortcomings.

This is a very bad habit!

And Zhu Yuanzhang discovered that Wang Buli was not the only one who wanted a holiday.

The students in the Imperial College also felt that studying every day was too hard!

In other words, those noble disciples did not make a good start and their discipline was too lax.

There are also many courtiers who do not pay attention to their work.

Zhu Yuanzhang knew very well that this was a big shortcoming of the late Yuan Dynasty!

The court could not discipline those who were its chief servants and make them obey its orders.

Zhu Yuanzhang knew better why Zhang Shicheng failed?

After Zhang Shide's death, all but one or two of his generals became less aggressive.

Discipline in the army was as lax as in the Yuan army.

Moreover, Zhang Shicheng's generals would pretend to be sick when they were ordered to go to the battlefield, and then ask for financial rewards from the Lord before accepting the order to fight.

Whenever the war goes wrong, they will take the initiative to abandon their positions.

Because they knew they would not be punished for losing the battle.

Lao Zhang's regime was strict and law-abiding at the beginning, but later became lax from top to bottom.

The administrative affairs of the government were in charge of his younger brother Zhang Shixin and son-in-law Pan Yuanshao.

Their irresponsible, greedy and deceptive style destroyed the morale of the army and the rule of law of the government.

They gathered together a number of literati, so-called "artists and musicians," and patronized them with great generosity, but failed to win the respect of the more serious scholar-bureaucrats, who were largely unwilling to serve Zhang Shicheng's regime.

The literati of the East Zhejiang Group, represented by Liu Bowen, all looked down upon Zhang Shicheng.

Zhang Shicheng also had no real advisory group that could help him become an emperor, and no core members composed of conspirators and plans to promote the normal operation of his government machinery.

The most important thing is that Zhu Yuanzhang thought that Zhang Shicheng himself had lost his enterprising spirit!

He went from being an enthusiastic, active, and fiery young man to a man who was leisurely and having fun at the age of forty.

He hopes that others will maintain daily government affairs for him.

Before the world was completely pacified, they were always looking for fun!

Zhang Shicheng was able to bide his time better than his enemies, including the self-destructive Yuan regime.

This kind of patience may enable him to win the throne of the world.

However, Zhang Shicheng's main opponent did not allow his own regime to be as extravagant and messy as he was.

Both Chen Youliang and Zhang Shicheng are extremely enterprising.

Zhu Yuanzhang was an obsessed pursuer of perfection and beauty.

A motivated leader always wants to achieve big goals.

Therefore, he was finally able to abandon his Red Turban identity and gained the trust of the Confucian think tank who also wanted to guide him to achieve his final goal.

The Yuan soldiers who encircled and suppressed Zhu Yuanzhang at the end of the Yuan Dynasty had no sense of discipline at all and robbed people everywhere. The Red Turban Army in the north also mostly had a bandit mentality and did not maintain military discipline.

Now Zhu Yuanzhang has seen this kind of relaxation phenomenon again, not only in the conversations of the same grassroots officials, but he can be sure that there are not many people who want to take a holiday.

Overcorrection must be overcorrected!

Zhu Yuanzhang did not want the Ming Dynasty to be as lax and undisciplined as the Yuan Dynasty.

He was able to conquer the world because of his strict military discipline.

This kind of thing should naturally be placed in the management of the country.

Zhu Yuanzhang didn't think of any good solution at the moment. He could only wait for Li Wenzhong to come back and ask him to clean up the discipline and establish rules for the noble disciples, so as to teach the scholars of the Imperial College to learn some lessons.

The imperial court raises them, not for nothing!

It has only been a few years since the founding of the Ming Dynasty!

None of them know how to cherish the qualifications of studying!

We should throw them all out to beg for food, and only then will we know what it means to live in a fairyland. Today's discipline in Ming Dynasty has been extremely relaxed!

Zhu Yuanzhang secretly made up his mind to protect this group of people.

The Ming Dynasty must not follow the old path of the Yuan Dynasty!

Zhu Yuanzhang withdrew his thoughts. He looked at the marriage and concubinage matters that Wang Buli's old father had planned for him, and couldn't help but burst into laughter!

The young man has good physical strength. As a father-in-law, he can see that and would rather do the right things in the fairyland.

It is really too much for a woman to be conquered by him every day.

"Dad, do you want to make the decision about his marriage?"

Prince Zhu Biao saw that Zhu Yuanzhang's expression was uncertain just now, as if he had made up his mind, and then he asked.

"Wang Buli's marriage is in charge?"

Zhu Yuanzhang raised his eyebrows again. His son Zhu Di was already married two years younger than him.

Moreover, for now, Wang Buli is of great use to him.

Zhu Biao naturally understood when he saw that his father valued Wang Buli so much.

Otherwise, the inspection school would not assign so many manpower to a small official.

In Ming Dynasty, there were never a few people who needed to be inspected and monitored.

Zhu Yuanzhang has already married a daughter. Regardless of his age, compared to his son, his daughter is younger.

"Shall we recruit him as our consort?"

Zhu Biao previously thought that Wang Buli was the illegitimate son of his father who was living abroad, so he was so interested in him.

I never thought that I would marry my daughter!

That further shows that dad is very optimistic about Wang Buli, the little official.

Zhu Biao thought for a while and said, "Dad, our brothers are all marrying girls from the Xungui family. Lin'an is marrying the son of a senior member of my father's family. If Ling'er is allowed to marry a commoner, she may not be happy."

Zhu Yuanzhang didn't mind anything about the fact that recruiting a consort was to buy people off.

He was originally from a commoner background.

He doesn't care if someone is a good match.

As for letting his son marry the noble's daughter, or asking the noble to send his daughter to the palace, it was mostly for political considerations.

Marriage is one of the necessary means to stabilize the situation.

Zhu Yuanzhang nodded at his son's words.

He didn't care that much about what his daughter thought.

Although they love their families, it is not their turn to make the final decision regarding their children's marriage.

"We don't think our daughter's husband's family needs to be too powerful."

Zhu Yuanzhang put the booklet of Wang and his son on the imperial desk, stood up, walked a few steps, and stretched his body: "This is also Ling'er's opportunity, and we won't harm her."

Zhu Biao didn't give any advice. Although an elder brother was like a father, his father was still there, and it was not his turn to decide on the marriage matters of his younger brothers and sisters.

"Dad, if Wang Buli, a commoner, becomes the prince-in-law, I'm afraid it will cause an uproar in the court and among the people. By then, his future will be further advanced, and he will inevitably become arrogant."

In the early Ming Dynasty, the prince-in-law was not a decoration and could participate in politics.

Zhu Yuanzhang didn't care at all.

That boy is a capable person, with an upright appearance and a thoughtful mind. He has no other problems except being lazy.

We believe that when he becomes our son-in-law, he will definitely work for the Ming Dynasty wholeheartedly. By then, he will be able to get more secrets in the fairyland!

(End of this chapter)