Xiao Yun smiled and got on the carriage. The carriage was not big and the decoration was average, but Xiao Yun still felt that the carriage was extraordinary. Although it was not wrapped in silk and satin, there was no carpet decoration, and gold and silver jewelry, the whole carriage was spotless, making people feel comfortable from the bottom of their hearts.

There is a faint fragrance in the carriage, which is like a tea fragrance. It is sucked into the nose and makes people feel refreshed.

The two sat together, talking to each other, talking about interesting things that have been circulated by Yingtian recently, and at most it was an interesting thing about Honest Luo. This matter is very interesting to say. Now Yingtian can be said to be everyone talking about it.

This honest Luo was originally named Luo Furen, but it was a bit funny to talk about this name. It is said that the Ming Dynasty was just established and many aspects needed to eliminate bad things. Luo Furen often spoke auspicious and local dialect and pointed out the shortcomings in his governance in front of Zhu Yuanzhang. Although Zhu Yuanzhang was sometimes angry, he still admired his simple and honest character very much. On several occasions, he actually forgot the etiquette of the monarch and ministers. Like the ministers, he called Luo Furen's humorous name: "Honest Luo, Honest Luo". Since the name of this honest Luo has been praised by Yingtian.

Compared to this title, the interesting stories circulating on him recently are really admirable.

It is said that a few days ago, Zhu Yuanzhang reviewed the memorials sent by six ministries. After resting, he recalled some past events when he was fighting for the world with Chen Youliang. He suddenly remembered that Luo Furen was Chen Youliang's old subordinate. He didn't know what he was doing at this time, and he wanted to verify whether this "Honest Luo" was true or fake. So he took a follower and walked straight to Luo Furen's house living outside Jinling City.

Zhu Yuanzhang, who was visiting the Luo family in a private visit, was shocked when he saw that Luo's house was located in the depths of an alley, with only two or three dilapidated and old houses. The furniture in the interior was quite old. Luo Furen was also at home at that time. Because a piece of lime on the wall of the house fell off, he was climbing on a low staircase to paint lime water on the wall. When Luo Furen saw the emperor, he was shocked and his legs trembled, and he fell off the ladder. He was busy instructing his wife to bring a chair for the emperor to sit on, but the chair

Two small boards were added to the board of Zi, and the board surface was uneven. In desperation, Mrs. Luo had to find a small stool for the emperor to sit on. Zhu Yuanzhang had heard that Luo Furen was honest in his administration, but he did not expect that his official residence would be so shabby. He felt compassion in his heart and said, "How can a wise man live in such a dilapidated house?" After returning to the palace, he immediately gave him a large house in the city. Recently, when Zhu Yuanzhang was in the morning court, he told the ministers about this matter, which made the ministers envious and admired them.

The two of them talked and laughed, and soon they arrived outside the city. By the time they arrived, many civil and military officials who had already received the order came. Seeing Xu Da in the carriage and others came forward to salute. Xu Da is now the Grand Tutor, the Right Prime Minister, and the Duke of Wei. He is in charge of military power. He is actually more than ten thousand people. The one who can be an official is naturally a talented person. Whoever has the greater official position and who can speak in front of the emperor has long been able to figure it out.

Xu Da took Xiao Yun with his fists and bowed his hands all the way, and it took a lot of effort along the way.

"The lower-ranking official Hu Weiyong, pay homage to General Xu-?" Hu Weiyong walked up in the crowd, bowed to Xu Da in front of the civil and military officials in front of the court, and bowed to Xu Da, clasped his fists, and gave a big gift.

Xu Da snorted coldly, but just clasped his fists and responded, saying, "Mr. Hu can't bear such a big gift? You should keep your flattery for yourself, right?"

"Damn, you're so aggressive? It seems that Brother Xu is not interested in Hu Weiyongyi? No wonder the emperor chose to be a chess piece?" Xiao Yun smiled.

Hu Weiyong's face changed, a hint of hatred flashed in his eyes, and disappeared without a trace. He still bowed his body and clasped his fists and said, "What General Xu taught me is that I remember my humble profession in my heart!"

Xu Da ignored it, snorted from his nose, and led Xiao Yun directly into the queue of military generals.

The morning dynasty of the Ming Dynasty is very complicated. According to the Ming Hui Dian, the "Comprehensive Announcement" of various government departments and yamen set in the 28th year of Hongwu, with a total of 184 items. In addition to major events such as elections, grain distribution, suggestions, decisive prisoners, opening yamen, and disasters, rain, and prison counts, there are many other miscellaneous matters such as "buying cattle and agricultural tools" and "recovering stolen stolen family members". Any matters involving "secret military affairs and guarding the gate and guarding the gate and guarding the gates and guarding the people of Xu Guanqi "reported directly"; folk lyrics

Sue often "real letters and reports". If there is a matter under the jurisdiction of the Ministry, you must ask for it one by one. Even the official army guarding the imperial city found that the stolen property of the inner palace was found, and the emperor personally led it to the court. It can be said that it was extremely "troubled". However, after Zhu Yuanzhang ascended the throne, he not only insisted on the morning court, but also did everything in detail. He asked about it one by one in front of the civil and military officials in front of the court. In the past, the Secretariat had summarized one by one. Since Li Shanchang became ill, Zhu Yuanzhang skipped the Secretariat and directly faced the six ministries. In this way,

Political affairs were scattered in the six ministries, and no one followed the rules of the matter. Everything must be called for by the emperor before doing it. So no matter whether it is urinating or defecating, it surged to the court meeting like a tide. What Zhu Yuanzhang was most worried about was his subordinates. Now he sat high in the court, and everyone came to the front of the imperial court. It seemed that only in this way could he be able to do without "deception". On the one hand, this shows that Zhu Yuanzhang was diligent in political affairs, and on the other hand, he also saw the cumbersomeness of bypassing the Secretariat and directly facing the six ministries, and the emperor dealing with political affairs.

Xiao Yun followed Xu Da into the ranks of military generals. Xu Da was the first general of the Ming Dynasty. He was appointed as the Grand Tutor and the Right Prime Minister. He was named Duke of Wei. It is naturally natural that he stood first in the military general. Behind him is Chang Yuchun's son Xu Mao. Following Tang He, Deng Yu and others, Xiao Yun's official position is not low and just stood behind Deng Yu.

The two were familiar with each other, so there was no need to say much. After briefly explaining some things after they separated, Xiao Yun looked at the people who attended the morning court today without any scruples. The team was divided into two teams of civil and military, which lasted for several miles. Xiao Yun was surprised and thought to himself: "There are at least three or four hundred people. If one morning court says a small thing, the whole morning court will be destined to come down! It seems that this wise monarch of all ages is not so easy to be!" He didn't know that Zhu Yuanzhang had a major event today and specially asked the eunuchs to send news to the civil and military officials. In addition to the officials, all the elders, talents, academic officials, and Confucians summoned all ordered to "follow the court to observe politics" and the children of the generals were older, and also ordered to "follow the class to observe etiquette and observe etiquette". This was the spectacular scene of "crowding from all directions in all directions".

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