Daming: Grandpa Emperor, please get up and sit on my throne!

Lu Wei naturally didn't know what this meant.

But he knew that these two actions were obviously contrary to common sense.

Therefore, as soon as he finished speaking, a look of uneasiness appeared on his face - last year, intelligence reports came one after another, and he thought that many things had been settled by now, but he didn't expect that the little ancestor of Yingtian Prefecture had started again.

Fortunately, the next moment...

What greeted him was Zhu Yuanzhang's loud laughter: "Hahahaha! This little wolf cub has always had more unique ideas than ordinary people. He can always think of things that ordinary people can't think of."

These two test questions given by Zhu Yunhuan.

Most people would be confused and bewildered, but Zhu Yuanzhang had once heard his eldest grandson casually chatting about this "Ming Baochao" in front of his own tablet.

At that time, the little wolf used those transparent colored glass that had almost no cost to fool the nobles of Huaixi, and he started chatting with the little eunuch beside him.

The young eunuch was the only confidant of his eldest grandson and he loved him deeply. He believed that his master had unlimited wealth and was very happy for him.

As soon as he turned around, the little wolf cub poured a basin of cold water on him.

Zhu Yuanzhang just listened to it.

He also heard with his own ears that the methods he had been complacent about in previous years were belittled as worthless - but he also had to admit that what his eldest grandson said made sense!

Or.

The basin of cold water was poured on his own head.

"All these years... I have done something wrong!" Zhu Yuanzhang sighed, his eyes slightly narrowed, his voice filled with regret and relief. He had been retired for so long, so there was no need to be so fearless and reserved.

Although he admitted it with relief, he was still a little embarrassed. While speaking, he was busy stepping on the snow that had been swept into a pile on the ground to ease the embarrassment.

But this is Zhu Yuanzhang.

This shocked Lu Wei: His Majesty Hongwu... said he was wrong? Isn't this a bit outrageous? It's always others who are wrong, how can the emperor be wrong? Especially not this Hongwu Emperor.

This situation made Lu Wei at a loss as to what to do for a moment.

He was stunned for a moment before he quickly came up with a brilliant idea and continued, "Could it be that Your Majesty has figured out the two questions for Emperor Kaiqian's exam in one go? The intelligence says... no one in Yingtian Prefecture, from the civil and military officials to the common people and the imperial examination candidates, has a clue! Your Majesty must be amazing!"

Hearing Lu Wei say this.

Zhu Yuanzhang raised his eyebrows guiltily.

If I hadn't heard the answer in advance.

He couldn't understand how there could be so many mysterious reasons behind this, and he couldn't understand how a piece of paper currency could quietly have such a huge impact on the common people of the Ming Dynasty, and even in a subtle way, it caused those hardworking and diligent people to suffer losses inexplicably.

But Lu Wei has already flattered her to such an extent.

Zhu Yuanzhang could only cough lightly to hide his embarrassment. He remained silent and changed the subject, asking, "What two questions did the little wolf cub come up with? Tell us."

Lu Wei smiled faintly and nodded in greeting.

He replied, "Your Majesty, the first question is related to your Majesty's refusal to issue new currency in the first year of the Kaiqian era, and is titled 'Bad Money Driving Out Good Money'. The second question is related to your Majesty's refusal to issue more 'Great Ming Treasure Notes', and is titled 'Inflation and Loss of Credibility'."

Zhu Yuanzhang nodded slowly, his eyes slightly narrowed, a thoughtful expression on his face, and fell silent.

Naturally, he had no doubts about the second question.

The little wolf cub explained it very clearly at that time.

Inflation means that the imperial court issues unlimited paper money that has almost no value, but the total economic value in the market is limited, which will cause prices to soar.

The Ming Dynasty's treasure notes gradually became waste paper.