Now there are even more supervisory methods, acting as both referee and player, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. At least for Zhu Yunying, he now has the powerful tool of a bank at his disposal.

It's a little regrettable, though, that banks are still in their infancy, and their credibility is already questionable to many. Moreover, many people are unsure about the specific characteristics of banks.

Therefore, more time is needed so that Zhu Yunying can unleash his ultimate weapon to expose corrupt officials. At the very least, the probability of these corrupt officials being caught should be increased, making it harder for them to hide their wealth.

In that sense, the existence of banks may not only revitalize the market economy, but also provide more means of economic development.

In short, Zhu Yunying was clearly a man who wouldn't act without self-interest; he was a highly pragmatic person with a strong sense of purpose. This was what he was supposed to do, after all, he was now the emperor and had to govern the Ming Dynasty well.

In a good mood, Zhu Yunying slid his legs around. He knew he needed more than just a balance between work and rest. Although he couldn't always exercise freely, he was sure he could manage a little bit whenever he had the chance.

Health is the foundation of everything, especially given the current state of medical technology. This was something Zhu Yunying repeatedly emphasized. In addition to physical exercise, Zhu Yunying also stressed hygiene, which greatly influenced those in the palace and around him—clearly a positive sign.

"Daddy!" Zhu Ruyi ran over, the little girl looking adorable. "We want to see the flowers."

Zhu Yunying was in a good mood and picked up her beloved daughter, saying, "Okay, we'll take you to see the flowers. Later, we'll go have some drinks."

Zhu Ruyi was even happier. The little girl was very thoughtful. Her favorite thing to do was to pour wine for her father, the emperor.