It is true that officials need to be evaluated, but now that Zhu Yunying has shortened the evaluation period from six years to three years, it means that these officials must think about achieving political results at all times and dare not slack off.
Furthermore, with the existence of systems like the Dengwen Drum (a system for appealing petitions to the emperor), lawsuits against officials by the people were always possible, making life quite difficult for officials in the Ming Dynasty. There was extensive oversight from all sides; if someone attempted corruption or bribery, it wasn't just a matter of losing their official hat, but also the risk of losing their head.
The officials might sense the emperor's deep malice, and perhaps harbor many complaints in private. But so what? The emperor clearly wouldn't change his mind, and would absolutely not let these officials have an easy time.
Zhu Yuanzhang was naturally pleased with this phenomenon. He was the last person who wanted to see officials become complacent. He believed that only by working diligently could the Ming Dynasty be well governed.
Throughout the Ming Dynasty, both the court and the public could sense an impending storm. The emperor had already begun to signal this, making the situation quite clear.
Many people also feel that in the coming period, some people may be dismissed or even lose their lives. Some are naturally uneasy, while others believe that this is their opportunity.
It's normal for the same system to make some people very dissatisfied while others support it.
Looking at the increasingly prosperous Yingtian Prefecture, Old Zhu was still very happy and proud.
The Ming Dynasty was becoming increasingly powerful, and its emperors were always wise and capable. It would be a lie to say they weren't arrogant. Moreover, under their influence, the Ming Dynasty's crown prince also resembled a wise ruler, which naturally made them even more complacent.
The Ming Dynasty is now showing signs of a golden age!
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