To be honest, writing about Queen Ma’s experience was not a good thing for me.

After writing about the death of Queen Ma, I felt negative for a while. I don't know the specific reason.

Maybe it has something to do with my personal emotional experience. A girl I was really attracted to in my life left to pursue a career in a foreign country. This was undoubtedly a huge blow to me.

That's right, I'm lovelorn.

The blow of falling out of love made me depressed for three months.

During this time I almost lost the courage to continue writing.

I don't know how to continue writing what happened next. Although I wrote an outline before writing this book, and all the characters and time were planned in detail, the outline is not very useful compared to actually writing.

In the past three months, I have had the idea of ​​​​cutting off more than once.

It's not that I'm not confident, but I feel like there's a huge stone stuck in my heart that I can't pull out or kick off. Only those who have truly experienced the heartbreaking pain can feel it, so I've felt it more than once.

She cried silently, causing insomnia and frequent dreams, and eventually endocrine disorders and many physical problems.

I admit that crying is a very girly thing and men should not do it. From this point of view, I showed a fragile side that men should not have.

But it’s really hard to control your emotions when they’re out of control.

I also tried to forget this relationship, but I found that I didn't have the ability.

This may be directly related to my personality.

My inner cultivation is not strong enough!

When it comes to relationships, you are always worried about gains and losses, and you are always afraid that you will fail to do something right and cause the other party to be dissatisfied. Often, the more you do this, the more likely you are to make mistakes.

Repeat in sequence, and the cycle continues.

So much so that they broke up unhappy in the end!

Three months is neither long nor short.

But it is a real life experience for me.

Although this experience was not satisfactory, I felt that I had done my best. Although things did not produce a satisfactory result, I still had a clear conscience.

If I had to repeat this experience, I would choose to do it all over again.

No regrets!

The only difference is that I will pay more attention to details and be confident. Even if the final result is still the same, I will not be afraid.

Okay, let's get back to the topic.

Originally, according to the plan, this book should be finished in 2018, but I didn't expect that something like this would happen. It was really beyond my expectation.

I also need to say sorry to everyone here.

Today is the end of the New Year. Let him recount what happened in the past.

Late updates will be resumed today.

Until this book is finished.

Next, let us get to know another Ming Dynasty institution.

My evaluation of this organization is that of a special agent. It is a special organization composed of special agents. It can be regarded as a military command no matter what it did during the Anti-Japanese War.

Now it is basically equivalent to the Royal Military Police.

In order to facilitate management, Zhu Yuanzhang also gave this spy agency a resounding name: Qinjun Duweifu.

If you are unfamiliar with this name, then I believe you will definitely be familiar with the other name.

Jinyiwei!

Jinyiwei is a rather special institution, and its specialness is specifically reflected in three points.

The first point is the excessive power of its department.

It can be said that, except for the emperor Zhu Yuanzhang, everyone else is within their jurisdiction, whether they are first-class officials, feudal officials, or weak scholars or ordinary people, there is no exception.

Secondly, the second point is that it has the power of independent life and death.

Everyone in the world is someone they can suspect, and once they doubt someone, that person will really be in trouble.

They can bypass all levels of government restrictions and directly detain you, the suspect, for individual questioning or even torture, without reporting to any government agency for approval.

It can be said that they are the government and the yamen.

It is even said that they are much higher than the government yamen.

Because they have the rights that the government has, and they also have the rights that the government does not have.

The last third point is also the most frightening and most important point.

It has a terrifying special unit.

Imprisonment.

Commonly known as Tianlao.

It can be said that almost no one who enters here can leave alive.

The unit Tianlao was definitely a terrifying term for Ming Dynasty officials.

Because as long as you enter here, it is basically equivalent to having one foot in the gate of hell.

All the prisoners in the imperial prison are officials. Now there is a classic term to explain it.

political.

If you are an ordinary person.

Then I'm sorry.

You don't even have the qualifications to enter here.

Anyone who can enter here is either rich or noble.

The tiger stool and chili pepper water you see in ordinary prisons are available here in Zhao Prison, but they are all childish stuff.

Here at Jinyiwei they have carried out extremely creative R&D and manufacturing of torture instruments. With their perverted and inhumane creativity, they have ingeniously invented eighteen kinds of criminal methods such as clamping sticks, brain hoops, horse-blocking sticks, and finger nails.

As long as you enter here, you are not afraid that you will not explain.

These royal guards will think of ways to play for you.

Until death.

Finally, let me tell you everything you know and don’t know, what happened and what never happened.

What's even more frightening is that if the person's body bones are relatively weak, and in today's terms, he is not very resistant to being beaten, and unfortunately his hair becomes twisted during torture, there will only be one result.

Death in vain.

The guards who tortured you do not need to bear any legal responsibility, nor do they need to bear any legal consequences.

Your death was completely in vain.

The laws of the Ming Dynasty were no different from blank slates here.

Those strict constraints are of no avail to them.

This group of people is essentially above the law. It can be said that they represent the law.

As the gangsters say, I am the law.

If I let you die in the middle of the night, you would never see the sun tomorrow.

During the Ming Dynasty, this institution only obeyed the command of one person.

The emperor himself.

That is Zhu Yuanzhang.

Except for Zhu Yuanzhang, they neither listened to nor were afraid of anyone.

In their eyes, there is no difference between Prince Baylor and officials and ministers. Whoever they want to arrest or beat depends on their own free will.

In the Ming Dynasty, there were two kinds of people not to be messed with.

One kind of person is the censor.

As we mentioned before, these people are completely literati. They will not fight with you or scold you, but don’t make them angry. You can’t even understand what they are saying.

. Make them anxious, and they will play tricks on you and kill you behind your back.

Another kind of person is Jin Yiwei.

This kind of people are usually warriors. They don't have much culture and they won't play tricks on you.

But I'm just afraid that they will come in the open.

They just arrest people and kill them for fun, and they never do anything sloppily. If you mess with any of them, you will be in trouble!

They can arrest people for any reason, and whether the reason is substantiated is not within their scope of consideration.

Whether it's hearsay or fabrication, it can all be established here.
To be continued...