Rebirth of the Ming Dynasty: Sixth Generation of Glory, I don't want it

Wei Guan was talking to his two deputies on the deck.

Zhang Xin and Zhu Gaochi were also chatting about the East Factory in the cabin.

"The current East Factory is a bit overqualified."

Zhu Gaochi sighed.

"What is considered a great use?"

Zhang Xin asked back.

"It's hard to say, but I just have this idea."

Zhu Gaochi had no idea. He just felt that the 3,000 people had been under Zhang Xin's command, and the things they did were very trivial and a waste.

"As long as you work hard, it doesn't matter if it's a big job or a small job."

Zhang Xin could not agree with Zhu Gaochi's statement.

The East Factory and the Embroidered Uniform Guard were very powerful back then. According to people from the Merit Department, they later on dominated the government and disrupted government affairs.

She didn't quite understand the cause and effect at the time.

Now we know that it was purely because the later emperor was too weak that these people had the opportunity to deceive their superiors and subordinates.

But every family has some useless descendants, so she can only position the East Factory now, and she will pass it on to Tang Sai'er in the future, not Zhu Zhanji.

"Big jobs are different from small jobs."

Zhu Gaochi felt that Wei Guan's talent was wasted anyway.

"It's all the same for me. Without small jobs, there won't be big jobs. A sea trade trip is a big job, but it's all made up of small jobs. Can you say that small jobs are not important? Without a foundation, there won't be a top level."

Zhang Xin retorted.

"Okay, you're right."

Zhu Gaochi was noncommittal.

All men want to make achievements. Wei Guan was originally a civil official, and the whole Tiqi was relatively quiet. If someone else takes charge in the future, things might be different.

"By the way, what is Xie Jin doing now? Why do I feel like I haven't heard you mention his name for a long time?"

Zhang Xin suddenly thought of Xie Jin.

The man who was forced to drink by Ji Gang in his previous life and froze to death in the snow.

"Well, he offended many people, but he called few people well. He didn't like my father's temper and always acted against him. My father demoted him to a small county official. He will be transferred back soon. He governed the county well. Why did you think of him?"

Zhu Gaochi was slightly surprised, as this question had nothing to do with the previous issue they were discussing.

"I suddenly remembered it. Didn't Sai'er read the Yongle Encyclopedia to me yesterday? I thought of him, but I was busy going out and didn't ask him. Now that I have free time, I'll ask him."

Zhang Xin responded half-truthfully.

In fact, when talking about the East Factory, I think of the disbanded Jinyiwei. When I think of the Jinyiwei, I think of Ji Gang, who was a talented man but was executed by Zhu Di. When I think of Ji Gang, I think of those who died at the hands of Ji Gang, so my thoughts suddenly turn to Li Jin.

"Xie Jin is a talented and capable person. Dahua is using Xie Jin to show that great talents can also be put to small use? Or is our Dahua really insightful?"

Zhu Gaochi felt that he had realized it.

No matter whether one has great talent or small, gold will shine wherever it is. Xie Jin's plan to return to the capital is a living example.

"That's it."

Perhaps because he would not live long, Zhang Xin actually wanted to mention some talented people in his memory to Zhu Gaochi to deepen his impression.

Besides Jie Jin, another person who died at the hands of the Embroidered Uniform Guards left a deep impression on her was Zhou Xin.

Zhou Xin was a native of Nanhai County, Guangzhou Prefecture, Guangdong. He was appointed as a judge of the Dali Temple as a tribute scholar in the first year of Jianwen. After the Jingnan Campaign, Zhu Di ascended the throne and changed his position to the Censor. Later, he served as the Censor of Yunnan and Zhejiang. He was an honest official and good at solving cases.

In his previous life, he was wrongly killed by Ji Gang because of a case.