The charlatan asserted that Gan Long could live to be 90 years old, but why was he beheaded in public?

The quality of this question is relatively average. Ancient emperors had the power of life and death. Being happy can make you step into the sky, and it's normal to die unhappy. So because it doesn't matter, you can't live if the emperor lets you die. As I said, if you let me die, I have to die.

As for this problem, it involves a real case. This is the history of the Qing Dynasty, "Zhi Tianbao compiled a book case for ten thousand years". It is a typical case of the literary inquisition in the Qing dynasty, and it is also recorded in the draft of Qing history. Zhi Tianbao used to be a doctor and had no medical skills. Finally, I couldn't get along, and became a charlatan, fooling around all day, eating and drinking Lazarus, and often telling other people's fortune and cheating. Later, I met an inferior man named Zhang. Zhang's legs and feet are not flexible, and the doctor is not very clever, but Zhi Tianbao's blind cat met a dead mouse and cured Zhang's illness.

In addition, Zhi Tianbao will cheat and trick Zhang into becoming his apprentice. One day, Zhi Tianbao took out a book and solemnly handed it to Zhang. This book is Destiny of the Qing Dynasty, telling Zhang that once this book is presented to today's emperor, once the family is happy, the last time will naturally come, and prosperity will follow.

After listening to Zhang, I did it. Unexpectedly, Emperor Qianlong flew into a rage. Even if you say that Qing was lucky for 900 years, I can still live to be 90 years old. Can a little Jianghu comment on it? This nine is also a wimp. He gave up his master. As a result, both of them were born to die.

This incident reflects the great ideological bondage of the ruler to the ruled under centralized power.