According to records, "since Zhang's reign, grain quotas have increased more than in the previous Yuan Dynasty, and the people are impoverished and officials are not enough." This has caused complaints among the people. The poet Yang Weizhen, who moved to Qiantang (today's Hangzhou, Zhejiang) at that time, wrote to Zhang Shicheng, criticizing him for "mobilizing the people's strength to shake up the country's foundation, using official skills to collect land rent", and "being obsessed with Xiaoan without long-term care". If not To change course, "if there is no internal change, there will be external disaster." But Zhang Shicheng still went his own way and refused to adopt it. As a result, after Chen Youliang, he was also destroyed by Zhu Yuanzhang. Source: Policy_Hope