Why did Zhang kill all the Sichuanese? What is his deep hatred with Sichuanese?

First of all, it is a fallacy to say that Zhang killed all Sichuanese. Secondly, land annexation was serious in the late Ming Dynasty. Landlords, strongmen, scholars, officials and chiefs amassed huge sums of money to annex land and used slaves as thugs. As a disaster, the people have long been empty. Moreover, what is a peasant uprising, that is, the peasants at the bottom of society are forced to have no choice but to get together in order to survive. In the face of the social situation in Sichuan, either go along with it or start a new stove. Zhang comes from the bottom of society, and a mud leg will never be accepted by the upper class. Moreover, Zhang Ai is aggrieved and stubborn. He was born with the aura that the lower class hated the upper class, so he had to start a new stove. Vulnerable groups naturally have shortcomings when confronting the upper class, but if a person is angry and splashes blood and does not give the people a way out, then kill him upside down and fight for Lang Lang Gan Kun. This is what Zhang did. In the face of decadent and unrepentant class enemies, only from the meat

Physical destruction is like our party overthrowing the feudal class and the landlord class, but Zhang was unlucky and failed, and our party launched an encirclement. In fact, struggle for existence has no right or wrong, only strength. There may be some innocent people, but it is inevitable, just as War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression of our party involves many innocent people. What's more, in ancient wars, there was no distinction between soldiers and bandits. Not many people died in the war, but many more people died than in the battlefield. In War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, for example, fewer soldiers died and more people starved to death. If our party's uprising fails, I'm afraid it will also be defined as a red ghost that brings disaster to the world and kills countless people. Ancient uprisings were mostly caused by natural and man-made disasters. Sichuan was once troubled by the upper class, the peasant uprising, the soldiers and the bandits, some of which were natural disasters, some were conscription, some were Manchu, and some were starved to death. I wonder how much is left. The history books were written by one hand, and all the responsibilities were put on Zhang, because Zhang killed all the scholars. The biggest mountain that weighed on farmers in the late Ming Dynasty was the interest group of scholars, and it was also the most powerful and wealthy person. Otherwise, where did Zhang's mountains of gold and silver come from, and ordinary people don't have that much money to kill people, such as the current money distribution. The peasant uprising led by Zhang was just an introduction, but it was reviled through the ages.