Why did Zhang Xianzhong kill all the Sichuan people? What hatred did he have against the Sichuan people?

First of all, it is a fallacy that Zhang Xianzhong killed all the Sichuan people. Secondly, land annexation was serious in the late Ming Dynasty. Landlords, powerful men, scholars, officials, and chieftains were amassing money and annexing land, and raising domestic slaves as thugs, which was a disaster for all. The people had already lost all their houses. Furthermore, what is a peasant uprising? It means that the peasants at the bottom of society are forced to join forces to survive in desperation. Faced with the current social situation in Sichuan, one has to either join in the same trend or start a new one. Zhang Xianzhong comes from the lowest level of society, and a man with muddy legs will not be accepted by the upper class at all. Moreover, Zhang Xianzhong loves to fight against injustices and has a stubborn personality. He is born with the aura of the lower class people hating the upper class people, so he can only start anew. There are natural shortcomings for disadvantaged groups to fight against the upper class, but if an ordinary man is angry and his blood is splashed five times and does not give the people a way out, then kill him and turn the world upside down and make a bright future. This is what Zhang Xianzhong did. In the face of the decadent and unrepentant class enemies, the only option is to eliminate them physically

just like our party overthrew the feudal class and the landlord class. However, Zhang Xianzhong was unlucky and failed, and our party took advantage of the situation to fight out. The crowd gathered. In fact, there is no right or wrong in the struggle for survival, only strength and weakness. There may be some people who are indeed innocent, but that is inevitable, just as our party's resistance to Japan affected many innocent people. What's more, in ancient wars, soldiers and bandits were not divided into families. Not many people died in the war, but many more people were affected than on the battlefield. For example, in the Anti-Japanese War, not many soldiers died, but more people died of starvation. If our party's uprising fails, I'm afraid it will also be defined as red ghosts causing trouble in the world and killing countless people. Ancient uprisings were mostly caused by natural disasters and man-made disasters. Sichuan was harmed by the upper class once, peasant uprisings were once there, soldiers were combed like bandits, some were fleeing from natural disasters, some were conscripted, some were killed by the Manchus, some were starved to death, and I don’t know how to return. How much is left? The history books were written by pens, and all the responsibilities were put on Zhang Xianzhong, just because Zhang Xianzhong killed all the scholars. The biggest obstacle that weighed on the peasants in the late Ming Dynasty was the scholar interest group, who were also the most powerful and wealthy people. Otherwise, where would Zhang Xianzhong's mountains of gold and silver come from? No matter how many civilians were killed, they would not have that much money, such as the current money distribution. The peasant uprising led by Zhang Xianzhong was just an introduction, but he was saddled with eternal infamy.