Three Kingdoms: Stealing the Tiger Talisman and forcing Yuan Shao to become a monk

Chapter 527 Shocking Jushou, Yuan Tan's plan

That night, in Jushou's study room, the lamp was always on and never extinguished.

"Sir, it's time to rest."

Ju An couldn't help but yawned, looking at the fluttering lights blown by the night wind, he hurriedly stepped forward to close the window to protect the oil lamp, while turning his head and said to Ju Shou.

Ju Shou shook his head and said: "You go and rest first, sir, I will finish reading this book tonight, this is really... really unbelievable, the master's knowledge is enough to be called a pedantic heaven and man!"

Seeing that the master fell into the scroll of letters again, Ju An shook his head helplessly.

His little head really couldn't figure it out. My master had already read a lot of books when he was young. After he had learned a lot, he became an official in the prime minister. He even took advantage of this to read countless books. There are definitely thousands of volumes.

How could such a small volume of books shock the master so much?

However, Ju An really couldn't hold it anymore. After yawning, he bowed and left. Anyway, the master had allowed him to go.

Then he will go to sleep obediently.

... until the moon is about to go to the east, and the sky is already bright white.

Jushou finally finished reading the scroll of letters Yuan Tan left for him, put down the slips in his hand, and subconsciously picked up the teacup and put it to his mouth, but the entrance was so cold that his whole body trembled. Xing shouted: "Ju'an? Ju'an? Why don't you come and change your tea soon?"

It was only after calling a few times that Ju An didn't come over, and Ju Shou got up a little displeased, but happened to see the scene outside the window, and then he reacted.

Before I knew it, the sky had already brightened.

And Ju'an was also awakened from sleep by the previous shouts from Jushou, and ran in yawning and rubbing his sleepy eyes: "Master, what's the matter?"

Ju Shou said: "You go and change a new cup of tea for my master... No, first find me a fast horse for this scroll of letters, and send it home as soon as possible!"

Before Ju An could walk out the door, he was stopped by Ju Shou again, and Ju Shou stuffed the scroll that Yuan Tan handed over to him.

"Master, tea?"

Ju An was a little dazed for a while, looking at the letter in his hand, he didn't know which one to do first.

Ju Shou waved his hand and urged: "Put the tea aside, this scroll is the most important thing. By the way, you must tell the Patriarch after you go back, and ask him to arrange for the family disciples to go north as soon as possible, and bring a lot of belongings to meet in Ji Town! "

Ju An was taken aback for a moment, and said with some confusion: "Master, it's not appropriate to do this."

Ju Shou asked strangely, "What's wrong?"

Ju An cautiously reminded: "Ji Town is now the front line, what if the Wuhuan people call over?"

If it was before, Jushou would also struggle with this issue.

But after reading through the volume of slips that Yuan Tan left for Jushou last night, Jushou has full confidence in Yuan Tan at this moment!
In the slips left by Yuan Tan to Jushou, in addition to recording some simple tips for caring for livestock in later generations.

He also made a complete and detailed plan for the family to open up the grassland next!

Not only are the chains interlocking, but more importantly, when Ju Shou tried to deduce it, he was surprised to find that the plan given by Yuan Tan was extremely operable.

It's definitely not some superficial view of a scholar talking on paper!

Being able to do this, Jushou believes that Yuan Tan is definitely not a reckless person in the eyes of the world, but has already made complete preparations!

At that moment, Ju Shou glared, looked at Ju An and scolded: "As far as you know? Hurry up and deliver the letter, don't delay here!"

Seeing that the master was angry, Ju An didn't dare to say any more, and hurriedly ran out of the mansion, and went to the street to find someone to deliver the letter.

After Ju Shou finished making arrangements for Ju An, he went back to the study, planning to take advantage of this time to re-read the notes he wrote down during reading last night.

In Yuan Tan's plan, the most quintessential point, and also the point that Jushou admires the most, is Yuan Tan's win over the grassland herdsmen.

If Yuan Tan didn't say this, but emphasized that he used brute force to slaughter the Huns and other ethnic groups, so that they would fear the big man and become slaves.

Or maybe it's ignorance and tenderness, allowing the aristocratic family and the grassland tribes to coexist peacefully on the grassland.

No matter which of these two types it is, Jushou will never let Yuan Tan have such admiration.

Although, these two options are the most common choices for the big man at the moment.

However, Yuan Tan found another way, starting from a new angle, and came up with a brand new idea for the family.

After all, if Yuan Tan, who is a later generation, said which sentence impressed him the most, it would naturally be the sentence: "We must make our friends more, and make our enemies less."

The prairie is cruel to other races, and this kind of cruelty is not only aimed at the Han people, but also at their own people.

It is more appropriate to say that the herdsmen at the bottom are not so much herdsmen as shepherds at the upper-level tribal leaders.

Under the background that the Central Plains has entered the feudal dynasty system, the tribes on the grassland still maintain the original ecology of tribal slavery.

The living conditions of the herdsmen at the bottom can be imagined.

If it is said that the life of the Han people in the Central Plains was in dire straits at the end of the Han Dynasty, then the ecology of the herdsmen is basically a hell on earth.

Exploitation layer by layer, this is the law of survival on the grassland.

The big tribe exploits the medium tribe, and the medium tribe exploits the small tribe. The small tribe can only squeeze the herdsmen to survive under the wings of the big tribe.

When they can't hold on anymore, these small tribes will go south with their clans. Don't get me wrong, they are not here to fight the grass valley, but to join the big man and ask for attachment.

Since the Han Dynasty, there have been so many attached Xiongnu tribes in the Northland, and even a unique ethnic group such as the "Southern Xiongnu" was born, and its origin is probably like this.

But whether it is a small tribe attached to it, or a large tribe that is still rampant on the grassland.

For the herdsmen at the bottom, their suffering is just a change from the grasslands in the north to the grasslands close to the Central Plains.

Why don't they resist?

To put it bluntly, it is because there is no choice.

After the herdsmen broke away from the tribe, they couldn't survive on the prairie!
You are alone, without horses, cattle and sheep, what do you live on?Grass roots or hunting?

Totally impossible!
The path that Yuan Tan envisioned for the aristocratic family was to give these oppressed herdsmen a new choice.

With the various advanced technologies given by Yuan Tan, coupled with the background and wealth of the aristocratic family, it is absolutely possible to build a more complete pasture on the grassland than the grassland tribes.

Naturally, the pastures built by the aristocratic family cannot be as extensive as the grassland clans. Among the technologies that Yuan Tan handed over to the aristocratic family, there are not only livestock breeding and nursing techniques.

There are also grassland cultivation, maintenance and so on.

This is all thanks to the help of the system. Although these technologies are precious, they can only be drawn from the intermediate internal affairs prize pool.

For this batch of technologies, Yuan Tan even threw away his last [-] shock points quite proudly.

No one in the world will hate a stable life, don't be brainwashed by the nonsense words written by some so-called literati in later generations.

People in the prairie are naturally fond of wandering, while people in the Central Plains only stay at home.

Pure bullshit.

The herdsmen do not leave the tribe simply because they have no choice.

But when the aristocratic family appeared on the grassland, they saw that there was no whip, at most they would only deduct wages or food, but at least they would be fed, and they would no longer have to worry about starving and freezing in the aristocratic family ranch.

Those low-level herdsmen will naturally vote with their feet.

Ju Shou closed the note in his hand, at this time Ju An had already found someone to deliver the letter, and ran back to the study panting, to return to Ju Shou.

Jushou nodded: "It's hard work, go down and rest."

Seeing that Ju Shou was about to get up and go out, Ju An was a little surprised: "Master, where are you going?"

Ju Shou smiled lightly, and said: "I'm going to go out and have a look at the northern scenery of Ji Town. After Qi Hou retreats to Wuhuan, I won't have the chance to see it again."

Ju An nodded half understanding.

Ju Shou didn't explain too much. He was ready to follow Yuan Tan and fight in the north and south, but obviously, since Yuan Tan had already offered such a generous bait to the family as a preparation.

Obviously, Yuan Tan has no intention of running the grassland for the time being, at least, he will not manage the grassland himself.

Next, I'm afraid I'm going to work in Xuzhou.

Xuzhou...

After repeating the name in his mind, Jushou recalled the spinning machine that Yuan Tan showed him.

At the end of yesterday's conversation, Jushou saw with his own eyes an ordinary weaver girl who, relying on that spinning machine, spun enough silk thread for more than ten bolts of woolen cloth in just a quarter of an hour.

Not to mention the delicate texture, the workmanship is quite good.

Although there is still a gap in the craftsmanship of those first-class weavers, it is definitely not impossible to sell to those wealthy merchants and aristocratic families!

And this is said to be just one of the countless inventions of the master craftsmen of Xuzhou Jiangzuo Academy.

This made Jushou start to look forward to the unfamiliar Xuzhou.

(End of this chapter)