Farmer’s Blessed Girl

Chang Yu: ... this is too cruel.

Even Yin He thought this move was cruel, but Ming Da looked at him strangely, and then at Man Bao: "Is this what you came up with now?"

"No," Bai Shan said with a smile, "I thought about it before, but this is not a small matter. Not to mention that we are still young, even if we are older, it will be difficult to do it, but think about it. It's still possible."

Liu Huan shivered when he heard it. Is this the difference between students who were praised by Kong Jijiu and those who didn't?

Now they are still studying, why not study hard and think about such things?

Yin or also feel strange, well, why should I think about such a thing?

Bai Shanchong smiled at everyone without explaining.

In fact, it was the incident that Xu Yu made last year. Later, the emperor and all the noble families fought each other. In Bai Shan's view, those who violated the law did not receive the punishment they deserved, so the emperor naturally lost.

But the gentleman told them in private that this trip was a loss for both parties, the emperor was hurt in the future, and the family was hurt at the root.

The emperor cannot preside over the law, and the law of the state will be repeatedly offended in the future, but this is not the first case, but it will become one of many precedents.

Mr. Zhuang said: "Although there are human feelings in addition to reasoning, but before human feelings, we must first adhere to the legal principles, so your majesty will hurt in the future and give future generations a bad example."

"But the aristocratic family didn't win, and even hurt more than the country and the emperor," said Mr. Zhuang, "During the Later Wei Dynasty, the world was in great chaos, most of the aristocratic families moved south, and only a few clans or some small clans remained. Come down, they have migrated to Jiangnan for many years, and the foundation is already there."

"When the previous dynasty was in great chaos, His Majesty fought all the way from Longxi to the middle of Shu. Only Jiangnan, which was a peaceful corner, did not experience many wars, and was directly presented by various families." Mr. Zhuang said: "So Jiangnan has always been under the control of various families. Once His Majesty took advantage of Yang's incident and sent the Crown Prince and Lord Wei to the south of the Yangtze River, the foundation of the family may be shaken in the future."

These things were still secret in the court, and only a few ministers knew about it or guessed it. The reason why Mr. Zhuang knew about it was because of the prince.

He is now the most popular gentleman of the prince. A few years ago, the prince came back from Jiangnan and talked with Mr. Zhuang about state affairs.

Of course, he didn't say anything about the emperor and his secret plans, just curious how Mr. Zhuang thought about the family's control over Jiangnan, and even the influence of the government.

Mr. Zhuang guessed a few things while talking with him. In addition, the three disciples of Xu Yu participated in almost the whole process. He knew a lot of information. Once the two sides were combined, they could guess the plans of the emperor and the prince.

This kind of policy is related to the future of the country, and he has two disciples who are disciples of an aristocratic family, so he naturally wants to get in touch with them and give them some homework along the way.

Bai Shan paid attention to the arrangement of the prince at the time, and then asked Mr. Zhuang curiously, "Why did your majesty and the prince start with salt and iron instead of directly taking the officials and military power that the aristocratic family placed in Jiangnan?"

After all, the emperor has a lot of military power. Except for a few important towns in the south of the Yangtze River, most of the military power in other places is in the hands of the emperor.

Mr. Zhuang said at the time: "Nearly 60% of the salt in the world comes from the south of the Yangtze River. Once there is a military chaos in the south of the Yangtze River, it will inevitably affect the whole country. Troubled. Your Majesty is right not to take the risk."

At that time, Bai Shan said, "Aren't officials and nobility not allowed to do business?"

After he finished speaking, he regretted it, and Mr. Zhuang happily arranged a lot of homework for him along the way. Even Bai Erlang, who had no problems at all, was arrested to do his homework.

Although Man Bao escaped because of his busy work and did not need to write articles in person, Mr. Zhuang still said to her, "You are an official in the court now, while your brothers and sisters-in-law are working at home, and now your fourth brother is doing business. You are still young, and your household registration is still in your father’s name, so you can’t get your business registration. But if your business is big in the future, even if your family will not be separated, the yamen will force your fourth brother to change his family, and these are all related to the national economy and people’s livelihood. Very smart children, it is not enough to learn medical skills, if you want to go further, you have to continue to study like Bai Shan and Bai Cheng, and learn more knowledge."

That's why they pondered the business affairs of this official. Bai Shan and the three of them racked their brains and thought about it for a year. It was considered that they had barely handed in their homework.

Bai Shan said: "This matter is very important. It is impossible to do it overnight. We can only do it slowly and step by step."

The emperor definitely didn't want to make too much trouble. After all, when the world was in chaos, various families came out from the south of the Yangtze River to follow the army to quell the chaos. Although they also followed the rebel army, the rebel army also helped, and almost invested all the famous people in the world. Once again, there are those who have formed their own army and want to compete.

But in the end, when the dust settled, they did a lot of credit, and the emperor probably didn't want to leave a reputation for being mean and unkind.

Chang Yu couldn't forget one thing, "Then can I do business with Zhou Man?"

Man Bao already had the tendency to be a traitor and shied away: "It's not with me, it's with my niece!"

Chang Yu: "...If she is a man, she must be a traitor. If she enters the harem, she will be the legendary traitor."

Bai Shan was unhappy and said: "She is telling the truth, she is not involved in her family's business, and it is all done by her family. Moreover, she is now engaged to me and will marry me in Longzhou Bai in the future. What does her family's business have to do with her?"

Man Bao and Bai Erlang looked at him together, and were amazed in their hearts. Seeing the perfect words to shirk, this is the standard for a traitor.

Bai Shan glared at the two of them secretly, telling them to restrain themselves and not demolish their own platform.

The two bowed their heads together.

Chang Yu couldn't find anything to refute, but Liu Huan nodded in agreement. Yin or He Mingda didn't speak, and he understood it best in his heart.

During the silence, Man Bao quietly went to remove the pot on the stove, opened the lid, and the aroma gushed out. Everyone's eyes came over, and the stagnant atmosphere was relieved.

Chang Yu swallowed his saliva and murmured, "This is the steamed pork you made at home."

Man Bao nodded, took out the steamed meat and put it on the table. Before she could introduce it, a sound of footsteps came, and a few people followed the sound and turned to look, and saw that the prince was striding forward.

Everyone immediately stood up and saluted.

The prince went to the pavilion, glanced between them, waved his hand and said, "No gift," his eyes fell on the table and asked, "Where did these dishes come from?"

Man Bao whispered back: "The princess asked someone to prepare it, and the princesses also brought a dish?"

Seeing that she avoided the key points, the prince simply pointed to the steaming steamed meat and asked, "Where did this come from?"

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