The cannon fodder daughter was exiled, she has a system to earn gold

"I came here in a carriage, so I'm not tired. It is urgent to open the warehouses to help the people. The sooner we open the warehouses, the fewer refugees will die. This is the real purpose of Lord Qin and I coming here.

This is also what the Emperor meant."

Lord Wen's words are very clear. If you are sensible, just obey and do as he says. Don't try to beat around the bush. This won't work in front of Lord Qin.

This can be considered as a kind reminder from Lord Wen to Yuwen Liao.

As a result, Yuwen Liao did not understand Lord Wen's good intentions at all. He just felt that these two people deliberately came to him to show off their power and squeeze him.

Could it be that they had received some news in advance, so they came here in a hurry to open the warehouses and provide food?

Seeing that those two men were determined to get what they wanted, there was no way to avoid it.

"Then I will notify the others right away."

Yuwen Liao was about to go out as he spoke, and he thought he would be stopped by Lord Qin, but no one called him. He had to quickly find his staff to discuss countermeasures.

Qin Erlu deliberately let him go, not allowing him to identify his accomplices and to prevent them from taking any action on their own. So his trip this time was in vain.

He also brought quite a few people with him, and he asked them to use the oilcloth they brought from the army to set up a porridge tent and start cooking porridge.

A few soldiers were sent out to hold gongs and walk around, banging them and shouting, "The emperor has learned of the drought in Xuzhou and Fengzhou, and has ordered the imperial envoy to bring food to provide relief. Everyone, go to the city gate, where there is a free porridge stall!"

Qin Erlu asked them to say this, so that the people would know who provided the food so that they would not be grateful to the wrong person.

The soldiers shouted as they walked for a long distance. When the refugees, who were starving and desperate, heard that there was food available, they all rushed to the city gate of Xuzhou without caring who gave them the food.

"Don't run, don't run, line up and anyone who disrupts you will be kicked out without a sip of water!"

Qin Erlu brought many people with him and didn't care about the trivial matters in Xuzhou Prefecture. Yuwen Liao deliberately didn't give anyone the chance to discuss this matter. Lord Wen had already remembered it clearly in his little notebook.

These are sent to the Emperor via carrier pigeons every day. Of course, just in case, Lord Wen will keep some records here.

The people Qin Erlu brought were real soldiers, not those weak-kneed runners in the government office. Moreover, these soldiers had been on the battlefield and killed enemies, and the murderous aura on their bodies was unmatched by ordinary people.

With just a glare, the refugees who were about to riot suddenly became as quiet as night roosters.

But no matter when and where, no matter what identity or what crowd, there are always a few eye-catching people who have to jump out as clowns to disrupt the scene.

The soldiers showed no mercy. They knocked those conspicuous people to the ground, tied them up with ropes, and hung them on a high platform.

Of course, in order to prevent these people from dying, they were each given a bowl of thick porridge. This quenched their thirst and hunger, and they were just hung.

They really didn't dare to disrupt the order anymore and kept howling for mercy, but the soldiers got annoyed and simply stuffed cloth into their mouths to block their mouths.

Leaving them hanging there can also serve as a warning to others.

Without these people, these refugees would not be so well behaved.

These guys are still somewhat useful, so let them hang on for a while.

Therefore, Yuwen Liao, who had originally set up the trap, was furious when he saw that so many refugees did not cause a riot.

Those conspicuous bags were made by people he specially sent out, but they turned out to be useless.

"Master Qingtian, you really are Master Qingtian. We kowtow to you, Master Qingtian!"

Lord Wen was outside watching the soldiers maintaining order at the scene. When the refugees saw him in official uniform, they thought that it was this great master who gave them porridge, so they got excited and immediately knelt down and kowtowed to Lord Wen.

As for why I didn’t expect that it was the prefect of Xuzhou Prefecture who gave the porridge, is there any need to think about it?

There is no way that bastard would do such a conscientious thing.

Lord Wen felt very embarrassed and sad when the people knelt down, so he quickly asked them to stand up.

But the people are stubborn and think that whoever provides them with food is the master and their parent!

The reason they did this was that they hoped to have more food so they could survive this cold winter, otherwise the whole family would die.

"Listen to me, the one you should thank is the current emperor!

It was because the Emperor learned of the drought and the number of refugees that he sent the Imperial Envoy Qin to escort food all the way from the capital that you can eat this porridge."

Lord Wen didn't dare to bow. If Lord Qin hadn't escorted him along the way, the food would have been stolen.

He doesn't have that ability, so he won't take the credit. Of course, the greatest credit goes to the current emperor.

There were also smart people among the people who knelt down and shouted, "Long live the emperor!"

He also praised Lord Qin as a great judge.

Lord Wen recorded this passionate scene of the people in a small notebook. The emperor would definitely be happy to see it.

Thanks to the emperor's wisdom and righteousness, these people did not freeze or starve to death on the road, and they should be able to survive this winter.

“After you finish drinking the porridge, don’t leave. The government will set up tents for you to stay in temporarily, but you cannot cause trouble.

Anyone who intentionally disturbs or creates trouble will be killed without mercy!

Whoever is causing trouble is deliberately trying to prevent the refugees from living in peace. Don't blame the government for being ruthless!

We should supervise each other, so that we can better overcome this difficulty."

Many of the refugees understood Lord Wen's words and organized themselves into a surveillance team. If anyone dared to cause trouble, they would report it immediately and the officers and soldiers would come to suppress it, which saved a lot of trouble.

Yuwen Liao became even angrier when he saw this situation, and it was no longer possible for him to do anything bad to others.

But if this plan fails, there is another one.

That night he sent a beautiful young girl as young as a green onion to Qin Erlu and Lord Wen's room.

As long as these two adults break their rules and use the girls he gave them, they will be at his mercy and will have to join his camp.

"Are they here to serve you?"

Bai Lexuan brought the two beautiful girls to Qin Erlu, who instantly understood what was going on. He was so scared that he stood up immediately with a terribly gloomy face.

He simply pulled Bai Lexuan over and asked her to stay away from the two men.

I was afraid that my wife would get even a little bit of the scent of those people, and it would be unlucky.

"Someone is coming!"

The soldier guarding the door immediately came in with his head lowered, not daring to look up, because their boss's wife was also inside. Others didn't know, but the soldiers guarding the door knew that it was not a servant at all, it was their boss's wife!

"Drag them out!

You really dare to let anyone in. If you do it again, you will be punished by military law!"

Qin Erlu was afraid of scaring his young wife, so he turned his back to Bai Lexuan and gave orders to the soldiers with a gloomy face.

"Yes!"

As for where to send it, is there any need to ask?

Don't want to do it anymore?

Naturally, it should be sent to where it came from.

The two girls were about to use their unique skills of seduction, but before they could open their mouths, they were gagged by the soldiers and dragged out rudely.