Everyone is attacking me

Song Hua coughed again and again: "What did you say? You want to join the army?"

Xu Xian's face darkened slightly: "You are allowed to study forensic medicine, but I am not allowed to join the army?"

"Xu Xu Xu, I didn't say no." Seeing that his friend seemed to be coming for real, Song Hua restrained his expression a little, "Didn't you just watch the military parade on a whim?"

"If that's the case, I advise you to think about it carefully. I heard that after King Su's military reform, the training has become more stringent. Are you sure you can hold it?"

Xu Xian picked up the tea: "I'm not joking with you, I'm serious."

"Isn't it?" Song Hua looked at his expression, and the joke on his face disappeared, "Are you really serious?"

Xu Xian nodded: "Well, I have already registered at the recruitment office."

Song Hua was completely dumbfounded now. He knew that King Su was recruiting troops. During the previous military reform, many remnants were dismissed. Some were assigned to be traffic police, some went to Jixiang Mall and Furong Garden as security guards, and some were willing to return to their hometowns. I was assigned to be a newspaper seller at a local newsstand, responsible for selling the Times, and I heard that buses will be arranged in various provinces soon, and those retired soldiers will be given priority when choosing coachmen.

Because many of the remnant soldiers were cleared away, King Su specially set up a public recruiting site in Chang'an City. He thought it was interesting to visit at that time.

This time recruiting soldiers is no different than in the past. Before recruiting soldiers, they need to do a medical examination. He said that he must pass the pass before he can join the army. He thought that now that the war with the Huns has been settled, the Holy One has brought out new crops. No one from ordinary people will join the army. Not a lot.

After inquiring, I found out that King Su had made major changes this time. In the past, retiring the disabled soldiers was just a matter of giving some money. After receiving a large pension, the money will be distributed according to the number of years, which will last for ten years, and their children are allowed to study in the government for free. In addition to receiving some money for the disabled, the imperial court will be responsible for teaching their skills and making arrangements for them. Make a living, and at the same time be responsible for the education of their children.

With these promises, the number of applicants will only increase.

"Don't tell me you passed?"

Not everyone can pass the recruitment this time. It is said that there are strict scrutiny, especially the so-called physical examination, and many people have been shaved off.

Xu Xian raised his eyebrows, took out a piece of paper from his pocket and shook it at him: "Of course it's over, I'm telling you just because it's over."

Song Hua looked at the big qualified seal under the paper, and was completely convinced this time: "You...forget it, I can't persuade you, you should first think about how you want to explain to your uncle."

Xu Xian shook his head: "I'm not going to tell my father, I've already told the recruiting office and asked them to keep it secret for me, I plan to go directly to the barracks."

As a playmate who grew up together, Song Hua understood Xu Xian's meaning almost immediately: "So you came to tell me just to wait for you to leave, let me tell your father?!"

"You you you..." He pointed at Xu Xian with trembling fingers.

Xu Xian nodded as a matter of course: "Don't forget the last time you cried and shouted to study forensic medicine, who took you in and helped you?"

"How can this be the same!" Song Hua retorted, "If I help you cover it up, your father may even blame me!"

Joining the army is much more dangerous than forensic medicine. Judging by the military parade, the saint is obviously ambitious. Sooner or later he will go to war, and he will definitely go to the battlefield.

Moreover, Xu Xian's situation is different from his. He has brothers and brothers, but Xu Xian's father has only one son.

Xu Xian naturally knew this, and because he knew it, he kept it a secret.

As the eldest grandson of the Shangshu of the Ministry of Industry, he has been blessed since he was born, but since Song Hua devoted himself to studying forensic medicine, he stopped playing with them. He gradually felt that messing around all day was no fun, especially When he followed Song Hua to join in the fun, he was deeply touched by watching Yu Liulang's changes.

After thinking about it, he finally came to his senses when he saw the military parade and decided to join the army.

"Don't worry, I wrote a letter, then you will help me to hand it to my grandfather, and he will stop my father."

Song Hua gritted his teeth and took it: "Okay, I will help you this time!"

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When Emperor Yuan and Qing heard the news of Xu Xian's joining the army, he was just finishing "studying" with his uncle. The Longyang Daquan was thrown on the ground, and the dragon bed was in a mess.

He shook his head when he heard the words: "If Xu Qing knows, Uncle Huang will have a headache."

He knew the affairs of the Xu family very well. Xu's father was injured when he was young, and Xu Xian was the only son. If something happened to Xu Xian, one can imagine what would happen to him.

He couldn't help saying: "If Xu Qing makes a big fuss, send Xu Xian back."

He didn't want the uncle to be too embarrassing.

King Su laughed and said, "No need, since Xu Xian has signed the contract, he has to abide by the military regulations. If everyone regrets and wants to retire, it will become a joke."

In fact, compared to ordinary people, he is more willing to join the army with Xu Xian's background.

Most of the common people who are willing to sign up are desperate and want to join the army and have a bite to eat. Such soldiers are too poor in physique, and it takes a while to recuperate. On the contrary, they are not as good as Xu Xian, who have good physique and can train immediately when they come up.

Emperor Yuanqing couldn't help but feel moved when he heard this: "Actually, I've been thinking about whether, as Shao Yan said, we can set up a training camp and throw the clan and the dude disciples in the capital into it. I don't know if we can really reborn?"

Especially the clan, now the younger ones are all enrolled in Zishantang, they are learning better day by day, and they will be pillars in the future, but those who have grown crooked and forced them to study are irresistible, it is better to throw them into the barracks and let them carefully study. Give it a try, it might be useful.

"There is no need for them to join the army, as long as they can be improved."

King Su squinted his eyes, and had already calculated in his heart: "Yes, this method is feasible, but only His Majesty needs to speak to make them willing."

The traversers came up with more and more new things, and these dandies in Chang'an City had more and more ideas.

There are those who bought glass windows by Bifu and smashed them, and those who drove horse-drawn carriages outside the city. They built pools for swimming in summer and skating in winter.

Emperor Yuanqing smiled: "As long as the uncle is not too troublesome, I will make an order tomorrow."

King Su said: "I don't need to go in person, it's enough to randomly select a few platoon leaders."

Today's Forbidden Army is far superior to the past, with enhanced nutrition supply and physical fitness, and has undergone strict training and related ideological education, so it is no problem to deal with mere dudes.

So the two talked a few words, and set a future that would make all the dandies howl in pain.

At the same time, public opinion about the monks fermented. As the Times swept across the country, these things that the monks did really existed, and they were not fabricated by reporters. Many ordinary people had seen them with their own eyes, and all kinds of revelations emerged one after another.

For a while, people's perception of monks dropped sharply. Even if the reporter only targeted monks who violated the precepts, people have a sense of association, and they don't know that they only found out how rich the monks were after they settled their accounts, which caused an uproar among the people.

Soon there were incidents of thieves going to the temple to steal, not to mention the thieves actually succeeded, stole a lot of gold and silver, and were caught by the government when they were selling the stolen goods.

The common people reported spontaneously, and soon all the monks who got married and had children were found out.

Within half a month, temples around the world finally couldn't bear to surrender to the Yuan and Qing emperors. Otherwise, if this continues, the people will lose their trust and the number of believers will decrease. There will be no Buddhism.

In fact, these hosts were also bluffed by Emperor Yuan and Qing, thinking that he really wanted to liquidate with a knife, and coupled with the oppression of public opinion, they were defeated in a hurry. In fact, Emperor Yuan and Qing had no intention of killing them all at all.

Several well-known monks of the time entered Beijing together, with the intention of living and dying together, which shocked Emperor Yuan and Qing, and at the same time felt the power of public opinion.

In contrast, the Taoist priests are much more low-key and smarter. When the reporter mentioned the monks, they only mentioned a few words about the Taoist priests, and did not focus on the description, so everyone focused on the monks. Many Taoist priests left Chang'an quietly. In the city, I went back to the Taoist temple in the mountains to avoid the limelight.

There are also quite a few who were scared and returned to the vulgarity, and there are still some things that have nothing to do with them, and they continue to concentrate on cultivating the Tao.

The Yuan and Qing emperors had sent people to keep an eye on the Taoist temples, and all those who tried to fool around were arrested and had to choose one of the two.

At the same time, it was ordered to conduct a census of monks and Taoists across the country. Accurate numbers must be presented, and then identity cards must be made for them. The identity cards must be marked with a clear identity. Existing badges will need to be replaced.

After all this commotion, the monks had to give in and accepted the new laws enacted by the Yuan and Qing emperors. The temples began to be rectified. Those who did not want to abandon their wives and children were released and returned to the vulgar. It is necessary to break with the secular predestined relationship, and those who have not broken the precepts should be more cautious.

At the same time, sort out all industries and pay taxes according to tax laws and regulations.

Many temples have a long history, and their accumulated foundations are no less than that of the upper class nobles. The Yuan and Qing emperors did not kill them all, but only required them to pay all the taxes he had been in charge of since his administration.

As for how to check and pay, Emperor Yuan and Qing didn't trust the local officials. Just as Shao Yan wanted to continue his inspections, he handed over the matter to him and Jin Yiwei to handle it together.

At the same time, Emperor Yuan and Qing ordered Cheng Chuo to announce the news in the new issue of Times, that the imperial court will cooperate with major temples and Taoist temples to establish nursing homes. Those who are widowed, widowed, lonely, and poor can not survive on their own can be exchanged for special instructions after verification by the government. ID card, take this ID card to go to temples and Taoist temples, or you can live directly, or receive rations on a monthly basis, as well as daily necessities such as charcoal bedding, and patients can also consult doctors and receive medicines for free.

Emperor Yuan and Qing’s thought was very straightforward. Since monks were all compassionate, they paid attention to accumulating good deeds, took care of orphans and widows, and saved people while accumulating goodness.

In other words, monks benefited from it.

What's more, [-]% of these daily necessities and medicines are paid by the imperial court, and they only need to pay [-]%.

The same is true for Taoism.

As soon as this news was announced, the word-of-mouth of monks and Taoists who had been criticized immediately reversed.

People's hearts and public opinion were turned into clouds and hands turned into rain. Emperor Yuan and Qing couldn't help being more cautious while enacting laws to resolutely put an end to private newspapers.

At the same time as the nursing home was established, the first Salesian Bureau in Chang'an City was established with the Empress Dowager and others in charge to implement the previous promises made by Emperor Yuan and Qing.