Two stupid postmodern life

After Jichang came out of the palace, he went directly to Chengxie Lane, because Ersha would stay there for a while every afternoon, and he wanted to pick him up along the way, and then the two went home together.

Chengxie Alley is no longer what it used to be. Looking at this alley, Jichang is like seeing Shi Ke back then.Its transformation has also stimulated the local helper manpower, because the number of jobs at night has increased, and more businesses that need part-time jobs have also increased, and the helper manpower has also taken a small step forward.

In the beginning, Bangshou and Xiangxiang Hotel started operation at the same time. Xiangxiang’s achievements were gratifying, but Bangshou’s development was not optimistic.

This has to start with the national conditions of Semu.

As I said before, Semu is famous for its colorful treasures and minerals. Most of the industries that local workers are engaged in are also related to these two industries. Not to mention the difficult conditions of mining, the country has an extremely tight schedule in order to speed up the process, so the people of Semu , In addition to going to the mine, there is no extra time to engage in part-time jobs. Even if there is that time, the exhaustion of the body after a long time in the mine does not allow part-time jobs.Coupled with the fact that the eyes are closed to the country, it will never provide as many labor positions as Shi Ke.

Therefore, the development of assistant manpower in Semu is quite half-dead.

Later, Jichang also thought that the result might be due to different national conditions, but the grand occasion of the assistant manpower in Shike at that time was really imprinted in his mind, and he couldn't get rid of it no matter what.

Ji Changduo hopes that his country can also be as prosperous and prosperous as Shi Ke.

So after he came to power, he had thought about abolishing the closed-door policy, but when he thought that if it was lifted, Xuan Ye would definitely send someone to snatch Ersha, so he temporarily shelved this idea.

Jichang told himself, I didn't give up completely, but the time is not yet ripe. After a few years, when Xuanye completely forgets Ersha and Ersha can't do without him, there is no rush to bring it up again.

The second new policy he wants to implement is to slow down the mining of colored treasures and veins in Semu, strengthen safety management, and provide better protection for miners.

About Sangma, Ersha once nagged in Jichang's ear. Jichang still remembers that Ersha said at that time: "I don't object to Semu Mining, but the safety measures are really bad, and the miners are injured because of mining." There are too many dead and injured, and the compensation system is also poor, and the compensation is seriously insufficient.”

Speaking of hatred, Ersha cursed indignantly: "I heard that those mine veins are owned by nobles, and they really don't care about human lives in order to make money, cutting off civilians like leeks."

After that, Jichang began to seriously think about this issue.

To be honest, among the Semu royal family, Jichang has always been considered the most close to the people. When he was young, he liked to go to the folk, eat folk food, and see the scenery of various places.

But in his bones, he believed that there was still a clear boundary between civilians and himself. Although he would not regard ordinary human lives as trivial, after all, they would not cause too many ripples because of their casualties.

In his eyes, the royal family is the most precious, the common people can only be ordinary, and the foreigners should be one level lower, and it is not too much to say that they are equal to livestock.

But since Shi Ke was in trouble, due to his own experience, he gradually realized that the Xuanji people, the common people of Semu, and the royal family seemed to be the same kind of existence.

Jadeite, Zhuzi, Wangwu, Maizi, part-time workers who help manpower, shop owners, etc., they are all living, flesh-and-blood people, their joys and sorrows, troubles, and troubles are no different from those of Semu people.

And these are all taught by Ersha.

So, after that, Jichang has been thinking about this policy. He thought that with the power of the royal family, this policy would be easy to implement, but the fact gave him a hard blow.

The rights to colored treasures and ores are in the hands of the royal family, but not in the hands of the royal family.

Simply put, it is in the hands of all nobles.

Mineral veins are given to nobles since their birth, and they are equivalent to titles.

It is said that in the early days of the founding of Semu, the founding heroes were not uncommon for the land bestowed by the lord, because the Semu Desert occupies a large part of the land, and no matter how large the fiefdom is, the desert is mixed in it, and the gold content is greatly reduced.

Although there are many oases among them, after all, the area is limited and cannot be used to produce more food and livestock. Therefore, compared with land, the reward they hope to get is the mine.

In order to motivate the nobles, the lords had to give out the mine veins in their hands one by one. Therefore, although there are many mine veins, there are very few that are truly in the hands of the royal family.

Now to ensure safety, the decree has been issued, but in order to reduce expenditures, the owners of the mine veins have to obey the law and violate the law, so although the order is issued, it is as difficult to implement as if it had not been issued.

Ji Chang is a hit!

He didn't want to be the lord of the country, but due to his responsibilities and obligations, he did.As the lord of the country, he wants the citizens to be happy and healthy, but it is so difficult to do so.

Several times the court got angry and reprimanded several ministers who refused to mend their ways, but the result was still unsatisfactory.

The nobles were certain that their new ruler was weak and incompetent, and they couldn't do anything except go out to experience the people's sentiments.

The ore vein was rewarded to us by the former lord, why are you here to point fingers now?

When hearing the minister's discussion behind his back, Ji Chang really wanted to rush out and pull these people out to fight dozens of big boards, but he could only think about it.

The nobles have been in power for a long time, and what's more, they will hoard their own troops, and they will affect the whole body. They can't provoke them, dare not provoke them, and can only plan slowly.

Fortunately, Ji Heng has everything.

Just because he is useless as the ruler doesn't mean Ji Heng is useless.

In fact, Jichang never imagined that when we first met, the young man who hid behind the door and peeped at him, that submissive boy who always kept his head down, would become what he is today, vigorous and powerful.

I don't know what trick he used. A few days later, in the early court, the nobles who controlled most of the mine veins suddenly wrote a letter collectively, willing to return the reward from the late emperor and hand it over to the state.

On that day, Jichang sat on the high-ranking throne and watched the officials kneel down respectfully, begging the king to take back the mine. His humble face was completely different from the arrogance he had a few days ago.

At this time, he saw his fourth younger brother, the man who was so powerful and known as the regent, standing in the front row of everyone, took the lead in kneeling down, and said, "Long live my emperor, long live, long live, long live."

When Ji Heng raised his head, Ji Chang looked at his devout face, slightly grinning mouth, and narrowed eyes, as if he had returned to the day when he met the boy a few years ago.

"The prince, please protect me well in the future, let me have no worries about food and clothing, and make my wishes come true, how about it?"

Ji Chang thought, Ji Heng, in fact, you have been protecting me, making me have no worries about food and clothing, and all my wishes come true, right?

Thank you for allowing me to be carefree and live the way I want to live.

Thank you, Ji Heng!