Recreating the prosperous Tang begins with summoning players

In May of the third year of Zhide, Uighur Shangkedun Li Guangqin led the young Uighur Khan He Moda to Chang'an City.

Li Tan gave a very warm welcome to this imperial sister. He personally greeted Li Guangqin outside Chang'an City, and then gave Li Guangqin the former residence of King Yong near the Taiji Palace.

Li Guangqin was ordered by the emperor to take over Yongwang's lineage, and Li Guangqin led the little Khan to visit Yongwang's spiritual seat.

Li Guangqin's biological father, Pugu Huai'en, made great contributions in quelling the Anshi Rebellion, and now he has been made a Duke of the state. Although Li Guangqin and Pugu Huai'en have nothing to do with each other in terms of etiquette, Li Tan, the prince of the state, still let Pugu Huai'en and Li Guangqin meet. , Li Guangqin saw his parents and brothers, weeping again, lived in Pugu Huai'en's house for two days, and told his family what happened on the grassland.

With the pacification of the Anshi Rebellion, Li Tan's luck point income gradually stabilized, and with the increase in the number of players, luck expenditure and luck income gradually reached a balance.

When the number of players reached 4, Li Tan seldom recruited players on a large scale. Only when old players deleted their accounts and quit, would they supplement players in a targeted manner.

This also made players who followed Datang Fengyun explode, accusing the dog of planning hunger marketing and deliberately not opening more test quotas.

The players in the game have a tacit understanding, and they no longer publicize some content in the game to outsiders. Except for some players who took videos in Datang Fengyun, most players only discuss in the game forum Although the content of Datang Fengyun and the popularity of the game are still very high, they are quickly suppressed by other hot spots in the ever-changing era.

However, the account price of Datang Fengyun has been rising steadily, and Li Tan has to raise the threshold for exchanging test qualifications. Now that there is no battle for the time being, it is even more difficult for ordinary players to accumulate contribution points. Although players are also complaining on the forum, players are now There are also some vague thoughts, this is not a game, but a second life.

A terminally ill player found himself in the game world after getting sick and dying in the real world.

This player's post was quickly deleted and became an urban legend of Datang Fengyun, but many players have seen this player in the game.

This matter was tacitly understood by the players collectively, and some keen players began to pay more attention to the relationship with the "indigenous" instead of treating them as game NPCs as before.

In June of the third year of Zhide, Silla international students who returned to Silla established academies in cities and towns in Silla. As the theme, education was established in Silla, and newspapers and periodicals were established.

For these academies, the small court of Silla didn't care at all at first.

These scholars are all from poor families. Of course, these poor families are at least small landlords like rich peasants. Families who really can't afford food will definitely not be able to send their children to study in the Tang Dynasty.

The small court of Silla secretly imprisoned these scholars studying in the Tang Dynasty and prohibited them from holding any public office.

Of course, the Silla court did not dare to issue such an order explicitly against Datang, and could only do so secretly when selecting officials.

The Silla imperial court didn't care about these scholars at the beginning. For those real nobles in Jincheng, these scholars are just country bumpkins, low-blooded inferiors. Let them go out to serve, and there will be no trouble.

However, things slowly changed. By the end of the third year of Zhide, dozens of academies in Silla had gained more and more influence.

As a country in the East Asian cultural circle, ordinary people in Silla respect scholars very much, not to mention that these are scholars who have studied in Datang. The guy who lived in Tang Dynasty, after returning to Silla, he also became the head of the academy like a dog, and became the most respected "scholar" in ten miles and eight villages.

In addition to recruiting potential seeds, Quan Zuohuan's academy also united with several surrounding academies to run a newspaper called "Silla New Talk".

The Silla court was indeed very backward, and did not realize the importance of such things as newspapers, and did not have much vigilance against the newspaper "Silla Xinshuo".

Those "big" people in the Silla Dynasty Hall prefer to read the newspapers of the Tang Dynasty. Now that the sea transportation is developed, some people spend a lot of money to buy various newspapers from the coastal cities of the Tang Dynasty, and then sell them to Xinluo at a high price. In the Jincheng of Xinluo The supply of dignitaries is in short supply.

However, these are not relevant to ordinary people. "Silla Xinshuo" is more like a newspaper for citizens to read. Because of its low price and low reading threshold, it quickly became popular in Silla.

Even in Jinseong, the capital of Silla, every issue of "Silla New Talk" was sold out as soon as it was printed.

In addition to Jincheng, "Silla Xinshuo" was also popular in two other cities.

One is Incheon, the most important port in South Silla Province. After Datang forcibly leased Incheon, the best port in the north developed rapidly and became a logistics base in Northeast Asia. The group of dock workers was born in Incheon.

Workers eat together and work together, which requires division of labor and cooperation as well as settlement of wages.

Because of these needs, some foremen organized some short-term literacy training classes intentionally or unintentionally.

Datang stipulates that all workers at the wharf must sign contracts and labor contracts. In order to be able to understand the contract, and also to be able to understand the time to settle wages and arrange work hours, workers will also learn to read.

Quan Zuohuan's hometown is not far from Incheon, and he also keenly grasped the group of dock workers. He quickly led his classmates to Incheon and opened an academy beside the Incheon pier.

Quan Zuohuan's academy offers free teaching, and the main thing is a one-month short-term literacy training class.

This move was greatly welcomed by the dock workers, and Quan Zuohuan's reputation increased day by day.

Literate dock workers also began to read newspapers in their spare time. At first, they only read the content of folklore and novels on the third and fourth pages. Gradually, they also began to pay attention to current affairs in Silla.

Corresponding to Incheon, in Wuzhou of Silla (later Gwangju), because of the gathering of sericulture and silk reeling industries, the Silla court introduced some obsolete silk reeling and textile tools from the Tang Dynasty in order to increase trade exports. Most of the textile workshops.

When these textile workers entered the factory, they also needed to read and write, which echoed the "Silla Xinshuo", and "Wuzhou Shilun" quickly became the second largest newspaper in Silla.

After the Silla court realized the importance of public opinion, the people of Jincheng had already begun to read these two newspapers.

Just after the Silla court promulgated a ban on the newspaper industry, prohibiting private newspapers, a raging wave of protests surged.