Gong fight?Niang Niang, she dominated the cold palace by farming

Chapter 233 Chapter 233

For safety reasons, large-scale breeding is still not allowed to be privatized, but no one cares about the number of chickens and ducks raised by the people in their own homes.

Xu Ji decided to act as he did in Wan County.

There are more and more people who belong to themselves, and the issue of treatment has to be re-planned.

Guo Shun's opinion is: the people who followed Xu Ji in the cold palace are the most central, and should receive the best treatment, followed by the relatives of these people, and a little less.

The last one is attached later, and it belongs to the last class.

This is not to say that everyone has high or low status, but that the rewards are different during festivals and festivals.

For example, the first class will have the priority to distribute the meat. After slaughtering the pigs and sheep, they will be the first to receive the meat, and there will be generous rewards on New Year's Day.

The second-class share will be smaller, and the rewards will not be so generous.

In the third class, there are no free items distributed, and there is no reward, but it is still much cheaper to buy meat and the like than outside.

Xu Ji had never been impatient with these things, but looking at Guo Shun's general thinking, he thought it was okay, so he asked him to draw up the detailed rules, and then asked experienced people from Wuyang City to help.

Guo Shun rushed back excitedly, took this as the outline, drew up the detailed rules and asked someone to go over them again and again, and then took them to Xu Zi for review.

Xu Ji agreed, and immediately carried it out.

Because there are promotion and demotion conditions attached, if someone makes a mistake, they will lose their special treatment. On the contrary, if they make special contributions, the special treatment will be promoted.

After it was done, it was publicized, and no one refused to accept it.

After arranging these things properly, the princess's mansion devoted itself to the intense and orderly spring plowing and the construction of reservoirs and other matters.

The heavy snow in winter gradually began to melt. The first heavy snowstorm and the continuous snowfall after that brought sufficient water sources to the Northland.

When the ice and snow completely melted, seasonal swamps even formed in some places.

Song Qingzhai is still negotiating peace with Beihu, and has fought several battles one after another during this period, which is quite leisurely, but nine times out of ten times he came to the Princess's Mansion, he did not see Xu Ji, so he just asked If you look for her directly, you may miss it, because Xu Ji has too many things to do.

Sometimes she is instructing farming, sometimes busy in the arsenal, and sometimes at the construction site of the reservoir.

In desperation, Song Qingzhai had no choice but to appoint special soldiers to deliver letters to himself and Xu Ji, and he also began to concentrate on official duties.

On this day, Zhang Jia came forward to report: "My lord, Doctor Lu is asking to see you."

Song Qingzhai was slightly taken aback, he and Lu Suwen had very little direct interaction, and Lu Suwen was also very reserved, never asking to see him.

Could it be something big this time?
He hesitated for a moment, then nodded, "Let her in."

The presence of her father and daughter in the army has indeed reduced the casualties of the soldiers, and they have made meritorious service.

Lu Suwen saluted respectfully after entering, and Song Qingzhai asked someone to move a seat for her.

Lu Suwen didn't dare to sit down, looked around, and said, "My lord, I have a secret and important matter to tell you, so I ask you to turn away from the left and right."

Song Qingzhai frowned, his eyes became colder, "The ones who can stay in the tent are all my confidantes."

"My lord," Lu Suwen tightened his fingers, "It's about the Princess, so I invite my lord Haihan."

Only then did Song Qingzhai wave back the guards who were close to him, and said indifferently: "If you catch wind and say something that is not good for the princess, don't blame me for not thinking of your usual achievements."

Lu Suwen felt bitter in his heart.

(End of this chapter)