The Queen's Guide to Wealth

Chapter 102
She is good at letting Jinse wield knives and guns, but she will suddenly be asked to manage the accounts, which is really embarrassing for her.

It's not that Jinse doesn't understand anything, but she just finds it troublesome. As a princess, her mother and concubine taught her more or less these things when she was still in the imperial city.

Still negotiating with Jin Bo, Ah Kuan has already packed up his things and is ready to go, throwing the account of the village and the key to the warehouse to Jin Se.

"Fourth princess, I've handed over all the property in our village to you. You have to think about how to arrange it. It will be hard for you during this time."

After saying that, Jinse turned on the horse gracefully, but Jinse still wanted to struggle, "Hey~!" twice, and chased after him and shouted: "A Kuan, A Kuan, don't be in a hurry to leave, you will take me for another half a day."

Ah Kuan didn't look back, he just waved to the two of them, and then he patted his horse and left.

Jinse's resistance was futile, but she took over A Kuan's shift, and walked towards the warehouse with the account book in hand.

Most of the people who practiced with her in winter returned to the village to prepare for spring plowing.

Some homeless people stayed in the village to help. In order to facilitate management, Jin Bo deliberately reminded Jin Se to compile a list for them, including the imperial tomb under her jurisdiction, which should also be included in the list.

In this way, the general situation of Zhuangzi is clear at a glance, and it is also convenient to arrange and dispatch what happens in the future.

Although Jinse has a wild temper, she is very serious in doing things. She was a little flustered at first, but she got used to it after a day or two.

It was only then that I figured out how much money I had, but I always felt that the amount was wrong. I obviously brought back a lot of things from bandits and bandits. After one winter, how could there be so little left.

I dug out the previous account book, and it was recorded in great detail, even how much food the village ate and used every day.

There is another book that specifically records the money and items that flowed out of Jinse's hands, including several carts of bricks and tiles, and several pieces of wood, all of which are recorded in the record, as well as the signature of the recipient.

If these things were converted into silver money, it would be a considerable sum, but now almost all of them were given away by Jin Se for nothing.

On this day, someone from the village came to ask for something, saying that it was to repair the house, and wanted to go to the mountain to cut some strong logs.

If it was in the past, Jinse would not even blink, and would chop as much as she wanted, and maybe even chop a few more to give away.

But looking at the bald back mountain today, I felt a little distressed. It was hard to refuse when someone begged me, so I came up with an idea.

If you want to use the wood from the back mountain in the future, if you cut one tree, you have to plant two next to it, and whoever plants it has to take care of it until it becomes useful.

People who used wood in the past must also implement this new rule, and come back to fill in the young saplings. As for where the new tree seeds come from, Jinse doesn't care.

Anyway, I have to make up the bald part of her back. If someone doesn't listen, then if there is any trouble in the future, there is no need to ask her for help.

After a few days, the mountain became lively. I don’t know where the villagers got the saplings.

I really planted saplings on the bald hillside, which can be regarded as helping Jinse recover some losses.

But since Jinse took charge of the property, she has become stingy, and even the daily meals of the village have begun to count carefully.

At noon that day, Jinbo, who was in charge of digging the pond, called everyone to rest, and Ayao came with a donkey to bring them food.

One cake per person, one bowl of thin vegetable soup, and no extra bites. Jin Bo was so happy that people could not help complaining about having food like this.

"Too poor to get rid of the pot? You can't eat enough after working hard. Is there no food in the village?"

A Yao was also a little bit wronged. The aunt who cooked on the stove, in order to let them who worked like this eat more, only drank some gruel every day. She hadn't even eaten a bite since she opened her eyes.

"The fourth princess only gives so much every day. My mother and the others have tried their best so that everyone can have a stutter."

Jinbo swallowed the pancake in two or three gulps: "What's the matter? If you don't eat enough, you won't have the energy to work. I'll ask Jinse and ask me."

When they arrived at the door of the barn, seeing that Jinse was also enjoying a piece of pancake and a bowl of soup, he asked.

"Is there no food? Why is the food getting worse and worse these days? I don't even feel full. Let alone those who work hard, how do you manage your family?"

Jinse wiped her mouth: "Don't I want to save some money, if the harvest is not good this year, I will starve to death. I saved some for emergency, and the rest should be eaten as planned, and it should be harvested in autumn time. Don’t worry, I’ve done all the calculations, and I won’t starve to death.”

"Don't worry, if you don't starve to death, you will probably get sick from starvation. You can't get enough to eat right now. Who can wait until autumn."

Jinbo's puffy look was very cute, Jinse couldn't help it, and was about to pinch her blushing face with his hand, but Jinbo slapped her away, and retracted his hand embarrassingly.

"I can't do anything about it. I eat one meal and one less meal. Who knows if the weather will be smooth this year. Didn't you say that you have to take one step and look at three steps, and you can't just focus on the present. We are still doing well, at least we still have Eat, the village has nothing to eat, so we can only drink wild vegetable soup to satisfy our hunger."

It shouldn't be, Jinbo remembered that the food they brought back from the bandits was enough for a whole year, and it was just the beginning of spring, so it was impossible to be so nervous.

He lifted his foot into the warehouse, only to find that most of the grain hoarded was missing.

"Jinse, you're giving food to people again!"

Jinse followed in, and seeing Jinbo was angry, she said with a smile, "Oh, I was discovered by you."

"Are you full? You almost can't eat, and you still give it to them. Did I tell you that we have to take care of ourselves first. You are addicted to helping people, and feeding them for a winter is not enough."

Hearing this, Jinse's face suddenly changed: "Jinbo, you can't say that, we are the princess of Dayou, we can't ignore the hardships of the common people."

Jin Bo breathed out, young man, you are still too innocent, I really regret showing her those books and works, how could you live such an idealistic person.

It seems that it is necessary to make her sober and realize the reality.

"Okay, let me ask you, what are you doing now other than being a princess?"

Jinse was a little confused by the question: "What do I have? What does this have to do with caring for the common people?"

Jinbo hates iron but not steel: "What do you mean, do you have the right? Do you have soldiers? Do you have money? Do you have the ability? You have nothing to do to protect the people?"

Jinse's eyes were slightly red, feeling that she had been greatly wronged: "I have this heart to love them, isn't that enough?"

"Only the heart is of no use. It can neither be eaten nor drunk. You don't have the strength to do these things yet. You can't rush this matter. Take your time and take care of yourself first."

(End of this chapter)