Daming: The most ruthless tyrant in history

Chapter 788: Crossing Guandong (7)

A rainstorm came quietly.

Boom~
As lightning suddenly appeared among the dark clouds, followed by piercing thunder, and raindrops as big as beans poured down, the capital city inside and outside was no longer as lively as before.

The Luanwei station.

"This rain is coming at a really bad time."

He Jinzhong took off his raincoat, shook off the rain, and said to Li Ruolian as he walked, "Boss, the Joint Branch Office has been ordered to supervise the immigration to the border. Since there are people from the Factory Guard secretly monitoring, why do our Luan Guards have to follow? Not only do we have to monitor the Joint Branch Office, but we also have to monitor the Factory Guard. Isn't this being too cautious?"

"Why? Do the people below have any objections?"

Li Ruolian stopped and looked at He Jinzhong.

"No...no."

He Jinzhong said hurriedly: "I just have some complaints. After all, the Luanwei has too many things to do and the manpower is insufficient. A group of people will be withdrawn for this matter, so I grumble a few words."

"Do you think this is a simple matter?"

Li Ruo Lian raised his eyebrows slightly. "It's nothing more than relocating people from Northern Zhili and other places to various places in Liaodong in batches through the joint branch office in Beijing and the local areas?"

He Jinzhong didn't say anything.

For those who are not directly involved, even if they are in key departments, the most intuitive impression and feeling is what Li Ruolian said.

“How stupid!!”

Seeing that He Jinzhong said nothing, Li Ruolian snorted coldly and walked quickly towards the office. Seeing this, He Jinzhong hurriedly ran after Li Ruolian.

"Your Majesty's original intention in setting up the Luan Guards is to monitor all the important matters related to the court and the country, as well as the hidden dangers that threaten the rule!!"

Li Ruo Lian walked into the office and walked quickly towards a place. "Those who can be selected into the Luan Guard must be loyal to His Majesty, loyal to the country, and have certain abilities. This is the prerequisite!!"

"The immigration to Liaodong involves northern Zhili, Shandong, Henan and other places, as well as Liaodong. It is unclear how long this will last, but one thing is clear: no less than millions of people will be relocated to various places in Liaodong through the joint branch offices in Beijing and local areas, as well as the central and local offices."

"Your Majesty even issued a decree for this matter, ordering the Supervisory Department under the Ministry of Finance, the Imperial Household and other departments to participate in this matter. In your eyes, this is actually unimportant?"

"Boss, I don't think it's unimportant."

He Jinzhong hurriedly explained: "I have done all the tasks you asked me to do. The inspectors of the Thirteen Hongs in Tianjin have just compiled a batch of reports. I..."

"not enough!!"

Li Ruo Lian frowned and said, "This matter needs to be taken seriously. In order to promote the immigration to Liao, too many officials and groups are involved."

"As far as I know, the reduction of customs duties, reduction of tariffs, reduction of loan interest, and priority in participating in the bidding of the Ministry of Finance are all mixed in with how much profit is there?"

"Policies are policies, and implementation is implementation. Can the two be confused? People from all walks of life are involved. Who can ensure that there won't be some scumbags among them?"

"Are you worried about Lian Guoshi and the others?"

He Jinzhong raised his eyebrows slightly and looked at Li Ruolian with a serious expression.

"This commander is not worried about anyone!"

Li Ruo Lian waved her hand and said, "Before it happened, any worries were unnecessary, but now that it has happened, any worries are also unnecessary."

"What the Luanwei has to do is to nip any bad signs in the bud, between what has happened and what has happened, and when it is about to happen!!"

"In this matter, the imperial treasury spent real money to ease the problems under the Meiji rule by emigrating to Liaodong. It seems that many groups that were arranged to relocate were directly benefited, but you must not forget that they did not take any initiative. Before they were relocated to Liaodong for resettlement, they passively accepted everything."

He Jinzhong: “…”

He understood what his commander meant. The policy of immigration to Liao was a good policy. It was to allow the unprotected to be resettled to a secure place through the migration led by the court, so that they could live a good life. But it was precisely because it was a good policy that required too much effort, so there had to be corresponding sacrifices. Such as reducing customs duties, reducing tariffs, reducing loan interest, giving priority to participating in the bidding of the Shaofu Yousi, etc., was to stimulate more people to actively participate in it, not to put all the pressure on the joint branch in Beijing and the local areas, and to do their best to ensure that this matter could be done well.

But there is another premise, that is, are all those who want to migrate really willing to leave their homes? Is it voluntary, forced, or out of necessity?

There are still a large number of people in the Ming Dynasty who are struggling to make ends meet. In order to survive, they have to choose to leave their homes even if it is difficult for them to leave.

Under imperial autocracy, the lower classes have no say.

The people cannot compete with the officials.

This is fundamental.

Zhu Youxiao in the Forbidden City was well aware of this, so from the very beginning he did not have much choice regarding immigration to Liaodong. In order to develop Liaodong, someone had to go there.

Without people, development is bullshit.

With this premise, Zhu Youxiao did not want one thing to happen, that is, any exploitation during the migration to Liao! !
Anyone who dares to have evil intentions in this matter, and wants to get as much benefit as possible, without caring about the life and death of being relocated to Liaodong, and then causing great trouble to the court, will be killed if found! !

If there are more areas of riots or civil unrest, it will easily lead to a large-scale uprising, which would be a fatal blow to the Ming Dynasty at that time.

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Once anything is transmitted through layers, there is no guarantee that there won't be problems. Apart from keeping a close eye on it, there is simply no good way to prevent major mistakes from occurring during the process.

"How's the situation in Zhejiang?"

Li Ruolian pondered for a moment, then looked at He Jinzhong and said.

"The Integrity Commission has arrested a lot of people again."

He Jinzhong bowed and said, "I heard that it involves smuggling. According to the news from the southeast, there are sea disasters in the coastal areas of Zhejiang and Fujian, and even in the Nanjing area, there are several bandit forces."

"Are they really bandits?"

Li Ruolian raised his eyebrows slightly.

"It's rebellion!"

He Jinzhong didn't dare to insist any longer and went along with it.

"Gather all of this and follow me into the palace tomorrow."

Li Ruo Lian sighed softly.

"Here!"

He Jinzhong said hurriedly.

"Go down."

Li Ruolian waved his hands with a serious expression. None of the Luan Guards and Long Guards he had captured were quiet as they were involved in too many things.

There is unrest inside, and there is also unrest outside.

"Someone is coming!"

After an unknown amount of silence, Li Ruolian said in a deep voice, "Send this official letter 800 miles to Liaodong as soon as possible, and ask Li Yangeng to lead the Nurgan Dragon Guards to keep a close eye on the Jianlu!!"

"Here."

A man walked into the office and whispered.

(End of this chapter)