My younger brother Lü Fengxian

Chapter 110 The Third Reorganization

Time flies, and soon it is late May.

All aspects of Jiulihe have made phased development.

First of all, all of Lu Yi’s 250 hectares of land had been cultivated, and Lu Yi conducted an assessment in advance.

During this month, Lu Yi was in charge personally and mobilized the enthusiasm of all the servants, and the competition for the selection was fierce.

The overall performance of the servants even amazed Lu Bu, who had been in charge of them for a month.

He didn't understand why his beatings and scoldings of the servants were no match for Lu Yi's light promises.

After Lu Yi distributed the first-class rewards, he once again selected a young servant named Qian Sang with the best performance as a benchmark. Following Zhao Nong's example, he freed him from slavery, signed a new employment agreement with him, and made him a consul for the servants, thus changing his life.

However, although the servants in the civil affairs department and the management level among the future refugees receive the same monthly salary, their status and other benefits are still lower than those of the same level in the military.

For example, although Zhao Nong and Qian Sang were promoted to consuls by Lu Yi, the same level as Hou Cheng and others, but apart from the monthly salary, their status was far inferior to that of Hou Cheng and other generals who were in charge of military command. They were basically equivalent to the head cook among the waiters, and naturally one level lower.

There is no way around it. The violent organs are the core support of all political powers, countries, and forces. People and things within the violent organs naturally enjoy great priority.

Then, Lu Yi left a small number of people to take care of the crops, and most of the others were sent to the construction site to build Luwu.

With the addition of one thousand refugees and more than four hundred servants, Luwu's progress was rapid.

Now Lu Yi has more than 20 million yuan in his hands and a stable income every month. He has no worries about funds at all. Therefore, Lu Wu can be said to be changing every day.

Soon the foundation was laid as solid as a rock, completing the first and most important step - laying the foundation.

And immediately began the construction of the dock wall.

After completing the walls, towers, granaries, armories, treasuries, reservoirs, toilets and other buildings had to be built. As for the houses, Lu Yi put them last.

The men of Bingzhou were used to living in the open air, and they could just build a simple wooden house with a few pieces of wood to shelter from the wind and rain, so houses were not urgent.

As the undisputed master of Luwu, Lu Yi himself does not pursue enjoyment, so what can others say?
What's more, Lu Yi had already considered the housing issue carefully. He planned to learn from some rules of the real estate industry in his previous life and try them out first in Luwu.

Of course, Lu Yi’s heart is not as big as the real estate developers in his previous life, who used loans to pay off loans.

He plans to fully advance the development funds and will never make random investments.

The second batch of guys who were on vacation also returned to the team one after another.

125 new guys were also brought back with them.

Lu Yi personally trained and arranged these new guys.

As usual, the first step is to break it up completely.

A mixed system of old and new.

A number of outstanding performers were promoted from among the original old colleagues, and the grassroots management positions such as cooks and foremen were supplemented according to their merits.

The team was filled with 100 foremen and 50 cooks.

As for the consuls of higher levels, to be on the safe side, Lu Yi arranged old friends like Gao Shun and Cheng Lian.

At present, the number of employees is limited, and Lu Yi has not given them any further promotions.

Lu Bu was still the leader, ranking below Lu Yi but above everyone else.

Gao Shun was still the director in charge of a hundred shop assistants, while Cheng Lian's title of acting director was erased by Lu Yi because of his outstanding performance, and he also led a hundred shop assistants like Gao Shun.

The remaining four, Hou Cheng, Song Xian, Wei Xu and Hao Meng, continued to serve as consuls, each commanding fifty men.

Lu Yi divided the five hundred men into three groups.

The one hundred most elite men are Lu Yi's personal guards, directly commanded by Lu Yi. They are stationed in Jiuyuan for a long time and do not participate in business.

The remaining four hundred men were divided into two groups, A and B, with two hundred men in each group.

There is no general officer, and Gao Shun and Cheng Lian are the commanders of the two divisions A and B respectively.

Hou Cheng, Song Xian, Wei Xu, Hao Meng and the fifty men they led were incorporated into two divisions respectively.

Group A includes Gao Shun, Song Xian and Wei Xu. Group B includes Cheng Lian, Hou Cheng and Hao Meng.

Commanders A and B took turns to guard the caravan and Jiuyuan.

Commander A was traveling outside to protect the caravan, while Commander B was stationed in Jiuyuan to guard against any possible disaster.

vice versa.

After completing the third reorganization.

Lu Yi personally trained and commanded this growing army.

He temporarily entrusted the reclamation and other miscellaneous matters to Lu Bu, and entrusted the casting of Luwu to Zhang Jia.

He took Gao Shun, Cheng Lian and others to train this private army, which had grown to a certain size, day and night.

That's right, during the day we have to train in riding, archery, formations and weapons.

At night, we also need to train, set up camp, break camp, be on guard, and learn knowledge.

To build a strong army, should we strengthen the body first or strengthen the mind?

Lu Yi didn’t know the standard answer, but a two-pronged approach could perfectly solve this problem.

Therefore, the intensity of the training suddenly increased, which not only made the new guys complain, but even the old guys couldn't stand it.

Although this plan is good, the only drawback is that the recruits are too tired.

Lu Yi had been prepared for this. Not only did he arrange three sumptuous meals a day for the waiters, but in addition to drinks, meat and grain were also supplied in unlimited quantities. As long as the waiters could eat, they were allowed to eat as much as they wanted.

Now that his family is wealthy and powerful, although the food expenses are not cheap, they are not enough to break his bones.

As a result, the guys' complaints were greatly reduced and the level of resistance also decreased significantly.

Aren’t they here just to have a full meal?

What Lu Yi is doing now is not just to let him have a full meal, but to directly realize the freedom of meat eating!

In addition, the night school session after training, eating, and taking a mandatory shower every day is also enjoyable for these simple guys. It is one of their rare entertainment activities.

Although the literacy class is very boring and difficult.

But when Lu Yi personally told them stories every night, they were fascinated and enjoyed it.

Lu Yi's narration is not just preaching.

These guys were all born poor.

Even the knights-errant did not have much experience, not to mention the villagers who had lived in Jiuyuan Pavilion all their lives. For them, a trip to Jiuyuan County was basically the same as Lu Yi's trip abroad in his previous life.

Therefore, Lu Yi mainly selected some heroic stories of the past and told them in plain language, hoping to arouse their hatred of the Hu people and stimulate their competitive and fighting spirit.

After all, a soldier who doesn't want to be a general and just wants to live a life of ease and eat military rations is definitely not a good soldier for Lu Yi.

Wei Qing of Longcheng rose from a mere horse-watching slave to a great general of the Han Dynasty.

Huo Qubing, Marquis of Guanjun, was a man of natural talent. He was granted the title of Marquis of Langjuxu and was granted the title of Marquis of Hanhai.

Ban Chao gave up writing to join the army and made great achievements in the Western Regions.

Dou Xian's Yanran Stone Inscription...

Although the glorious deeds of these national heroes have long been known to the world, they are even more witty and fascinating when told by Lu Yi.

It makes these ordinary people feel as if they are in the midst of a great war.

They hated the cruelty and bestiality of the Hu people, but also admired the glorious deeds of Wei Qing and Huo Qubing in achieving great things and making their name known abroad.

The seeds of desire have been sown, and after a little more wind and rain, there will be a good harvest.

(End of this chapter)