Empress Xiaozhao

"Lord He, you must know that these people are the citizens of our Great Qing." Lord He, you must know that these people are the citizens of our Great Qing. Because he had stopped Master He's actions in time, Yu Chenglong considered that there might be more situations like this in the future. Therefore, he ordered, 'Those who have not been proven, cannot be forced to use torture to prove them.'

Fortunately, in the end, those citizens who had been wrongly accused had their reputations granted, and the reputation of Yu Qingtian had been given to Yu Chenglong by everyone. As an official, as a clean and honest man, as a citizen, it was the clear sky above.

Yu Chenglong's actions had made him extremely welcome. Naturally, there were people who came to cause trouble, but Yu Chenglong was still appointed "extraordinary" for the third time. After that, he was promoted to the post of the provincial government envoy. He was recommended to the imperial government by Wu Guangkai, who called Yu Chenglong the "First in Integrity of the Fujian Province". From then on, Yu Chenglong was recognized by the imperial government and used as an exception.

In the past 18 years, Yu Chenglong had risen to become a Taoist of the underworld, and had settled down in the New Prefecture. During this period, although his status and environment had improved greatly, he still maintained a difficult lifestyle that was out of the ordinary. From the very beginning, no matter whether it was Hezhou or Yellow State, Wuchang Mansion or Fujian, Yu Chenglong had always been like an ordinary commoner for the first forty odd years.

Therefore, even after becoming an official, Yu Chenglong lived like an ordinary citizen. However, Yu Chenglong, who didn't have much support later on, still wanted to help out more than him. In the past, Yu Chenglong was still able to eat the dishes that he grew, but later on, even though he had someone serving him, he was still a man like Ma Liu.

Although Yu Chenglong's rank was rising higher and higher, his life became even more difficult. And this was all because Yu Chenglong helped the commoners from time to time. With the increase in Yu Chenglong's official position, the more commoners he could meet, the more commoners he would know. Not only was there nothing excessive about Yu Chenglong's age offering, the amount of silver the Emperor had bestowed upon him had also decreased.

In the spring of 1919, the Emperor sent Yu Chenglong the "special message" to assist Yue Yu and Li Ling. In order to curb the extravagant corruption of the Li Li officials, Yu Chenglong took the lead in practicing "To serve the people, you have to bow and live frugally". Yu Chenglong had always used the mixed rice grains as porridge and ate together with his servants. In the past, even if Yu Chenglong lived in the Hezhou s and the Yellow State, he would only eat a rough bowl of porridge, eat a spoonful of porridge, and eat vegetables without knowing how they tasted.

In Fujian and Zhi Li, Yu Chenglong, as a "government official", had always placed rectification at the top of his list. Yu Chenglong thought that "the safety of the nation is determined by the gains and losses of the human heart, while the gains and losses of the human heart lie in the administration of the user, and their feelings of compliance".

"It is to protect the cause of political power that a man should be held responsible for his failure to win the day and for his wrongdoing." In order to get rid of the thieves, Yu Chenglong had made cloth bags inside his clothes to protect the secrets on him. After the patrolling servant removed the bag, he smiled and said, "This bag was filled with thieves from the past. Today, it has been used as a storage for greedy officials. You can't go too!"

Yu Chenglong's new job was to send out orders to the mediocre officials, ordering them to expose the "unfilial and greedy officials", "dishonorable and decadent officials" and "other people". At this time, Kang Xi had already been around for twenty years, and he was close to the Yanjing. This was also the reason why the Emperor had transferred Yu Chenglong to the direct disciple position.

The Emperor had always heard of how the various families bribed each other and offered gifts, but he lacked a steel blade like Yu Chenglong. After Yu Chenglong took office, he made an example out of the officials who bribed him during the Mid-Autumn Festival.

In the spring of the twenty-first year, the Emperor summoned Yu Chenglong to the Forbidden City and praised him as the "Number One in the Qing Dynasty". This could be considered as the Emperor directly saying to the officials of the Li Clan that he acknowledged what Yu Chenglong had done to the Li Clan. Thus, when he returned to the direct disciples, Yu Chenglong increased his efforts to discipline them.

The Emperor had always regarded Jiang Nan as a huge threat because of his performance and the depth of his Sacred Heart. In the past hundred years, there have been many rich and powerful salt merchants in the south of the Yangtze River, as well as literati. So the Emperor sent Yu Chenglong to be governor of the two rivers.

When Yu Chenglong arrived in Jiangnan, he immediately went to visit the commoners. Facing the "all the officials and the citizens of State County are ill, but Jiangnan is especially ill" situation, he could not help but sigh and say, "Eh! The destruction of the government is like a raging tide, how can it stop at that? " Soon, the Profit and Loss Pact was promulgated, which listed the many accumulated evils, such as disaster, private faction, bribe, yamen bug, and flag man, and ordered Jiangnan Prefecture and County to "start from today", and to make "all the evolutions".

At the same time, according to his own experience, he formulated the code of conduct for the "New Citizen's Six Commandments of Self-Reflection", with the content of "diligent pension, careful criminal law, absolute bribe, privatisation, strict levy and frugality" as the local magistrate. In terms of methods, he censured corruption, and was lenient and strict, while people said that wherever he went, "the officials wanted to change their ways". After the Emperor found out what Yu Chenglong had done in Jiangnan, he also called it "lenient and strict, and hard for people to learn".

With regards to those who were honest and capable, Yu Chenglong objected to their seniority. He objected to the rigid system of appointment, saying that it was not conducive to the construction of government, resulting in "asking their officials for help, asking them for advice and reorganizing their work unintentionally, then acting accordingly". Because of this, he recommended people over and over again. For example,, Ju Li Prefecture's Prefect (Little Yu Chenglong) and Ding Sikong, the envoy of Jiangsu Province, were all honest officials who were highly valued by the Emperor because of his recommendation.

From the Tang Dynasty when Yuan Zhen was born, to the present Kang Xi when Kang Xi was born, the Lu County Academy had become the holy land for all the students in the world after a thousand years. However, the rich and rich of Jiangnan, bureaucracy, the power to bribe the academic government, the science exam in the prevalence of fraud, the poor and poor scholars may be poor but often fall off the list.

Yu Chenglong had been in Jiangnan for a year, and when the invigilator found out about this habit, he ordered that if anyone found out about it, "he would immediately report it officially, and the officials would remove the seal. The stingray, the scoundrel, dies instantly under the staff. "

Other than the case of Jiang Nan, Yu Chenglong had also found out that although the Lushan Academy was good, it had already become a place for Jiang Nan's disciples to study. Thus, in order to break the current situation, Yu Chenglong ordered them to build a private school.

Even in a region with difficult conditions like the Luocheng, after Yu Chenglong invited the emperor, he quickly started a school and encouraged the strong and strong children to enrol in it. Because the war had not been long over and the treasury lacked money, Yu Chenglong advocated for local gentlemen to donate money in a way that led to the establishment of "righteousness schools".

If there were people living and dying, how could there really be such a thing as eternal life? Even the king himself knew that it was nothing more than a lie to himself.

"After being an official for more than twenty years, the Yu did not expect that his political achievements were actually not bad. Indeed, as expected of Imperial Father's words, the first official in the Imperial Court and the most strict official in the world." On the way from Qing Jiang Pu to Huai'an Prefecture, the three princes had enough time to understand the mission given by the Emperor because they were riding on a dragon boat.

Due to their age, the First Prince and Yin Reng, the crown prince, were already walking in front of the imperial guards. Back then, when Yu Chenglong was punishing the greedy officials, both of them knew about it. Now that he had seen it again, he wasn't that surprised. On the contrary, the Third Prince Yin Zhi was completely impressed with Yu Chenglong. It was precisely the child who was half mature and half ignorant that tended to place greater importance on purity and justice.

"After seeing Yu Chenglong's performance, what do you have to tell us?" On the dragon boat, the emperor was flipping through the imperial reports and looking at his three sons who were standing in front of him. After ending the chaos of the three vassals, the Emperor looked at his son in the blink of an eye. His son had grown up, and now he was in the prime of his life.

When he thought about his own death of the Emperor Amma, Xuan Ye wanted to properly let his sons have the fatherly love that his youth did not have. Even though this fatherly love was no longer pure due to the differences between the monarchs and officials due to their identities, Xuan Ye still wanted to do something about it.

"Emperor Amma, I want to become a person like that Yu in the future. I want to punish those greedy officials and get rid of those worms that have corrupted my Great Qing." Yin Zhi was now a hero, and looking at how Yu Chenglong dealt with the corrupt officials with a raise of his hand, he only felt extremely heroic.

"Yin Zhi is in the southern study room. He needs to properly listen to the teachings of the Tutor." The emperor just wanted his sons to know more about the government. He was originally the crown prince himself, but he always had so many other sons. He only had one emperor, but he didn't know that there was only one prince.

The Emperor wanted to raise his other sons to be like Yu Qinwangfuquan, a wise king. Only by doing this would he be able to make his son live for thousands of years.

"How can the Sixth Prince be me alone? What about the servants serving the Sixth Prince? " Although the Imperial Consort Yi did not personally raise Yin Qi, there was no one who obstructed the Imperial Consort Yi from summoning the Fifth Prince and meeting him once. This time, Imperial Consort Yi and the Fifth Prince had not seen each other for a long time, so it was hard to avoid the Imperial Consort Yi talking to the Fifth Prince for a long time.

He never thought that Imperial Consort Yi would come out of Yi Kun Palace because of the Fifth Prince's departure. In the end, the Imperial Consort Yi did not expect that she would run into a Sixth Prince who did not have a servant serving them. One had to know that the prince had four wet nurses by her side, not to mention the servants that served him.

"Greetings to the Imperial Consort Yi Empress, greetings to the Imperial Consort Yi Empress. When Yin Zuo was in the southern study room, he forgot about the jade pendant. " This was an explanation. However, the Imperial Consort Yi did not believe that the prince did not have a single servant by her side. Now that the Imperial Consort De was not around, if she came out to deal with things, it would probably cause chaos again. Imperial Consort Yi felt that she still had to do something.

"Sixth Prince, now that the Imperial Consort De's Empress isn't here, and there isn't a servant serving her, I'm worried too. Since I'm going to the Kunning Palace right now, why don't you go with me to the Kunning Palace?" The tone of the Imperial Consort Yi was one that could not be refused. As for here, I have left a servant to pass on the message for Sixth Prince, what does Sixth Prince think? "