Add Bookmark | Recommend this book | Back to the book page | My bookshelf | Mobile Reading

Free Web Novel,Novel online - All in oicq.net -> Historic -> Mythical version of the Three Kingdoms

Text Chapter 1,173 This era has never been tender

Previous page        Return to Catalog        Next page

    Jia Xu and Li You both stopped and looked at Chen Xi. They didn't understand why Chen Xi was so sure.

    "Don't worry, I have already made preparations in these aspects when Taishan was first built, otherwise I wouldn't have implemented those welfare protection systems." Chen Xi said with a smile. He would not say clearly what those things were, and it is not yet available.  Time.

    ¡°Probably no one knows how much profit there is in making sugar, tea and porcelain. Similarly, no one has thought about how many cattle and horses can be raised in the north. Few people pay attention to these simple things.

    However, Chen Xi has already witnessed the power of these things in history. The profits generated by each item are calculated in terms of hundreds of millions, but not in terms of copper coins, but in terms of silver

    As for how much it would be converted into copper coins, Chen Xi was not sure, but one thing Chen Xi knew was that this income was enough to beat the current overall tax revenue of the Han Dynasty by several blocks.

    Chen Xi doesn¡¯t want to say this. He has long since discovered that he is no longer as able to suppress this era as before. Although some people feel that Chen Xi is like a bright moon covering this era under his own light, dimming the light of the stars.

    In fact, Chen Xi felt more and more that he was more than capable. Whether it was his own wise men like Lu Su and Guo Jia, or the enemy leaders such as Cao Cao and Sun Ce, Chen Xi felt that he could not suppress them.

    ??Well, this kind of inability to suppress is not the kind that cannot be killed or defeated. It depends purely on how much loss is required to kill or defeat.

    What Chen Xi can't suppress at the moment means that he can't make these people move forward obediently according to the script he has prescribed. Sun Ce is fine, but Cao Cao wants to make a big move all day long, which makes Chen Xi a little annoyed.  After a while, Lu Bu soared, and another chess piece was eliminated.

    At that time, the situation in the Central Plains was made like this by Liu Bei and Yuan Shao. If Lu Bu did not go to Bingzhou, he would have to die. If he went to Bingzhou, he would have to bear his previous debts. Chen Gong is not a fool and will definitely use his righteousness well. And Lu Bu is destined to never return if he kills barbarians.  Come to the Central Plains.

    People are like this. Lu Bu can continue to be stone-hearted without entering Bingzhou, but after entering Bingzhou and seeing the devastation, it would be strange if Lu Bu could remain stone-hearted.

    There is a psychology called the sense of atonement, and there is also a psychology called the sense of responsibility. It doesn't matter if Lu Bu doesn't return to Bingzhou, but as long as Lu Bu goes back, he won't be able to leave without giving an explanation. This is the human heart.

    This is also the reason why Chen Xi knew that Tian Yu was in the north, but did not recruit Tian Yu. Although Gongsun Zan did fall off the line in history, one thing needs to be admitted, this person did not let go in fighting against Wai Hu.

    Similarly, Li Jue and Guo Si are also scum, but they will not give up when the opportunity to clear themselves is at hand, because this is human nature.

    This is also Chen Xi¡¯s confidence to suppress and even drive the civil and military ministers of the entire era. Everyone has what they want to gain, and they also have a cautious side, and Chen Xi relies on these to drive everyone onto the same path little by little.

    Liu Bei needs to support the Han Dynasty and the super clan, so he needs the power of his ministers. When Cao Cao is weak, he needs to play according to the rules set by Liu Bei. Sun Ce wants to prove himself and not let down Yuan Shu's trust, so  He can't break the rules set by Yuan Shu.

    Li You wants to give poor families a way to advance and make the people of the Central Plains more prosperous; Jia Xu wants to live a more comfortable and comfortable life; Liu Ye wants to promote Liu Bei to a higher level; Fazheng wants to prove himself;  Guo Jia hopes to prove the existence of poor families and so on.

    These are almost unrelated, but Chen Xi found a clear context from them, relying on this context to coordinate these wise men, although they are not completely opposite, but they are also different from each other.

    It¡¯s not because these people have high moral character, nor because they are intelligent, but because the path Chen Xi takes can help them achieve their goals better.

    Both Yuan Shao and Yuan Shu wanted to achieve the Yuan family's goal of wiping out Liuhe from the bottom up. However, Yuan Shao was born as a commoner, so he was more lenient to the people. Yuan Shu, as the legitimate son of a wealthy family, thought it was inevitable to wipe out Liuhe, so the goal was  Set further.

    Not to mention whether the method is right or not, no normal person will think that he is a representative of evil, unless he is crazy. It can be said that apart from misestimating the actual situation, no one in this group of confident people will think that what they are doing is evil.  Incorrect.

    Just like Yuan Shu doesn¡¯t think there is anything wrong with restoring the old style of the family, Yuan Shu never thinks that he is doing anything for the people. He is just clearing away garbage. There is no concept of people in his concept.

    This is actually due to the different concepts of the times. In this era, the only people who really fight for the people are probably people with one hand. Chen Xi is one and Liu Bei is the other.Zhang Zhongjing is one of them. As for the others, Chen Xi really doesn¡¯t know.

    " Li You did it for the poor family. The poor family is not equal to the common people. Chen Xi has known this for a long time. Even if he said that he would open the door to education widely, Li You was just glad that the poor family had books to read.

    Li You knew very well that the people could not afford a full-time scholar and were powerless, so Chen Xi chose partially free education from the beginning and provided two meals.

    Li Jue reopened the Zhengguo Canal and Liufu Canal not for the people, but for himself, but the people benefited.

    Lu Bu¡¯s battle with the barbarians in the north was filled with a sense of atonement and shame. No one can tell how much of it benefited the people, but it is enough that the people benefited.

    The main force is that the officials in the world fight for themselves. Chen Xi has no good solution for this, but as long as the people benefit, the purpose is not important to Chen Xi.

    The late Han Dynasty was not an era for the people. Chen Xi had already determined this. Therefore, in order for the people of the world to treat the people gently, it was impossible to rely on their moral quality.

    Whether it is misinterpreted as saying that common people do not need to be treated with courtesy, or that common people are not required to have complete etiquette, the basic meaning is the same. Saints believe that common people are not the same species as them.

    After being taught like this, Chen Xi himself didn¡¯t even have this hope that he could still treat the common people as human beings, but it didn¡¯t matter, he had his own way.

    The wealthy family didn't want to do this, so Chen Xi used coercion and inducement. The tenderness in the late Han Dynasty was also forced out by Chen Xi with extremely strong force. Giving the common people some benefits is better than being unlucky for his own family, not to mention that Chen Xi will also compensate them.  .

    Wasn¡¯t it because Cao Cao was forced by the situation to admit the mistake of massacre in Xuzhou?  If Cao Cao is the Duke of Wei who spans ten states, see if he will admit his mistake.

    Internally, Chen Xi relied on his ideals to unite his comrades and eliminate internal conflicts; externally, he relied on the strength of his comrades to write rules bit by bit, forcing everyone to move forward according to his rules. However, that was it, and it was difficult for him to be more precise.  .
Didn't finish reading? Add this book to your favoritesI'm a member and bookmarked this chapterCopy the address of this book and recommend it to your friends for pointsChapter error? Click here to report