Da Bong fights more people

Otherwise, the national teacher would explode on the spot and drive him out for real.

For a noble, reserved and proud woman like Luo Yuheng, what she likes most is half-pushing and half-accepting.

While coaxing, Xu Qi'an untied Luo Yuheng's belt, lowered his head and kissed her neck.

"Let go!"

Luo Yuheng pushed and shoved his chest with one hand, pressed the hand on his waist with the other, and glared at each other:

"When my karma turns back, I will find you and get up for me. My patience is limited."

The Excalibur released its soaring sword intent.

Xu Qi'an hugged her tightly and said with a smile:

"Let's string us together. If we can die in love with the national teacher, we will die without regret."

As he spoke, he threw Luo Yuheng onto the bed.

"stand up!"

"No!"

"Xu Qi'an, are you courting death?"

"Ah."

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After a moment of stalemate, Luo Yuheng's tall chest rose and fell, Luo Yuheng's face was slightly annoyed, and he turned his face sideways, and said coldly:

"Just this time!"

The Excalibur "Kang Dang" fell to the ground, and the raised bed curtain fell off automatically, blocking the view inside the bed.

The east room was quiet, and there was a faint sound of "swishling" undressing.

In a few moments, the hanging curtain of the bed moved, and the robe, skirt, bellyband, etc. rolled out.

After a while, the hanging curtains of the bed began to shake, and the large wooden bed played a solo in the silent night.

Capital, Maoshi.

This is the third court meeting since the eldest princess came to the throne.

The Beijing officials originally thought that the new monarch would show a diligent attitude when he ascended the throne, and for a long time to come, there would be a phenomenon of morning and morning court.

Yuanjing back then, and Yongxing who abdicated not long ago, both did this.

But Huaiqing did not. She showed strong self-confidence and confidence, and did not show her diligent attitude through such methods.

During today's court meeting, hundreds of officials passed through the Meridian Gate, crossed the Jinshui Bridge, stood on the steps, in the officialdom, or entered the Jinluan Hall amidst the sound of bells and drums.

Every few kilometers, there are more unfamiliar faces.

In addition to the high-level officials in the purge of the court, there are also the first batch of state leaders who came to Beijing to report on their work.

After the situation in the capital was stabilized, Huaiqing ordered the chief envoys, command envoys, and some more powerful officials to come to Beijing to report on their duties (to do ideological construction work).

Now the first batch of officials has arrived in the capital.

They waited anxiously in the station for three days, but they were not received by the empress, which was very embarrassing, because before they met the emperor, they could not contact the officials in private.

Until yesterday, I finally received the notice to attend the court meeting.

These officials who returned to Beijing to report on their duties suppressed their resentment and anxiety, and followed the princes into the Golden Luan Hall.

"Your Majesty, the spring festival is approaching. I sent people to investigate the situation of farmers in various states, and found that land mergers are serious. Even if the spring returns to the land, the refugees just want to return to their hometowns to farm, and there is no land for them to farm."

The Minister of the Household Department came out.

When ordinary people can't survive, selling land is a routine operation, which gives the aristocrats and big landlords the opportunity to buy land at a low price, even without intimidating the common people, some civilians who can't survive will take the initiative to buy land.

The phenomenon pointed out by Hubu Shangshu is the most serious problem facing the court after the severe winter.

This is the aftermath of the cold disaster.

The woman in the bright yellow dragon robe swept over the officials in a majestic manner:

"Do you have a good plan, dear friends?"

All the princes offered their suggestions one after another, but they were all clichéd methods, which only cured the symptoms but not the root cause.

Since ancient times, the imperial court hated land annexation the most, but was the most helpless.

Because the people who merged the land were the "power holders" from all over the state, and a large part of those gentry and rich families were officials who had returned from their old age.No one is so stupid as to hit himself, Zhu Gong is also a member of this class.

Secondly, regardless of one's own class, this problem is really difficult to deal with, because the persecution is too much, and the landowners will face backlash.

Especially in today's turbulent situation, the princes are even more restrained.

Huaiqing, that good-for-nothing in Yongxing, listened silently and said:

"I have a few methods, you can listen to them."

If Yongxing adopted Xu Erlang's strategy at the beginning, the phenomenon of land annexation could be greatly alleviated.

An incompetent king is a disaster for the country and the people.

Huaiqing said:

"Add customs cities in Jianzhou and Yuzhou, establish market towns, increase business with the northern monsters, southern borders, and Gu tribes, collect business taxes from Central Plains caravans and foreign races, and fill the national treasury."

The princes' eyes lit up.

This is indeed a good idea. Southern Xinjiang is rich in products, including timber, medicinal materials, prey, and furs. It can be described as an inexhaustible treasure land.

The northern monsters are also rich in furs, and these are the most in short supply in the Central Plains. Caravans from the Central Plains must flock to them and rush to Guan City to do business.

A lot of money can flow into the treasury.

In the past, His Majesty's method would definitely not work, but recently Xu Yinluo has formed an alliance with the Wan Yao Kingdom and the Gu Clan, and the two sides have a basis for harmonious trade.

In this way, not only can the national treasury be filled, but materials from southern Xinjiang and the north will also flow into the Central Plains, greatly alleviating the embarrassing situation of shortage of materials.

And with trade, it will definitely drive labor, so that the people have something to do and a harvest.

While the princes were analyzing the pros and cons of this plan, Huaiqing continued: