Jiangmen Tianjiao: Reborn with funny ancestors

In the past few days, a story book called "Scholars in a Subjugated Country Are Worse Than Dogs" has suddenly become popular in Beijing and other places.

Not only did this book quickly occupy the top of the bestseller lists of major bookstores, it was also used by storytellers to tell stories in various teahouses and restaurants in Beijing.

Even Youranju, the favorite place for Taipei students, tells this story every day.

This story not only contains a sentimental romance in a foreign country, but also tells from the perspective of a scholar the process of the collapse of a dynasty and the misery of being a slave after the collapse.

Many Tai students burst into tears after hearing this.

There are also some wise scholars who, after reading it, compared it with today's Li Guo and found many similarities, and began to think deeply.

This storybook was also arranged into a drama in the Liyuan, and many officials in the court also saw it.

Those scholars who wanted to make trouble because of Lutian gradually gave up their intention to make trouble based on the scenes in the play.

After all, Chu Tianjiao said when he implemented the new tax system in the five states, it was because of the continuous natural disasters this year that the tax system for Lutian and Gongtian would be temporarily implemented the same as for tax fields.

Moreover, Chu Tianjiao also formulated a "lumi" system specifically for scholars with a good reputation to make up for the losses of scholars.

Scholars can't just watch the army run out of food, right?

What if the enemy country really comes?

A tax reform did not cause an uproar, which exceeded everyone's expectations.

Chu Qingyan gave Chu Tianjiao a thumbs up: "Jiaojiao, you set up the temporary word well. They all thought that this was just a temporary measure for this year's natural disaster.

Next year, there will be difficulties next year, and then it can be implemented for another year.

Once they get used to it, no matter how much they want to make trouble, they won't be able to make trouble anymore. "

Chu Tianjiao now has money and food, his waist is thicker, and his words are tougher.

"You can make trouble if you want. At worst, the emperor will remove me from my post, and I will go to the front line to fight."

During this period of time, little Kongfuzi has been helping Chu Tianjiao and Chu Sheng straighten out the fiscal and taxation systems of each state.

In the new tax policy issued by Chu Tianjiao, most of the regulations were perfected and formulated by the young Confucius after Chu Tianjiao put forward the general ideas.

Seeing that the new tax policy had been announced smoothly, and the results were good, the ten imperial students sent to various states also returned to Longcheng one after another, and the young Confucius bid farewell to Chu Tianjiao.

Chu Tianjiao was really reluctant to let go of such a great talent as little Kong Fuzi, so he persuaded him to stay: "Master, can you stay? There are still many things that I need your advice on."

Little Kong Fuzi rarely lowered his head to look down at Chu Tianjiao, showing a look of relief.

"Chu Tianjiao, you no longer need my guidance, you are already better than your master.

Master, I only hope that you will stick to your original aspirations and never give up during your future reign.

When the mountains and rivers are stable and the seas and rivers are clear, if you want to learn some classics, history, and the theories of various scholars, you can come to me at Taixue. "

Classics, history, and the theories of various schools of thought were Chu Tianjiao's worst subjects. Hearing what Confucius said, Chu Tianjiao knew he was joking.

Chu Tianjiao smiled naively and said, "Master, it's obvious that you don't welcome me."

After sending Little Confucius and his party away, the autumn harvest also began.

The attention of Chu Tianjiao and Li Yanghou was diverted to the border.

At this time, the Xirong people often rush across the border to "graze the valley".

Chu Minyu has returned from the border of Nanchu, bringing back one hundred thousand shi of grain.

He also brought back the news: "The Nanchu delegation has entered Liguo territory."

Lu Chengji said to Chu Tianjiao in private: "My son is now very prosperous in Nanchu and has become a close confidant of the Southern Chu Emperor Ji Muchen. He asked me to ask you something."

Chu Tianjiao had already guessed that Lu Qiankun would not help transport [-] shi of grain out of Nanchu in vain.

"Nanchu and Liguo are thousands of miles apart. How can I help him?"

Lu Chengji seemed disgusted with this matter and frowned and said: "This time, there is one person in the Nanchu delegation, Jing Zhao's fifth uncle Jing Zhu, and he wants your help to let Jing Zhu die in Liguo.

Jing Zhu has been known as a child prodigy since he was a child in Southern Chu. He is extremely handsome, proficient in all kinds of music, chess, calligraphy and painting. He is a gentleman in the six arts and has a good family.

The key is that this man is also very skilled in martial arts. He just led the Jing family army and killed the barbarians until they had to flee south.

Jing Zhu is the worthy candidate to be the next head of the Jing family.

If my little son of a bitch wants to take over the position of head of the Jing family, he must kill Jing Zhu.

But for someone like Jing Zhu, he doesn’t have the ability to kill him yet, so he can only turn to you for help.

Lu Qiankun also said that the Nanchu delegation came to Liguo this time to spy on Liguo's reality. Jing Zhu came here in person, so he would definitely want to meet the Chu family for a while. "

Chu Tianjiao didn't want to help Lu Qiankun, but she really wanted to meet Jing Zhu for a while.

Among the Six Kingdoms, a person as famous as his father, Marquis Liyang, is very likely to become a strong enemy in the future. Chu Tianjiao believes that it is always beneficial to meet him and get to know him better.

It had been several days since Chu Tianjiao returned to Longcheng. She always felt that something was missing these days.

Only when I couldn't sleep at night did I realize that there had been no letter from Lu Yu for a long time.

Habit is a terrible thing.

As long as Chu Tianjiao was in Longcheng, he was used to reading the letters from Lu Yu as a notebook before falling asleep.

But she had been in Jinzhou for a month, and for the past few days since she came back, there was no letter from Lu Yu.

Chu Tianjiao tossed and turned all night, and on the second day, he sent a letter to Yangguan via flying pigeons, asking Chu Yan if he had any news about Lu Yu.

Chu Yan replied that Lu Yu and the Crow Squad had followed his orders and sneaked into Xirong to spy on the enemy.

Only then did Chu Tianjiao know why there was no letter from Lu Yu.

Dahe's Moji also sent an envoy to deliver a message to Chu Tianjiao.

Daheshi Moji stated in the letter that the tribe of King Youxian of Xirong had repeatedly invaded Beihu herdsmen in recent days and gathered a large number of troops east of Langjuxu Mountain.

Dahe clan Moji was worried that Xirong would use troops against Beihu.

Chu Tianjiao didn't think so.

King Youxian's troops were transferred eastward. They could not only attack Beihu, but also cross the Beihuang prairie and Wushaoling beacons, occupy Wuwei, and take Longcheng directly.

In the past, the Xirong were only active to the west of Langjuxu Mountain, and to the east were other nomadic tribes.

As Beihu gradually unified these nomadic tribes, the Xirong people also crossed Langjuxu Mountain, stationed the army of King Youxian to the east of Langjuxu Mountain, and continued to drive the Beihu people eastward.

In recent years, the Northern Wilderness Prairie has experienced abundant rainfall and the number of herders has increased. The Xirong people must have sent people to explore the route from Langjuxu Mountain to Wushaoling Fengsui.

Fortunately, Chu Tianjiao had already set up a military camp in Taziwo outside Wushaoling, extending Ganzhou's defense line to the north for hundreds of miles.

There are only [-] new soldiers in Taziwo, so there is no danger to defend. If the Xirong people attack, it will obviously not be enough.

Chu Tianjiao immediately sent someone to invite Li Yanghou and Chu Minyu to come to discuss.

After Li Yanghou read the letter from Dahe Shimoji, he pondered over the map for a moment and came to the same conclusion as Chu Tianjiao.

"Daughter, I'm worried that the Xirong people have learned to be cunning this time and will attack us from both Yangguan and Wushaoling.

As a result, our troops will not be enough. "

Chu Tianjiao said: "Dad, I have a horse farm in Taziwo. Those horses cannot be robbed by the Xirong people.

Our cavalry depends on those horses. "

Marquis Liyang immediately ordered to mobilize [-] soldiers from the Ganzhou camp and garrison in Taziwo northward, increasing the number of troops here to [-].

"Minyu, you will go to the Ganzhou camp tomorrow to recruit troops, and you will personally garrison Taziwo."

Chu Minyu had just come back and had only been with Wang Xingran for a few days. Chu Tianjiao couldn't bear it when he was about to leave again.

"Dad, my sister-in-law is still pregnant. Let me stay at home for a few more days. I will order the troops and lead the people there. After this month, let me replace you."

Chu Minyu shook his head repeatedly: "No, eldest sister, you have too many things to do. I know how to fight, so let me go!"

Chu Tianjiao warned: "If the Xirong people really come, brother, just try to delay their move south. There is no need to fight to the death. After all, there is no danger in Taziwo.

Once traces of the Xirong army are found, the horse farm will be moved.

Then you can take your soldiers and retreat to Wushaoling. "

Marquis Liyang also agreed with this strategy.

Chu Minyu nodded in agreement.

Chu Tianjiao also suggested that the remaining 5000 people from the Ganzhou camp be sent to Wushaoling to form a second line of defense.

Marquis Liyang nodded in agreement.