Reborn as a tyrant in the Ming Dynasty

"I have never thought of it this way!" Zhang Weixian's heart tightened, and he quickly bowed and said, "This time, I..."

"Okay, there is no need for the Qing family to explain any unnecessary explanations."

Zhu Youxiao smiled and waved his hands and said: "I still know what kind of people the Qing family is. If I don't trust the Qing family, I will not let the Qing family do the post of Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Forbidden Army."

"His Majesty."

Zhang Weixian showed a complicated expression. To be honest, he really didn't want to get involved in this matter. After all, it involved too many levels.

I'm afraid there are many people watching this matter closely right now.

Not to mention that Xiong Tingbi was appointed by the emperor to assist in the military affairs of the capital. If Xiong Tingbi was dismissed like this, where would the emperor's face be?

Although what happened in the Beijing camp yesterday also caused some losses to the British government. Some of the generals in the Beijing camp who had joined his subordinates were tricked by Xiong Tingbi, and his personal guards were cooked in a pot. If he only stood there From the noble point of view, Zhang Weixian must be dissatisfied.

However, Zhang Weixian also actually held the position of Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Imperial Guards. He had previously organized the Imperial Guards and started to organize the Imperial City Police and Imperial Guards. During this period, no one knew how much pressure and challenges he faced than Zhang Weixian, even if Neither Zhang Qingzhen, the left governor, nor Wei Shitai, the right governor, could understand.

Seek his job in his position.

There can be no mistakes at all during this period. Once any mistake occurs, no matter how small it is, if any harm is caused, it will be really hard to absolve oneself of the blame!

That's exactly the case. Zhang Weixian actually understands Xiong Tingbi quite well.

After all, Zhang Weixian, as a distinguished Ming Dynasty nobleman and a hereditary British duke, has a clearer view of the morality within the Beijing camp than anyone else.

"As for Jing Xungui, I will leave it to the Qing family to appease you."

Zhu Youxiao lifted up his robe sleeves, looked at Zhang Weixian and said: "As for the other things, I will try to solve it, but there is one thing I want to make clear first. I can't issue a special edict to let Xiong Tingbi do what he did in the capital camp. Change, in the final analysis, Xiong Tingbi is to rectify the Beijing camp."

"I have basically approved any decisions or adjustments made by the Qing family since they took office as the Grand Governor of the Royal Forbidden Army. I have not made it too difficult for the Qing family."

"Organizing the imperial guards is the same as ordering the Beijing camp. Xiong Tingbi has issued a military order to me. If the Beijing camp is not organized, or if anything goes wrong in the Beijing camp during this period, Xiong Tingbi is willing to be severely punished!"

"However, what Xiong Tingbi did yesterday was indeed a bit excessive, so I sent someone to reprimand him. I also made it clear that I will inspect the capital camp in three months. If anyone is still dissatisfied with this matter, they can come to the palace to see me!"

"I understand."

Zhang Weixian could not detect the emperor's unintended meaning, so he immediately bowed and said: "Your Majesty, please rest assured, I will definitely handle the affairs within my scope well."

"Well, let's get busy with the Qing family."

Zhu Youxiao smiled slightly and said, "I still have to deal with government affairs."

"I resign!"

Looking at Zhang Weixian's leaving figure, the smile on Zhu Youxiao's face disappeared.

It seems that if you want to completely divide the nobles in Beijing, it is not enough to distinguish between the Royal Guards Palace and the three battalions. You must have those reliable nobles to completely stand on your side.

To promote this idea, it can only be achieved through deep binding of interests.

The bustle in the world comes because of profit, and the hustle and bustle in the world all goes away because of profit.

Zhu Youxiao knows better than anyone else that if he wants some groups of the same class to be separated from those degenerate groups, he must make them feel at ease and know that the situation they face is not aimed at them, and this trust, The so-called loyalty alone is not enough, there must be mutual interests.

Most of the hereditary nobles of the Ming Dynasty, whether they are in the capital or in Jinling, must be ruthlessly eliminated physically, because they are no longer trustworthy.

However, this special group of nobles must be maintained to a certain scale. After all, if you want to revive the Ming Dynasty, you must change the army, and the best way to stimulate the army is for them to fight on the battlefield, and the court will teach them based on merit. Reward, but in this way, the Ming title must be more detailed, especially hereditary replacement cannot be easily awarded, making the Ming title more precious, this is the fundamental reason!

Everything is difficult at the beginning.

The current situation Zhu Youxiao is in is more difficult than trying to conquer the country all over again. After all, he is the Emperor of the Ming Dynasty, so he must know the trade-offs when doing something.

"Liu Ruoyu."

"The servant is here."

Zhu Youxiao, who wanted to understand this, decided to focus on the matter with the civil servants outside the DPRK, and as for the nobles in Beijing, he would treat it coldly for the time being.

"Select a group of people from the inner study hall, and I will open a newspaper in the inner court."

Zhu Youxiao flicked his sleeves, stretched out his hand and said to Liu Ruoyu: "Whenever something happens in the court, chaos will break out in the capital and the capital. This situation must be stopped in the future!"

"What this group of people will do in the future is to write down some of the court's policies and some of my decisions in easy-to-understand terms, and then sell them to the people."

"Your Majesty, do you want to edit the residence newspaper?"

Liu Ruoyu said with some doubts.

Newspapers are very common in later generations. They are an important channel for obtaining information. No matter how developed information is, newspapers are far less popular than they were at the beginning, but newspapers have not disappeared.

During the Ming Dynasty, although there was no concept of a newspaper, similar products did exist. For example, the Dibao mentioned by Liu Ruoyu was a periodic meeting between officials in the central court or between the central government and local governments. Strong things were printed and bound together for distribution. However, the dissemination coverage of Di Bao was very narrow and it was not circulated to the public at all.

"The newspaper I mentioned is similar to Di Bao, but there are certain differences."

Zhu Youxiao said: "In addition to what I just talked about, I also need to serialize some anecdotes and even popular novels among the people, or find someone to write them."

"Newspapers are for the public, so they must have a broad audience and achieve balance of payments and even profitability, so this matter must be taken seriously."

"My slave understands."

Although Liu Ruoyu had never been exposed to newspapers, after hearing what his emperor said, he had an idea in his mind, but he still needed to sort out the details of how to do it.

Speaking of which, the Ming Dynasty has a lot of folk entertainment projects, and the novel industry also has a lot of market and potential, especially in the southeastern provinces. As long as novels are curious or have some color, once such novels are published and sold, they will It attracted countless people to rush to read it.

Since there is such a foundation, Zhu Youxiao will definitely not let it go. It is what he must do to make the newspaper industry take root in Ming Dynasty.