The Buddhist lady travels through ancient times to live a leisurely life

"The latter situation is not common. As you said, they come from all over the country and live too scattered, so it is not easy for the news to reach us."

"Another situation is retirement due to injury. Some of these people choose to go home. They have a good relationship with their families and communicate with them on a daily basis. If they can't fight anymore, they choose to go home to farm. We will also give them a subsidy. There are also some people who retire due to injury and have a bad relationship with their families. After retirement, they don't want to go home. They have nowhere to go and don't know what to do in the future. We try our best to find ways to accommodate these people. Businesses like opening a steamed bun shop are also for their consideration."

"In the past two years, there is a third situation. Because the war is over, the court allows some soldiers to choose whether to continue to serve in the army or go home. Some people choose to go home, and we will also give them a subsidy."

Yun Xi nodded as she listened, as a response. She had learned from the original owner's memory that in this era, there was no such thing as "retirement" in the army. Once you joined the army, it was basically for life.

Some people served as soldiers for many years and enjoyed the court's "relaxation" policy when they were older, but in reality, only a few soldiers could live to see "relaxation". Most people worked until they died.

To be honest, it's quite miserable.

Mu Sheng concluded: "In the past, there were constant wars, and many people were killed or injured. In the past two years, there has been a wave of retirements, and the expenses have been very high. It will be fine after this period of time."

"The family's property is divided into two parts. One part is used for daily expenses of the family, and the other part is used to support the soldiers. After a while, these properties will be redistributed, and the family's situation will get better and better."

He looked at Yun Xi and promised earnestly: "No matter what, I won't let you suffer any injustice."

Yun Xi smiled and said, "I don't feel wronged, nor do I feel tight on money. Anyway, I have everything I need."

The reason why the food is not good is not because of the lack of ingredients, but because of poor cooking skills. It has nothing to do with money.

Mu Sheng asked her: "You don't object to us doing this?"

His tone was a little cautious and a little hopeful, but more than that, it was a firm determination about what he was doing.

Yun Xi knew that even if she said "objection", it would be ineffective.

What's more, she really didn't object at all. To some extent, her father was also a beneficiary of the Mu family's benevolence. Let alone the life-saving grace, protecting the general was the duty of a soldier. If the Mu family didn't mention it, her father wouldn't think it was a favor. During the original owner's growth, Father Yun mentioned this more than once.

Then, as a vested interest, it is too outrageous to oppose others' good governance? The original owner did not object, and she was even less opposed.

In modern times, the Yun family has established their own charity foundation to specifically support charity projects, covering various aspects such as environmental protection, poverty alleviation, education aid, and protection of the rights and interests of people with disabilities.

Essentially, what the Mu family did was the same as what the Yun family did in later generations. It was just that the people they helped were all related to themselves, while the Yun family helped a wider range of people.

Yun Xi smiled and asked back: "Why should I object?"

Mu Sheng thought for a moment and said, "If this money is not used on soldiers, it will be the private property of the Mu family. As the eldest lady of the Mu family, you will have more money to spend, and it will be more convenient for you to buy and do whatever you want. In the future, our children will also inherit more of the family property."