Rebirth of the Ming Dynasty: Sixth Generation of Glory, I don't want it

Zhang Chang's letter said that the dam had been breached for ten days, the three county governments were passing the buck to each other, the imperial court did not come to the rescue, and no one was doing any disaster relief.

Zhang Chang could only bring a few children with him to gather a group of disaster victims, with a total number of less than 10,000. They are now on their way.

It would take Zhang Qiuhe five days to get to Peiping by express horse. After the letter is delivered to Peiping and we wait for their reply before making other arrangements, the price might double.

This number is not too much, but it cannot be said to be too little either.

If they all came to Beijing, the city would not be able to accommodate them all.

Another thing is that the person in charge has just been replaced, and I don’t know if it will cause any more trouble.

"Your Majesty, this can just be placed at the guard post."

Monk Daoyan had been looking down, but now he raised his head and glanced at Zhang Xin.

Zhang Xin felt a little scared when being looked at by Monk Daoyan. After some thought, he decided to cover it up a little:

"There aren't many people in Beiping. There are also many wastelands outside Beiping."

"Did you really dream about it?"

Zhu Di paid less attention to disaster relief than to Zhang Xin's dream.

He is pursuing the dream of Dagui that his father gave him, but his vision is still too small.

It was obvious that the daughter-in-law had a more ambitious dream, and this saved tens of thousands of ordinary people.

"Oh, the prince said that there are Suzhou and Hangzhou in the south and Linzhang in the north, and I started dreaming about Zhang Qiuhe."

Zhang Xin was not lying, she really had this dream, but when she knew about this in her previous life, the people in the dream were displaced and in mourning.

"The Crown Prince's Consort has great merit."

Monk Daoyan clasped his hands together, stood up and saluted Zhang Xin solemnly.

"By accident, that is."

Zhang Xin quickly waved his hand in return, then turned to Zhu Di and Xu and asked eagerly:

"Dad, Mom, I did dream it, but I never thought it was real. What should we do now? How should we accommodate tens of thousands of people?"

"Hahahaha, there's no need to think about this."

Zhu Di laughed.

Whatever you want, you get it.

Although Shandong suffered a disaster, the people suffered.

But, farming is farming no matter where you are!!!

Beiping Yandi has the most what? The most land!

What is the least? The least people!

God helps me too!

"Let the messenger come to the office, and I'll ask him in detail. You don't have to worry about this matter! Hahahaha————"

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Leave professional matters to professionals.

Zhang Xin is good at this.

After leaving the matter to her father-in-law, Zhang Xin returned to Yande Palace contentedly.

When she went to pay her evening greetings to Mrs. Xu in the evening, Mrs. Xu told her a good news.

Zhang Xin's elder brother handled this matter in a very organized manner.

Zhu Di asked Zhang Xin to ask Zhang Chang if he wanted to join the Yanshan Guard.

Zhang Xin was very satisfied.

In her previous life, she foolishly suppressed her two brothers at home, knowing full well that they each had their own strengths, but she did so for the sake of her own reputation as a virtuous woman and the so-called principle that in-laws should not interfere in government affairs.

If they were not allowed to enter the court, they would have lived a mediocre life.

In the end, they will still be suppressed by the Guo family.

It's just so stupid.

Whether it was the eldest brother or the second brother, they all suffered a lot in the previous life because of her.

In this case of Zhang Qiuhe, in addition to saving people from disaster and securing the release of the person, Zhang Xin also achieved his final goal.

Zhang Chang sent back two letters, one describing his specific operation process, and the other describing the result.

The result is what Zhang Xin wanted anyway.

And the process was much more exciting than Zhang Xin could have imagined.

The boy who was sent back by Zhang Chang to deliver the letter probably told his father-in-law all of Zhang Chang's actions, which made his father-in-law want Zhang Chang to join the Yanshan Guard.

Zhang Chang handled the matter perfectly this time, and handed in the best test paper to get close to his father-in-law.

All of this was not taught by Zhang Xin.

When Zhang Chang arrived at Zhangqiuhe, he did not force the farmers to harvest their crops and buy grain.

He found a merchant he had worked with before and signed a contract to collect grain.

This contract was not based on the actual number of pounds harvested, but on the expected output of one or two acres of land, and all the money had to be paid in advance.

Once this contract is signed, when the farmers harvest the crops is just a matter of Zhang Chang's order.

He doesn't even need to give a reason or make an excuse, he just has money and can do whatever he wants.

While farmers were harvesting half-ripe crops in the fields, Zhang Chang was wandering around with a group of boys.

He goes everywhere, in the fields, by the river, in the county government office, and in restaurants. He is very arrogant and high-profile. He doesn't bully the weak. When he's in a good mood, he'll even help the elderly cross the street or beat up the hooligans.

In the more than half a month before the Zhangqiu River burst its banks, Zhang Chang was known as a prodigal son, a playboy, and a good man in the eyes of the people of Zhangqiu River.

This group of people is very well-known in Zhang Qiuhe.

When the news of the good news that the farmers had earned the money from the output of half an acre of land was spread, it further confirmed the prodigal son's squandering and intensified the publicity of Zhang Chang's "great achievements".

Farmers flocked to the area, hoping to harvest earlier so they could plant another crop sooner and thinking that it would be a shame not to take advantage of a good deal.

Without saying a word, Zhang Chang persuaded 70% to 80% of the farmers to harvest their crops early.

As they were wandering around Zhangqiu River and getting to know the people there better than ever, a child brought along by Zhang Chang discovered that a section of the river seemed to have fallen into disrepair.

After reporting to the yamen, since they often invited minor officials to dinner, the yamen actually sent people to take a look.

It’s a pity that it was sunny all the time.

After seeing it, the people in the yamen didn't take it seriously.

Zhang Chang was born based on a dream of Zhang Xin. Now he is safe and sound, which is even better.

The first batch of grain collected earlier has already arrived in Beijing, and most of the rest is also on the way.

At the end of May, when Zhang Chang was looking at everything as if it were sunny and sunny and preparing to escort the last batch of grain back, a rainstorm came.

It rained for three days in a row.

The place where they discovered the problem was the first to burst, and then the situation got out of control. Both sides of the Zhangqiu River were flooded, and the fertile fields turned into swamps.

Throughout Zhangqiuhe, most people did not suffer heavy losses. The crops had been harvested and the money was in their pockets.

But things like houses that cannot be moved, and the things in the houses, are really gone.

Except for the rich people whose houses were still standing, most people became homeless.

The whole family, young and old, lives outdoors.

The three government offices reacted quickly this time, but when the disaster was reported, there was no response.

There was no disaster relief plan yet, and the government did not send anyone to help with reconstruction. Not even the most basic food, porridge, was provided.

The question is, the old emperor has passed away, and the court is busy preparing for the new emperor to ascend the throne. No one has time to read the memorials submitted, let alone a town, even in a prefecture.

After a few days, the elderly and children started to get sick.