Reborn in the Three Kingdoms, I stole Liu Bei's uncle

Liu Yu's mansion was soon awarded to him.

Although his official position was abolished by Dong Zhuo, his mansion was still built according to the specifications of the left general. The mansion was so large that Liu Yu walked around the mansion several times before he found something wrong.

He only gave out money and property as rewards, but no servants. The huge mansion was filled with only him and Huang San, making it seem particularly deserted.

Huang San looked at the room full of rewards with tears in his eyes.

He had never seen so much money in his life, and he stroked the silver coins with both hands, feeling the touch of the money and the sound of collision, immersed in it.

Liu Yu patted Huang San on the hand, waking him up from his immersion.

"Let's buy some slaves together tomorrow."

Huang San raised his head and discovered the problem when he heard this.

"Maybe the emperor forgot, please don't ask again."

Liu Yu waved his hand and pointed at the money and cloth.

With so many things here, why do you need a bicycle?

Slaves during this period were divided into two categories: official slaves and private slaves.

Official slaves were slaves of government offices. Their source was quite broad, and the most common one was that family members had committed crimes and were taken into slavery.

Although historical books mention that slaves were kept in the market and put in the same stalls as cattle and horses, the status of slaves during this period was not low. They were first and foremost living people who enjoyed human rights.

Emperor Guangwu of the Han Dynasty once stipulated that if a noble dared to burn a slave, he would be punished according to the law, and the burned person would be demoted to a commoner.

The incidents of being punished for injuring slaves are mentioned more than once in historical documents.

The marriage forms in this era were free, and slaves could also marry people from other classes.

Zhao Feiyan was once a government slave and later became a queen.

Han laws also stipulated that slaves must be adequately supplied with food and clothing, otherwise the person in charge would be punished.

Liu Yu came to the Xicheng Market to buy private slaves. In this market, one type of people sold themselves as slaves, and the other type of people were human traffickers selling slaves.

Nowadays, wars are frequent and populations are displaced, and the slave industry has become a complete industrial chain in Luoyang City.

There are special human traffickers who go around the area to pick up poor refugees and sell them here to wealthy families.

Of course, there were also people who came here to sell themselves into slavery.

Compared with other places, Luoyang City is the imperial capital after all and has a strong foundation.

Most of the refugees who came here were young and strong.

As soon as Liu Yu arrived, he was surrounded by several human traffickers, who introduced their slaves and servants and how outstanding they were.

Liu Yu listened and it felt just like what he heard when he was at the market in his previous life. All the sales pitches were just clichés.

While he was admiring the fine traditions of the Chinese nation, he was attracted by the eyes of a young boy.

Those eyes were particularly steady, and they did not rush forward like the others.

Instead, he sat on the ground and looked coldly ahead. In front of him hung a wooden sign with a few lines of small words written on it.

Chen Dao, nineteen years old, is good at using a gun, has a monthly salary of three strings of cash and can be a security guard.

Chen Dao, could it be Chen Dao, a personal guard under Liu Bei, who was as loyal and brave as Zhao Yun?

Chen Dao, Chen Shuzhi,

He was deeply trusted by Liu Bei and commanded the Bai'er Army, the most elite force under Liu Bei.

But I remember he was from Runan, Yuzhou. How did he come to Luoyang?

With these doubts, Liu Yu continued to ask: "Where is your surname? Do you have a name?"

"He is from Runan, Yuzhou, and his courtesy name is Shuzhi."

It's really him.

"Why are you here?"

"I used to have several acres of good farmland at home, but it was abandoned due to years of war. I came to Luoyang to seek refuge with my uncle, hoping that he would recommend me to join the army, but he moved to Jizhou. Now I am penniless, so I can only earn some money, and then I can think of other things."

It turned out to be the case.

"In that case, just follow me."

Chen Dao looked at Liu Yu's youth and said uncertainly, "My dear, you can see clearly that it costs three strings of cash per month."

It turned out that he was afraid that I couldn't afford to pay his wages.

"Look, three strings of cash is not expensive for a warrior like you."

Chen Dao bowed and said, "Thank you, my lord. There is one more thing I must tell you. Once I have saved enough money, I will leave."

Liu Yu glanced at Chen Dao and said with a smile: "How much money do you plan to earn?"

"Six passes."

That is two months. It seems that I have to make him follow me wholeheartedly within these two months.

"can."

Chen Dao said: "Thank you, my lord. I will do my best within two months.

Huang San walked forward, looked at Liu Yu and said, "Master, this price can buy two strong young men. It's too expensive to buy just one."

Liu Yu glanced at Huang San.

Huang San subconsciously advised again: "Master, how about we take another look?"

"Give me money."

It's too expensive. He is Chen Dao, whose martial arts are no less than Zhao Yun. Let alone three strings of coins, even three hundred strings of coins would be worth it if we can keep him.

Seeing that Liu Yu didn't say anything else, Huang San had no choice but to pay the money to Chen Dao.

Chen Dao took the money and finally a smile appeared on his face.

After talking with Chen Dao for a long time, Liu Yu felt a little hungry, so he took the two of them and headed directly to the East City.

Huang San asked doubtfully: "Master, do you want this one? This man is so young, can he be the guard of the house?"

Liu Yu smiled and said, "No problem."

He did not stop until he came to a tavern.

The three of them found a seat and sat down, then asked the shopkeeper to bring some wine and meat.

After a while, the wine and meat were served on the table.

Liu Yu grabbed a piece of mutton and stuffed it into his mouth, muttering, "Eat it quickly, it won't taste good if it gets cold."

Chen Dao looked at the wine and meat on the table, swallowed his saliva and said, "Go to the next table and get a bowl of bean rice."

Liu Yu had finished a piece of mutton. He wiped the oil stains from the corners of his mouth and asked with a smile, "Do you not like mutton? Or do you just like bean rice?"

Chen Dao took another look at the mutton and said, "The guard cannot eat at the same table with the master."

Liu Yu naturally would not give up this opportunity to win people's hearts.

Liu Yu smiled and said, "Who said that? From now on, you will eat whatever I eat."

"Old Huang, what are you standing there for? Eat quickly or it will get cold."

Huang San showed his yellow teeth, picked up a piece of mutton, put it in his mouth and started eating it.

Liu Yu glanced at Chen Dao and urged him, "Eat quickly. We'll be done soon and you won't be able to eat anymore."

Chen Dao looked at Liu Yu again, and seeing that his words were sincere and not fake, he picked up a piece of mutton and started eating it in big bites.

Or maybe he was extremely hungry, he ate most of the whole plate of mutton and still looked like he was not full.

Liu Yu smiled and asked the shopkeeper to serve another plate.

Huang San looked at Chen Dao who was eating voraciously and secretly complained in his heart.

The guy the owner bought is totally worthless. He is skinny and has little meat on his body. He is definitely not capable of guarding the house.

The key point is that it is so expensive, and the appetite is not low, two large plates of mutton. Except for Liu Yu and Huang San who ate two pieces, the rest went into Chen Dao's stomach.

Liu Yu looked at the two empty plates of mutton and asked, "Are you full?"

Chen Dao nodded.

Liu Yu laughed, told Huang San to pay the money, and went out with Chen Dao into a tailor shop.

After coming out of the tailor shop, Chen Dao seemed like a different person, full of energy and with bright eyes.

It is true that clothes make the man and saddles make the horse.