After rebirth, I became a national teacher

Unexpectedly, not long after the Du'e army was ambushed, the God Du'e descended on the battlefield and sent down thunder to kill two thousand households, instantly turning the tide of the battle.

Only then did they realize that the God of Du'e was really as powerful as the rumors said.

He can bring down thunder at will and kill the commander in the midst of thousands of soldiers. Who else could he be but a god?

It seems that the news coming from Lord Du'e is neither exaggerated nor false.

The Lord of Du'e is truly a god!

She was really labeled a traitor because she disagreed with the emperor's ideas.

Of course, these past events are not important anymore.

The important thing is that they really can’t afford to offend the Lord Du’e.

The emperor and the god can fight as much as they want, they dare not interfere anymore.

Not long after, the local gentry, landlords and powerful people in Huizhou fled upon hearing the news, taking most of their property and leaving the territory ruled by the God of Du'e overnight.

Naturally, the land in their hands fell into the hands of the Du'e Army without any hindrance.

The land distribution in the entire Huizhou went very smoothly.

On the way to escape, these gentry, landlords and powerful people were devastated.

If they had known this, they should have paid the back taxes or handed over the land.

Now, not only have we lost our land, but we have also been forced to leave our hometown and become homeless. The houses, shops, forests, docks, and valuables that we had accumulated with great difficulty are all gone!

Looking back, those "spineless" and "traitors" they looked down upon turned out to be the truly smart people!

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In addition to Huizhou and Xiuning, there were four other places where the Wei army and local gentry, landlords and powerful people ambushed together.

Chen Qingzhu arrived in time and followed the same method as in Xiuning.

She interrogated the captain of one of the places and found out that Zhongdu Fengyang only sent out 10,000 soldiers this time, divided into five groups to attack the Du'e Army.

After returning to Nandu, she held a court meeting to inform her subordinates of this development.

This is naturally done to give them more confidence.

Sure enough, when the subordinates heard this, they all looked shocked and delighted.

He had a better understanding of the power of his own God.

With such a powerful deity around, how could the mere Wei court be a match?

Now, they just need to steadily develop agriculture and commerce under their rule, make the people prosperous, and make the army strong.

Sooner or later, they will attack the capital and occupy all the territory of Wei!

By then, all of them will be considered founding heroes!

After being delighted, many people also wanted to actively offer suggestions and demonstrate their own value in front of Chen Qingzhu.

Kong Shuya, a doctor in the Ministry of Revenue, was one of them.

She stood up and said:

"God, guarding against thieves for a thousand days is not a solution, and it is not good for God to work hard for this all day. Why not send some soldiers to guard the border so that the Wei court can no longer send people to harass us?"

This statement was immediately rejected by a reformist party official under Yuan Songbo:

"Doctor Kong, you don't know that we border Wei in many ways, and the border is thousands of miles long. How many people are needed to defend it?"

"Now most of the troops are used to divide the land, and there is no manpower to be spared."

Zhuo Yuxiu (Mrs. Qin), the Minister of Works, also added:

"Master Kong, the Lord God did not block the border because he was worried that money would become cheap and goods would become expensive. This would have a huge impact on ordinary people."

As merchants, they are most sensitive to the relationship between money and goods.

As soon as the master of the temple issued the military policy, they worried that the soldiers would have too much money, causing prices to soar and affecting the livelihoods of ordinary people.

Therefore, I once gave private advice to the abbot.

The temple master said that as long as the borders were not blocked and merchants were allowed to move freely, it would not affect the lives of ordinary people.

Of course, if the imperial court closed the border and did not allow merchants to come to her jurisdiction, she would naturally teach them a lesson.