Heaven's Martial Fate

Chapter 782 Preventing troubles before they happen

Some people dare to blatantly and violently grab the plate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs!

Although it was found out later, this was because the local soil turtles were not clear about it.

In addition, it is also the brand of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, which is not very eye-catching among the people in other provinces, and it has not had time to widely publicize the results.

But no matter what, the property of the Ministry of Internal Affairs was robbed, which shows how fierce Jin Province is in fighting for the interests of coal mines.

At this moment, the voice of attacking Ning Mansion's private accumulation of force disappeared completely in an instant.

If you don't have a bit of strong force, you can't even keep your own property, and it would be a big joke to say it.

At this time, there is actually that pedantic censor, or the cannon fodder launched by some forces, saying that the royal family can't compete with the people for profit.

He is not angry now, but these top Tie Yushi, the chief censors of Shangyan, were transferred to Yunnan, Guizhou and other remote villages to meet up soon.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs acted very quickly and found the chief envoy's office directly.

On the contrary, Lin Ruhai, who had been in a passive state, opened up the situation.

However, all the forces in Jin Province who knew that the royal family was annoyed, no matter how arrogant and domineering they were usually, were all very quiet at this time.

Seeing this, Jia Rong naturally adhered to the concept of making a fortune in silence, and didn't spread any words.

At present, the most important thing for the Ning Mansion is to make the large coal mine in its hands run smoothly, and everything else is trivial.

No matter how fierce the battle outside is, the purpose is for pure profit.

When the coal mines controlled by the family transport the coal produced by truckloads to Zhuangzi on the outskirts of the capital, where they are reprocessed into briquettes, and then quickly sold and turned into white silver, basically there is no need to worry about follow-up problems.

This is a very rudimentary industrial chain, and the number of people serving it alone has just begun to exceed [-].

As time goes on, the number will only increase.

At this time, neither the local government nor the court will easily cause problems in such a large coal mine.

Just like the rhetoric describing water transport, the livelihood of millions of water workers depends on this.

According to the description of the story of "Cornucopia", a large coal mine is running smoothly, and when the output is maximized, not to mention the people who radiate tens of hundreds of miles away benefit.

There are at least thousands or even thousands of households that directly serve the extended industries of coal mines alone.

No one dared to touch such a huge number of employees.

If it is not done well, there will be a big disturbance, or even a rebellion.

If this is the case, which court chief can afford such a scapegoat?

At this time, it is only a matter of time before the Ning Mansion is rejuvenated.

At the same time, more than half of the purpose of spending energy to write the story of "Cornucopia" has been achieved.

Through the extremely detailed description in "Cornucopia", at least the honorable family that owns the coal mine knows how to operate and make a profit smoothly.

Of course, in this process, the coal mines affiliated to the Ministry of Internal Affairs serve as a benchmark. Jia Rong also hopes that the coal mines affiliated to the Xungui family will not exploit the absenteeism too hard.

Getting the briquettes out, in addition to really wanting to make money, is also a means of uniting the noble forces.

It's not that I want to do a 'big event', but I hope that the power of the Xungui Group will not decline so rapidly.

In the story of the Red Chamber, after the death of the emperor today, it is estimated that the noble forces should be cleaned up with ruthless hands.

Whether it was the concubine visiting relatives, or the confiscated property of Ningrong Second Mansion in the end, it seemed very abnormal.

First of all, the concubine visits relatives, which is full of weirdness.

At least, there has never been a precedent in history.

Looking at the specifics of Yuanchun's visit to relatives, when Nima Yuanchun arrived at Ningrong Street, it was already early in the morning, and it was like a night walk of ghosts.

Ordinarily, the royal family should be very taboo about such things.

As a result, the time for visiting relatives was very short, and I hurried back before dawn.

For a normal visit, at least the concubine must be asked to stay at her mother's house for a day, right?

In short, the seemingly grandiose family visitation is as unreliable as playing around.

In addition, in the later stage of the story of the Red Mansion, the decline of the Ningrong Second Mansion has reached an unsustainable level.

Mainly, the finances of the two governments have basically collapsed.

It's not that there is no money, but that public property basically falls into private hands.

For example, the old lady Jia Mu and the second wife, Mrs. Wang, are definitely rich masters.

There are also those antique toys and other things in the Grand View Garden, all of which are purchased with white money, and if they are sold, they will be a lot of money.

But the old lady and Mrs. Wang would never use their private property to subsidize the huge gap in the public.

However, the government's brand can't be knocked down, and it has to maintain huge expenses.

Under such circumstances, it is very simple to target the Ningrong Second Mansion. As long as the two mansions are completely unsustainable and the old lady passes away, and some privileges are withdrawn, it will be enough for the two mansions to collapse directly.

There is no need for such drastic means as ransacking the house, it will only intensify the conflict.

Do you really think that the honorable interest group formed by the founding eight princes is just kidding?
Even when the emperor was in power, the abolition of the crown prince had such a severe impact, and all the eight founders of the country were implicated, but there was no serious situation of being ransacked.

But in the later period of the story of the Red Mansion, that's exactly what it is doing now.

The only explanation is that not only the Ningrong Second Mansion has completely declined, but the rest of the honorable forces have also declined sharply.

And only in this way, when today's heavy blows are being hit against noble forces, they will be so unscrupulous and resolute.

The ass decides the position!

Since Jia Rong was born in the Xungui Group, it is natural to stand on the side of the Xungui Group.

On the other hand, he also disapproved of the current suppression of Xungui Group too severely.

For the Xungui Group, targeted blood exchanges can be adopted so that it can always maintain a certain influence and strength, so as to balance the ever-expanding civilian power.

It's really not a good thing for the civil servants to dominate the family.

In addition, to prevent Ningrong Second Mansion from being ransacked, he also has to support the strength of the Xungui Group not to decline rapidly.

As long as there is money, and there is a steady stream of money, the strength of the Xungui Group will not decline too much.

Even, the emergence of a few outstanding children and some special circumstances may make the Xungui Group's strength to a higher level.

Among other things, if the strength of the Xungui Group is still strong, even if something happens to the Ningrong Second House, there will be a good Xungui family to help in the end.

No way, it would be too miserable if Jia Baoyu really appeared as a watchman without a place to shelter from the wind and rain.

It is unbelievable that after nearly a hundred years of honorable career, he ended up in this kind of field...

　There are a lot of shit at home, which affects the normal update, sorry

　　
　
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