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Chapter 227 The forehead thinks I'm an outsider?
Governor Fu has not been idle recently, and is engaged in several major projects.

The first project is to submit a request to open a new transportation road from Chudi to Seligou. From Chongzhou, all military supplies will be transported from this road, and more than 87 taels of road construction funds will be submitted to the Ministry of Households.

The road is less than sixty miles long.

The reason why the quotation is high is mainly because the mountains are difficult to repair, and the governor gave a very professional explanation to the court.

In addition, one part of the plan needs to block water and build a dam. This project led to a 20.00% increase in the total cost of road construction. If you take a detour, you can save this expense, but it will increase the time required for military food transportation, "increasing the risk of harassment. "

The second project is to invite new rice warehouses to be built in Mardang and Guozong River Estuary in Ming Dynasty. The cost of this project reported to the Ministry of Households is not high, only more than [-] taels.

But at the same time, the Governor-General asked the Ministry of Household Affairs to store the entire province's defense forces in the warehouses of these two places in January, and to withdraw the thirteen large and small stations set up by the former fan.

The reason is that it can save unnecessary loss and abolish unnecessary warehouse management personnel, which can save the country money.

From then on, the allocation of military rations should be based on these two large warehouses, so that corruption, misappropriation and waste of rice can be prevented.

After all, it's all the people's fat and people's anointing, the blood and food of the people transported thousands of miles from various provinces to Sichuan, and the despicable villains will never allow it to be embezzled.

However, in Master Jia Jia's view, once the two large warehouses are completed, the military ration delivery business will probably be exclusively contracted by Lao Fu in the future.

In other words, Lao Fu has also begun to develop bigger and stronger. He is no longer satisfied with partnering with others to contract projects (such as Xiaozhai Project), but wants to operate independently.

The third project is to repair six camp defense projects in Dabanzhao, Songgebo and other places, and build four new forts. The cost reported to the Ministry of Households is more than 75 taels.

In addition to these three major projects, the governor-general also wrote to the imperial court, asking the Ministry of Households to allocate a total of more than 76 million taels of money and food (the price of rice) for the former governor of Agui to enter the thief's nest. There are more than 82 taels of copper sheet and gun material silver.

If these projects and appropriations are received in full, at least half of them will fall into the pockets of the rich.

It is true that the greater the official, the greater the courage.

Jia Liu didn't even know where Fullerhun got his guts. Could it be that this "Mutual Aid Association" really made him a roly-poly in the officialdom of the Qing Dynasty, not afraid of being exposed?

Although he didn't see other people getting rich, but his family was older than him, his background was stronger than him, and his connections were wider than him, so Jia Liu had to keep a smile on his face besides being jealous and secretly cursing a dog official.

After all, the two are on the same boat right now.

Since Jia Liu has been developed into a mutual aid member, this time he did not wait in the guard room, but was directly taken to Governor Fu's "office".

There is another person in the office, Wang Sui, the governor's aide, who was born in Juren and has been with the governor for more than ten years.

Wang Sui is saying goodbye to the governor. He will go to Zhejiang to serve as a Taoist priest in Hangzhou and Jiahu tomorrow.

Daoist is an important position of the fourth grade, lower than the governor, but higher than the prefect at the same level, equivalent to the commissioners of Hangzhou, Jiaxing, and Huzhou.

This position was obtained by Fu Lehun deliberately from the mutual aid member Zhejiang governor Sanbao to Wang Sui, and after doing a lot of work in Beijing.

For his subordinates, the old rich is still very good. Like Jia Liu, he gets promoted and makes a fortune by himself, and at the same time, he also wants to benefit those who follow him.

To put it mildly, it's rewarding.

On a larger scale, it is to weave a network of relationships.

In the future, he might not be around, but there are a group of people promoted by him in the imperial court, and his descendants can always be taken care of.

A person lives for one life, but it depends on three lives.

"Sit, sit."

Old Fu, who didn't think that Jia Jiashikai was an outsider at all, introduced Wang Sui enthusiastically. When he heard that he was the governor's confidant, Jia Liu nodded and bowed enthusiastically to the Taoist, without any airs.

After Jia Liu sat down again, Fuller smiled and said, "I heard you went to visit Agui?"

Jia Liu didn't dare to hide anything. He said he had gone but didn't see him.

Fuller nodded, moved his beard and looked at Jia Liudao: "Although the secret letter you gave to the emperor is telling the truth, it will kill Agui."

Jia Liu was taken aback, secretly startled, how did Fu Lehun know that he was on the secret paper, how did he know what the secret paper said.

It is guessed that Qianlong showed his secret document to Yu Minzhong, the Chief Minister of Military Affairs, otherwise Fu Lehun would not know.

This is an adult, but the boss of the mutual aid society.

It is good to have someone in the court, who is well-informed.

Fu Lehun picked up the tea bowl and said, "If Ah Gui is really injured, he can avoid this hurdle. If he is injured in a fake way, Fu Chang'an will not visit Ah Gui on behalf of the emperor, but It was he, Agui, who urged Hades to order him."

Seeing Jia Jia's concubine was puzzled, Taoist Wang reminded: "Since the current emperor ascended the throne, he has never sent anyone to the front line to visit the injured general. This time he sent Fu Chang'an to explain that the emperor has become suspicious of Ah Gui's injury. .”

"Ah Gui shot himself in the foot this time."

Previously, Liu Shilang wrote a letter to impeach him. Fu Lehun knew that Agui was instigating behind him, so he never had the chance to retaliate. He never thought that Agui was the one who made a fool of himself and faked the injury.

The governor decided that it was not true that Agui was injured.

After taking a sip of tea, he put down the tea bowl and said to Jia Liu, "By the way, what are you doing here?"

Jia Liu hurriedly handed over the prepared documents, which were about the recent victories of the guerrilla bannermen and their application to the imperial court for compensation.

Fullerhun took a look and looked surprised: "Kill the enemy 19 people?"

Jia Liu was a little embarrassed. There were actually nine people, and he reported ten more.It was a little less, but it finally effectively curbed the bandit raids, as the admiral Chang Qing of Yunnan can attest.

"This is the first time that you, the leading minister who specializes in banner guerrilla affairs, reported meritorious service. It's not appropriate for 19 people,"

While speaking, Fu Lehun picked up a pen and added a word "hundred" in front of "nineteen".

One hundred nineteen people?

Even though Jia Liu had a thick skin, he also felt that this was a bit exaggerated, so he hesitated to remind Governor Fu that there was no thief corpse for verification.

Unexpectedly, Lao Fu and the royal Taoist laughed.

Jia Liu was inexplicably laughing.

Putting down the pen, Governor Fu asked, "Where will you repay your achievements?"

"Of course it is reported to the governor."

Procedurally, Jia Liu, the leader of the bannermen and guerrillas, is not under the control of General Dingxi. Lehun here.

Afterwards, it will be reported to the Ministry of War by the Governor of Sichuan for rewards based on merit, and the compensation for bannermen will be transferred to the yamen of each capital of the Eight Banners.

There is no direct relationship with General Dingxi.

"My son-in-law still thinks of me as an old man and an outsider,"

Governor Fu looked at Jia Jia's son-in-law with deep meaning, "What is mutual help? Isn't it just such a trivial matter, if the old man doesn't count on such trivial matters, who else can the father-in-law count on?"

　Lao Fu was a very powerful person in history. Qianlong sent a minister to investigate him, and the minister "died of illness" halfway through.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)