Daming: The most ruthless tyrant in history

Chapter 934 Integration
Since you have made up your mind and want to do something well, don't complain about the troubles and challenges you encounter. If that is the case, then just don't do it.

Zhu Youxiao has this attitude. Since he has chosen to do it, he must achieve results.

How many eyes were watching him, openly and secretly. If even he, the Emperor of the Ming Dynasty, behaved timidly and made people feel that he could be manipulated, what would those who were doing the work think?
In order to make it clear that he was taking back power, Zhu Youxiao moved from the Qianqing Palace to the Western Garden, and he also moved with his concubines and children. Living in the Forbidden City was too depressing.

Because of the issue of taking back power, there was a lot of discussion among the court and the public, but Zhu Youxiao didn't care about these things at all. The southeast was still in chaos anyway, so what if it became more chaotic?
By March, the pace seems to have quickened and people have become busier.

Xiyuan.

Taiye Lake.

"Tell me, this time you come to see me in the Western Garden, you want to report something about national taxes, right?" Zhu Youxiao stood with his hands behind his back, walking on the Yuhe Bridge, and smiled at Shi Bangyao who was accompanying him.

The temperature began to rise, and Xiyuan was full of vitality.

Compared to the Forbidden City, Zhu Youxiao preferred to stay in the Western Garden. At least when he was tired, he could go around and not feel so depressed.

"Your Majesty is wise."

Shi Bangyao bowed his head slightly and said, "I do have something else to say. This is a joint memorial from the National Tax Bureau, the Customs Bureau, the Customs Bureau, and the Canal Transport Bureau. I hope Your Majesty will take a look at it."

Zhu Youxiao stopped, glanced at Shi Bangyao, and then reached out to take the memorial.

Speaking of which, from the establishment of a number of new general offices and the strengthening of control over the relevant fields, Zhu Youxiao knew that there would be some things in the future that would require his final decision.

"Integrated?"

When he opened the memorial and saw the content, Zhu Youxiao frowned slightly. He was clear about this matter. It was he who instructed Hong Chengchou and other officials to carry out the trial in Liaodong.

"The branch offices of the Customs and Customs Administration have tried this policy in Liaodong and have achieved some results, but are they so impatient to try it out in the interior of the country? Isn't this a bit too hasty?"

After reading it, Zhu Youxiao frowned and said to Shi Bangyao that he was very clear about the problems that this new policy would cause in Liaodong.

In particular, the combination with hunting and gold panning led to the appearance of counterfeit currency in many places in Liaodong, so Jiang Chen led the detective team to Liaoning to investigate the case.

This matter must be resolved.

Zhu Youxiao would not allow anyone to disrupt the new policy he had finalized in Liaodong. Whether it was the deepening of joint taxation at the customs or hunting captives and panning for gold, it involved many aspects. If it was disrupted, it would affect many subsequent deployments.

"Your Majesty, there is no rush."

Shi Bangyao said: "We jointly submitted this report because we are aware of the achievements made in Liaodong. Of course, we are also aware of the problems exposed in it."

"It is precisely because of this that I feel that it is crucial to conduct integrated joint efforts at the policy level so that the various general offices know how to connect, how to approve, and how to undertake the work in the early stages of preparation."

"Besides, the situation in the interior of the country is different from that in Liaodong. There is one more canal, and this one more item will involve a lot more things. If we don't prepare in advance, it will take a lot of time to expand the trial scope when we have accumulated mature experience in Liaodong."

In fact, from the establishment of a number of general offices and the vertical management by the central government, the heads of the general offices knew that the emperor was determined to overhaul several aspects such as taxation, river administration, and water transport.

Don't say anything else.

Just looking at the amount of tax revenue that Yuan Shizhen, the General Administrator of Salt Tax, has added to the national treasury since he implemented the salt tax reform, it is not difficult to see how much of the tax silver that should have gone into the national treasury was misappropriated.

If the previous tax silver, which only involved the salt tax, could have been collected in full, why would the national treasury be so empty?

So when the imperial court encountered an emergency, it had to levy charges on the whole country. If it had not, perhaps many previous tragedies could have been avoided.

But there are no ifs in this world. This is how governing a country works. Any small mistake will cause more damage and harm after being passed down layer by layer.

From the central government to the local levels, many ideas have been added during this period, and this is also the most difficult part of governing the world.

"This is a good idea, but I have a request."

"Your Majesty, please explain!"

Looking at Shi Bangyao bowing, Zhu Youxiao felt emotional. He knew that during the previous joint court meeting, he had put too much pressure on the various general offices.

If you want your subordinates to do things well, you should delegate some power to them at the right time. This way, they will have the confidence and motivation to do their next tasks well.

It's impossible to ask for things to be done but not give anything in return. What should we do?

It's not realistic.

"Keep it secret."

Zhu Youxiao stretched out his hand and said, "Something happened in Liaodong. I suspect that there are many people who are secretly watching this matter. I will make a big fuss about the Liaodong matter next."

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This will kill many people.

When Shi Bangyao heard this, he knew that after the matter in Liaodong was investigated, they would certainly follow the clues to arrest many people. Once this person was arrested, his fate would be self-evident.

"Since you want to integrate the policies first, go ahead and do it, but you must carefully select the personnel."

Zhu Youxiao continued, "From now on, you will be in charge of all matters related to this area. If there is any progress or breakthrough, you can report it to the emperor in secret."

"As you said, if the national tax, customs, customs, and grain transport can be integrated, it will be of great benefit to the central finance in the future."

"The minister obeys the order."

Shi Bangyao immediately stated: "Your Majesty, please rest assured that we will handle this matter well."

Zhu Youxiao has always been tolerant of those who do practical things, especially those who do them down to earth. Even if they make some mistakes in the process, Zhu Youxiao will not punish them easily. After all, when doing a new thing from scratch, there is no experience to draw on, and it requires a little bit of exploration.

We all make mistakes.

As long as mistakes are made and corrected in time without causing greater losses, this is something that must be experienced in reform. There is no reform in the world that will go smoothly as soon as it is proposed.

"It's one thing to do, but you also have to take care of your health."

Zhu Youxiao stepped forward and extended his hand to support Shi Bangyao. "I know what you are doing is very complicated and big, but only with a good body can you finally accomplish things, right?"

"I will keep this in mind."

Shi Bangyao felt a warm feeling in his heart.

They all look a lot older.

Looking at Shi Bangyao, and thinking of Bi Ziyan and some other people, Zhu Youxiao felt very complicated. These pillars who did practical things, although none of them had ever complained, Zhu Youxiao knew how much pressure they were under. It was not good to just make demands on these people without caring about them.

(End of this chapter)