Kai Fu Han

Chapter 300 Obedience to Arrangements
In this era without computers, Liu Xinqi's brain almost shut down.

"Teacher Gao, you are really amazing."

A student who was pointed out by Gao Hui flattered him because he spelled the name of his order incorrectly and said, "You can remember more than 1 people."

"Stop talking nonsense. I'm only responsible for part of it. I don't need to remember it all. Be serious and don't make any mistakes. Make two copies, one for the individual and one for the Ministry of War's files. It's a heavy task." Gao Hui He patted the boy lightly on the head and urged him to be serious and meticulous.

"Oh, I've been writing these transfer orders these past few days, and my head is spinning."

"The printed template is here. You can write a lot less words. Come and get it from me." Someone came in from the door, holding a tall stack of paper in his arms.

This was a suggestion given by Liu Xinqi after he discovered that the entire transfer order from the Ministry of War was written by hand.

All the repetitive and fixed parts of the transfer order were made into templates, and the positions such as the person's name, position, time, location, etc. were left vacant. The Propaganda Department was arranged to help print tens of thousands of transfer order templates.

This will greatly reduce the workload of writers.

In the end, it only needs to be signed and confirmed by the officials of the Ministry of War, and then stamped to take effect.

The young man who was patted on the head by Gao Hui immediately dropped the half-written transfer order and ran to get the template.

...

With the template, the speed of order writing is greatly accelerated, and the efficiency is increased by more than ten times.

All transfer orders were completed before December [-]th. The written transfer orders were carried by officials from the Ministry of War and escorted by the cavalry troops, and were sent to the other seven counties for distribution. The ones in Penglai were issued personally by Liu Lizhen, the Minister of War.

Liu Xinqi planned to issue the commission certificates for regiment-level officers himself. Regiment-level officers were held by lieutenant colonel or colonel, so these twelve regiment-level officers rose through the ranks.

Lieutenant Colonel Cui Wu, head of the First Field Regiment.

Lieutenant Colonel Liu Xinjun, leader of the Second Field Regiment.

Lieutenant Colonel Sun Li, leader of the Third Field Regiment.

Colonel Liu Xinyuan, leader of the Fourth Field Regiment.

Among these four people, Cui Wu and Sun Li were promoted through meritorious service, Liu Xin was both tall among the short ones, and the last one, Liu Xinyuan, was beyond everyone’s expectations. If the group leader hadn’t been the highest position, Liu Xinyuan would still have been promoted. of higher.

The original four captain battalion commanders Liu Xinhui, Zhao Yinghao, Liu Zhijie and Wu Jin were respectively arranged to serve as lieutenant colonel deputy commanders in the Third Field Regiment, the Second Field Regiment, the Fourth Field Regiment and the First Field Regiment.

[The founding fathers are good, there are too many opportunities for appreciation, and every step in development will be followed by a promotion. 】

Liu Xinqi thought as he looked at these letters of appointment.

In this reorganization, Jiao Rui's special operations platoon has also been retained, and the number has not increased. However, Jiao Rui's military rank has been promoted to major. Liu Xinqi plans to expand Jiao Rui's special operations platoon into a company after the settlement at the end of the year, and then send it to Binzhou helped the rebels completely hold back Wanyan Zongfu, allowing the Xinghan League to gain a period of time for peaceful development.

"Xin'ang, this is your letter of appointment." Liu Xinqi handed the letter of appointment as colonel to the director of the Ministry of War, Liu Xin'ang.

"I feel like I didn't do anything, so I deserve it." Liu Xin'ang did not take over.

"You can't say that. You are indispensable for coordinating the strategy in the alliance headquarters. With you at the rear, I can safely command the battle on the front line. You are meritorious." Liu Xinqi consoled me. "I still want to join the army to train. I feel that I can no longer keep up with the growth of our Xinghan League army." Liu Xinang said this with a sincere attitude, not a polite word for humility.

"Just because you are the Minister of the Army does not mean that you can only stay in the courtyard of the Military Academy. You can go down and fight with the army. Before, I did the work that you should do. In the future, I will have more and more things to do. , the opportunities to go to the front line in person will become less and less, and then it will be your turn to show your talents, I believe in you." Liu Xinqi once again handed over the letter of appointment.

"Then I'll accept it first, and I will work harder in the future to live up to the alliance leader's trust." Seeing that the alliance leader had gone so far as to say this, Liu Xin'ang had no choice but to accept it.

Liu Xinqi looked at the dozens of letters of appointment in his hand and said:

"Cui Wu is in Jimo and Sun Li is in Laiyang. I plan to walk around the eight counties of Denglai and send letters of appointment while going to each county to take a look. Next, you need to pay more attention to the running-in training of the reorganized troops. , and then make preparations for recruiting new recruits early next year."

None of the recruits recruited this time have undergone the entire process of recruit training, and some civilians have not undergone recruit training at all, so the training tasks after the reorganization are very heavy.

"Okay, when do you plan to start recruiting?" Cui Wu asked.

"We plan to recruit in August next year. By then, the seven newly occupied counties will have been sorted out after more than half a year of rectification. The people will have given their summer grain once and will initially recognize our Xinghan League, and the recruitment will be much smoother." Liu Xinqi replied. road.

"How many do you plan to recruit this time?" Cui Wu asked again.

"I don't know how long the rebel army can hold out. In order to be able to safely fight against the Jin army, we plan to recruit [-] new soldiers this time." Liu Xinqi replied.

"Then the new barracks needs to be expanded."

"It should indeed be expanded, and we don't have to stick to Penglai. We can build a new military camp in other places, such as Jiaoshui County."

"it is good."

……

In order to personally deliver letters of appointment to the six new regiment-level officers (six of whom had already been sent out in Penglai), Liu Xinqi planned to inspect the entire eight counties of Denglai. Starting from Penglai County, he would first go west to Huang County and Ye County, and then go to Haicang Town. Take a look, then turn south to Jiaoshui and Jimo, then go to Jiaozhou Bay to take a look, and finally go north to Laiyang, Wendeng, Mouping, and finally return to Penglai.

On the morning of the [-]th, Liu Xinqi set out from the west gate of Penglai with ten of his guards and an official from the Ministry of War. Following him were some soldiers from the first and second field regiments, and some soldiers from the third field regiment. Depart from the north gate and take a boat to Laizhou Bay.

According to the field regiment's stationing plan, the first field regiment was stationed outside Haicang Town to cooperate with the second fleet to defend the north and sea routes.

The Second Field Regiment was stationed at Glue to defend the center.

The Third Field Regiment was stationed in the north of Jiaozhou Bay to defend the southern route.

The Fourth Field Regiment will stay in Penglai as a mobile reserve force.

Liu Xinyuan received a rumor yesterday that he used public weapons for personal use and used a golden eagle to send a message to Liu Xinyuan, saying that he liked the job of listening very much and did not want to command the troops in an orthodox battle. He also said that he did not want to stay in Penglai and wanted to go to the front line.

After reading it, Liu Xinqi only replied with four words: "Follow the arrangements."

After planning to arrive in Laiyang later, if Liu Xinyuan still stays in Laiyang, he will inevitably have to have a good talk with him to let him understand what it means to obey organizational arrangements and what it means to put the overall situation first.

(End of this chapter)