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Chapter 315 Great talent!

"...Governor Yuan's trip is nothing more than a punishment for your failure to pay tribute to the king as scheduled. How come I want to trap Annan in water and fire?" When the conspiracy was exposed in person, Hong Tao not only did not become angry but also laughed.

It's quite interesting. So far, no one, including Wang An, who is by his side all day long, has been able to predict his thoughts in advance.Today, someone finally appeared, but it was a foreigner whom I had never met before.

"The grassroots people read through the history books of Annan and China and found a common point in them, which is also the key to the change of dynasties. Whoever can resolve this point will be able to dominate and remain strong. It is a pity that after thousands of years, no emperor can Do it until His Majesty ascends the throne.

The new policy implemented by His Majesty in Guangdong is exactly the way to solve this problem. From then on, the Ming Dynasty will return to the glory of the Yongle Dynasty, and it will be even worse.Not only Annan, but also all the surrounding small countries may surrender to the feet of the Emperor of Heaven.

But the prosperity of the Ming Dynasty is not necessarily a good thing for the people of Annan. The conversation between Governor Yuan and the chieftain of Champa was clearly heard by the grassroots as an interpreter.

In the future, Annan is afraid that it will become a farmland on the outskirts of Zhaoqing and Guangzhou. The people who have grown rice and sugarcane will be taken away by sea ships and exchanged for weapons and weapons to fight each other. There will be no peace for generations to come. "

This time the emperor didn't say anything about giving in, so Ruan Xiangjiang responded by kneeling with his head on the ground.It tells in detail how he learned about the Guangdong New Deal and how he understood it. Finally, it gives an estimate of the future development of Annan.

"Wang Cheng'en, did you hear that? This is called a person with brains. If he were placed in the Ming Dynasty, he would definitely be my help. It's a pity that he is from Annan... How do you think we should deal with it?"

Although Hong Tao was also sitting on the hard bridge steps and looked less comfortable than Ruan Xiangjiang, he was actually very comfortable.While listening, he shook his head and looked around. After listening, he did not make any comments, but exchanged opinions with Wang Chengen beside him.

"... This slave thinks that his one-sided words should not be listened to, and should be handed over to Eunuch Zhang for strict interrogation to see if there is anyone behind him."

At this time, Wang Chengen was already an adult. He had grown a lot taller. He could not be said to be strong but also strong. Compared with seven years ago, he was completely a big boy.At the same time, his thoughts have become more complicated. In his eyes, everything no longer remains on the surface, but must be investigated internally.

"Well, that makes sense... But who do you think can bribe local celebrities in Hue City before the naval raid, ensure that they are captured alive, gain the favor of Governor Yuan, and then bring them to me for talk?"

Hong Tao first nodded in approval of this opinion. As the emperor's personal attendant, and secretly controlling the most mysterious Gekko intelligence system, vigilance is of course the most important. Suspiciousness should not be called skills but instincts.Then another question was raised, as if to further increase vigilance.

"...Long live my lord, did I guess wrong?"

But Wang Chengen doesn't think so. According to his own logic, the first or only suspect should be Yuan Keli. Only this naval governor can meet all the conditions.But the problem is that Yuan Keli has no reason to side with the Annan people and oppose the emperor, so the answer should be that he thought wrong.

"Don't guess when doing things in the future. If you guess nine times right or wrong once, it may be a disaster." For Wang Chengen, Hong Tao's requirements are not high. He only needs to be able to do things in a down-to-earth manner, and there is no need for too much self-expression. "Let me tell you what is the key to the change of dynasties. If you are right, I can consider your request. If you are wrong, I will follow his method and hand you over to the Jinyi Guards for strict trial. Since you are familiar with the Ming Dynasty, Of course you should know the name of Jin Yiwei, right?"

But you can't be too polite to Ruan Xiangjiang. Wang Chengen's suspicions are not groundless, and Yuan Keli's doubts are not without any doubts.Although logic is very important, sometimes people do not follow logic and often do unreasonable things.

The only way to prove that Yuan Keli was not behind it was to let Ruan Xiangjiang continue to explain his philosophy and see if the reasons he mentioned were remembered by others, or whether they came from his heart.

"Ordinary people believe that from Ming Dynasty to Annan, the reason for the change of dynasties is only one word, money!" Ruan Xiangjiang's answer was very simple, only one sentence.

"...Get up and sit down and talk, talk in detail!" But with just such a sentence, he regained temporary preferential treatment and could sit side by side with the emperor on the steps to talk.

"Thank you, Your Majesty... The common people will first take the Annan Li family as an example! If the Li family is rich, they can recruit and train their own troops without relying on the Zheng family and the Nguyen family, reduce the taxes of the people, and appoint qualified officials.

The army has sufficient food and pay and will not slack off in expeditions; the common people will definitely be grateful if they have surplus food; after careful selection, officials will not collude with the rich and powerful.With soldiers in hand to rely on, food in the storehouse for consumption, and good ministers around you, no one can calm down the storm.

Every change of dynasty was caused by a lack of money. The court had no money, but the army had to raise officials and pay them, so it had to increase taxes on the people.Whoever can raise money and collect taxes will be promoted, but in the long run there will be backlash.

This has been the case for thousands of years. It’s not because our predecessors didn’t know it but because we couldn’t, but His Majesty’s new policy can!Cao Min has traveled all over Guangdong in the past few years, seen the changes in the local people and businessmen, and seen the sharpness of Governor Yuan's navy. He is convinced that he came to this conclusion! "

Ruan Xiangjiang did not dare to sit next to the emperor, not even in a row. He specially chose the lower step to sit down and talked in front of the rippling blue waves of Taiye Pond.When he came to the key point, he would turn his head slightly to check the emperor's expression with his peripheral vision.

"Guangdong alone is probably not enough to maintain the expenses of the Ming Dynasty. How do you know that I can extend the New Deal to the whole country? Now that you have read the history books, you should understand that there are many people who have made changes in the past dynasties, including emperors and courtiers, but the results are not always the same. People want it."

At this moment, Hong Tao has basically ruled out the possibility of Yuan Keli's secret instruction, because the theory described by Ruan Xiangjiang is too advanced. Not only has he not told Yuan Keli about it, he has never heard of it, even Wang An and Wang Chengen.

But it is precisely this that makes this person more precious and original!Just relying on reading, experience and imagination, you can come to conclusions similar to those of later generations. What a damn genius!

But we still have to try again to see if we are a genius. The conclusion alone is not enough, what is more important is the process.If this person can tell the general process correctly, then the suspicion of hearsay can be completely eliminated. There is no need to suspect that there is someone behind it, and it will be easier to arrange for the future.

(End of this chapter)