From Wild Mage to Wizard King

Chapter 231 Young (X) and Young (√) Administrative System

After several days of communication between the three spellcasters, this preliminary draft of political reform was established by Roland.

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After confirming the reform plan, the next step is to implement the reform.

According to the current administrative system of Roland's territory, the governors of the three old cities and three new cities, a total of six cities, are undoubtedly the highest administrative officials in the entire administrative system.

Due to the barbaric and exaggerated administrative system, these six governors divided Roland's territory into six major administrative districts with six cities as the main ones.

Although Julius, as the old governor, still maintained a certain control over the other five administrative districts, coupled with the previous precautions, if he wanted to implement the reform, he also needed the support of the other five governors. Otherwise, even with Roland's support, it would be a bit troublesome to quickly push forward the administrative reform.

Therefore, after formulating the reform plan, Roland issued an order in his own name, requiring the governors of the other five administrative districts to come to Jiuqi.

At the same time, Roland also mobilized the army. Under Roland's order, the legion soldiers stationed thousands of troops in towns in various places on the grounds of guarding the border, strengthening city defense, and recruiting new soldiers. In addition to towns, Roland did not leave some large village settlements alone, and deployed some soldiers more or less.

Their main goal is to suppress local riots immediately when there is any riot caused by administrative reforms, and forcibly enter military control to avoid causing greater chaos and impact.

Although according to Roland's inspection results, this reform should not cause too many problems, but there should be insurance.

Moreover, even if everything goes well and the legion soldiers do not play a role, they can be allowed to recruit and train new soldiers on the spot after the reform is over.

After all, after Roland completes the administrative reform, his next step is to expand the army.

The territory is developing so well. If we don't expand the army to fight against the green tide, do we have to wait until the green warlords burn it in the future?

Following Roland's order, the administrators and the army also responded.

However, due to the large-scale infrastructure, the influx of refugees, and the coming and going of caravans, the territory usually has a high flow of people. Therefore, the small-scale dispersed transfer of administrators and the army did not cause a big wave.

However, while waiting for the administrator to come, because of Julius, Roland also began to understand the age of his officials.

Before, Roland mainly learned about the situation through data reports, visits to the people, field investigations, and various feedbacks. He had actually met very few middle and senior officials.

It would have been better if he hadn't seen them. When he saw them, Roland was shocked.

The administrative bureaucrats under Roland were either in their forties or fifties, which were considered very old people among ordinary people in this world, or they were very young, only in their teens, and there were even many officials who were only eight or nine years old.

The number of young people around twenty years old, as Roland thought, was the least.

Moreover, the middle and high-ranking officials in the administrative system are occupied by these officials who may be less than thirteen years old on average. Most of the elderly in their forties and fifties can only occupy the position of middle-level officials, and most of the young people in their twenties are still grassroots officials.

Roland was mentally prepared for his administrative system to be very young, but this is too young, even too young.

Therefore, Roland began to check the reasons for this situation.

And the reason was soon found out by Roland, and the problem occurred with him.

When Roland first took control of Jiuqi, because of the policy of work-for-relief, most of the young labor force was stuffed into the construction sites of various projects, so these children were recruited as messengers to convey government orders.

This was just an unintentional move by Roland, and there was no problem. After all, their daily work was that several people took turns running back and forth in a short distance. The work intensity was not high, just like picking up garbage.

However, as Roland began to recruit soldiers, some grassroots officials who did not like civil service work or had a blood feud with the Green Tide chose to join the army. Because of Roland's military-first policy, as long as they passed the review, they could give up their civil service work and join the army directly.

This made their positions available.

Although they were just messengers, these children were still regarded as part of the new administrative system, so some children with outstanding performance automatically filled the vacancies.

After all, Roland thought they were children, but the people of Donnar would not think so. They were so old and should have come out to work long ago.

Moreover, Roland was focused on the military at the time, and it was Hela who supervised all this, and Hela naturally thought there was no problem, so they took office like this.

After that, as Roland won the civil war in the rear and annexed another local force, the administrative system of Jiuqi expanded rapidly due to the expansion of the territory, and these children became the elders of the administrative system. As long as they were capable enough, they could be promoted first.

In order to relieve the pressure on the children, Roland crammed dozens of children into a short distance and had them take turns running. As a result, he recruited many, many children, and they all became old people.

In addition, the administrative ability requirements for grassroots officials are really not high. Roland also used magic to solve this problem. As long as they are promoted, someone will use the magic props given by Roland to print thousands of commonly used characters in their minds, and they will be able to read and write simply on the spot. It is still easy to be a grassroots official.

Therefore, in the case of illiteracy, these clever children are not worse than others in terms of job competitiveness.

In particular, with Roland's second wave of military expansion, when the number of legion soldiers expanded to 50,000, knowing that Roland was going to the front line to kill green-skinned orcs, almost all the young men in the administrative system joined the army, leaving only children, the elderly and the disabled who were rejected due to age and physical reasons.

Therefore, children who did not reach the minimum age limit of 15 years old for joining the army became the mainstream of the administrative system.

In the subsequent development, although there were often young people in their twenties joining the administrative system, once there was an expansion of the army, they would immediately give up their official positions and choose to join the army.

After several times of officials joining the army and causing vacancies and problems in the administrative system, the administrative system no longer welcomed people over the age of fifteen when recruiting people. Even if they were accepted, they could only work at the grassroots level unless they swore not to join the army.

This gradually became a normal situation. Those who wanted to join official institutions, those over the age of fifteen, joined the army, and those under the age of fifteen joined the government.

Although there were no hard and fast rules, this default rule was inexplicably born.

As for why Roland didn't notice it before, it was because of the breathing method Roland taught them, and the officials' free food, their physical development speed was also faster, so that when Roland shifted his attention from the barracks to them, he didn't find anything wrong.

And a few people like Julius who practiced meditation were only grassroots officials at the time. Roland thought they were just messengers and didn't pay much attention to them at the time.

If Julius hadn't climbed step by step to the position of Archon of the Old Qi, giving Roland a little shock, he might not have noticed it until now.

He thought Julius was a special case, but now it seems that Julius's situation is the norm.

No, why do some people say that young girls have a copper smelting habit?

I think the male protagonist didn't have any close interactions with any little girls after he grew up.

The only one he was close to was Hela, but Hela is grown up now.

Even if Hela was a little girl in the early stage, the male protagonist was also a little boy at that time, how can this be called copper smelting?