There are 50,000 people, no matter what, Yunzhong County probably cannot completely digest it. Or if it is completely digested by Yunzhong County, it is obviously a bit unreasonable.

Two thousand of them were sent to Jiling County and Shaling County respectively, and 5,000 people were given to Beiyu and Dingxiang County. In the end, 20,000 people were left in Yunzhong County. Even if you have to take care of them, of course, you should give priority to taking care of your actual controlled area.

The other counties that openly belong to themselves, but actually listen to the command and not the publicity need to be solved slowly. Or, he has enough officials to target several counties and have a major change.

However, now, Dingxiang and Beiyu counties only have one county magistrate and one chief clerk, which is managed under military control.

Ten days later, Xun Yu looked at the pile of documents around him and sighed: "Things have increased... Why does the lord always like to spread the bureau bigger and bigger?"

It feels like it is messy, but if you look closely, you can see it as preparing for the long-term war and the establishment of the regime.

So in order to avoid being seen, some finishing work is necessary to make everything more obscure. The problem is that if you continue to spread it out, it will probably be the day when someone sees it through sooner or later. Xun Yu was still very worried at first.

As a result, the situation in Liangzhou attracted the attention of the court. The court probably had no time to pay attention to a border county, just as they would never talk about places like Wuyuan or Yunzhong in normal times.

For example, generally speaking, there are so many states in the Han Dynasty, who has paid attention to the situation in Jiaozhou? Unless someone is occasionally exiled there, everyone will remember: Hey, does the Han Dynasty have another Jiaozhou?!

From another perspective, if Liu Tao chose Yunzhong as the base from the beginning, and then everything was developed based on the turmoil in Liangzhou... then this person would be a bit terrible.

"Before enlightened, usually anyone with this ability will naturally find ways to maximize the benefits." Lu Yan, as Xun Yu's boss, explained a little when he heard this.

After all, generally speaking, knowing that such magical things are necessary to be considered by yourself. I don’t know the subsequent things, but what would you usually do if the situation in the past two years has been brought into yourself two years ago?

Perhaps, he may not be much better than Liu Tao, but at least he can become a prince, right? Then he probably came to a conclusion: Liu Tao might be really lucky, and such things can come to him.

It’s just that he can connect these scattered things to maximize benefits!

He does not deny his luck, but he cannot deny his efforts. A person's achievements may be related to life, but more importantly, he is related to what he has done.

"This is also what I admire very much. I know that the more we move forward, the more dangerous the road, but I still continue to walk. If it were me, I would probably be satisfied with the profit, and then I will live a peaceful and stable life with what I have gained." Xun Yu said mockingly.

After looking at the documents around me, I continued, "Isn't it too irresponsible to just throw all these things to us?"

"Although I agree with your point of view..." Lu Yan looked at the pile of documents around him, "But you have to understand a little bit, my brother is far less efficient than ours in practical work. Letting him do it will delay things."

"This subordinate cannot refute." Xun Yu was stunned, then shook his head and continued to work hard. With Liu Tao's personality, thanks to being the prefect of Yunzhong and his people who were involved in his command, otherwise there would definitely be problems.

At least, this situation cannot be so big. It is certain that many things cannot keep up with each other, and problems are likely to occur.

The people in the yamen thought that Liu Tao was probably where he was now, and began to whisper Fang Qi... But in fact, Liu Tao looked at the person in front of him and felt a little restless in his heart.

"Don't you welcome me?" Lu Zhi looked at Liu Tao seriously and worked hard to come from Luoyang. Unexpectedly, this kid actually had a confused expression.

"No, no, no, absolutely not!" Of course, Liu Tao couldn't admit it even if he was beaten to death: I do think that it was a bit of a problem for you when you came here. Suddenly, you had a kind of a kind, and everything was very limited in its performance.

He paused, immediately changed into a smile and said, "Disciple didn't expect that my teacher would come back to a ruined place like me."

In my memory, Lu Zhi was appointed as the governor of Jizhou and was not in Jizhou to enjoy his blessings. Why did he come to him?

"Your Majesty hopes that I will come over and be responsible for the compilation of books." Lu Zhi sighed, "At this stage, you have not published books on military strategy, but it is hard to say in the future, so let the troops come and take a look."

The strategy of military strategy is monopolized. Anyway, the Han law prohibits the private spread and sale of military reading materials among the people. The reason is very simple, it is nothing more than worrying that the ambitious people will rebel against the Han Dynasty after they get it.

For example, if it were Zhang Jiao, he had learned military strategies early, and then he would learn this thing with his thirty-six coaches. When he launched a rebellion, not only millions or hundreds of thousands of elite soldiers could change the day.

"But my teacher, wasn't he the governor of Jizhou?" Liu Tao asked.

"Who made me offend someone?" Lu Zhi mocked himself, "Early when I was in Jizhou, I found Zhao Zhong's house to be invasive, so I wrote to the court to confiscate it. Later, Zhang Rang hinted that I would bribe, so he naturally couldn't bribe him."

Liu Tao probably understood what happened later. It was just that the two framed Lu Zhi, but because of their previous achievements, they were only exempted from office. Huangfu Song had enjoyed this treatment in history, but the excuse was that Huangfu Song supervised the battle on the front line and had no achievements.

"If the two of them want to harm their mentors, there must be an excuse, right?" This is also something that Liu Tao couldn't understand. What excuse could Lu Zhi have to guard Jizhou?

"Isn't Zhang Niujiao rebelling?" Lu Zhi sighed, "It was said that I was not good at guarding, so that Zhang Niujiao's remaining troops would escape into the mountains and forests, causing disaster to the place..."

Lu Zhi was actually quite unfair. Jizhou was harmed by the Taiping Cult, so it was naturally in chaos. So at that time, Lu Zhi actually asked Liu Hong to exempt Jizhou from taxes for one year. Of course, this was originally proposed by Huangfu Song in history.

Without taxes, it means that it is a problem to recruit soldiers and horses. I originally wanted to let the pain heal itself slowly. Who knew that at this moment, Zhang Niujiao rose up and rebelled and tore open the wound again.

In that case, Jizhou could only passively defend, and could only say that he was lucky and barely resisted the offensive. At the same time, when the opponent was attacking, the arrow shot Zhang Niujiao, causing the opponent to be defeated.

However, when Zhang Yan retreated, he plundered many places, which was the place where his crimes could not be argued. After all, he did not do well in this rebellion, nor could he do well.
Chapter completed!