In the next few days, Li Tong lived in the Xianyuan, and felt his grandmother's love and care like spring. He gave food every morning and evening, and asked the palace maids to serve daily life every day, which was basically done.

At the same time, Wu Zetian himself was very concerned about his grandson. He retired from the court every day. If he did not call the prime minister to discuss matters, he would definitely summon the young king into the hall, even when dealing with government affairs. Sometimes he encountered some memorial matters that were savory, and even directly pushed the memorial to the young king and asked for his opinion on this.

What the most discussed among grandparents and grandchildren is naturally the issue of handling the funds of the public office in Baisi and Juzhou. In this regard, many of Li Tong's views can deeply appreciate his grandmother's wishes.

For example, the generalization and coordination of Yu Hui, a foreign affairs advocated by Li Tong, Wu Zetian has even begun to discuss specific details.

In fact, the court did not turn a blind eye to this issue, but the management efforts have not been high enough.

For example, the names of the treasury Yu, Huican, etc. that Li Tong was involved in, were actually involved as early as the "Hooking Style" promulgated in the early years of Chuigong. The most important content was to establish the application of the four-pillar accounting method.

The three-pillar accounting method originally adopted by the court only had three items: collection, expenditure and remaining. The four-pillar law added the old account balance, and included the remaining of the old database in the statistics.

However, such reforms were only managed in the audit of checks. As for the specific management operations, they continued until the Kaiyuan and Tianbao periods. With the efforts of Yuwen Rong and Yang Shenjin, they became part of the government administration and expanded into a new fiscal revenue.

Although Kuyu’s name is not good, it should not be underestimated as the high profits.

For example, when Li Tong was in Xijing, his father-in-law Tang Xiuzhong once introduced Zhang Keji, the son of Longyou Horse King Zhang Wansui. Li Tong talked about horse affairs with him, which involved issues related to the handling of tax grass and dead horses in the Longyou stables.

The horses in Longyou were prosperous, and hundreds of thousands of horses were raised in the stables. It is easy to imagine how many things involved are used.

For example, the tax grasses come in and out every year, often at the end of the season, there are still many different old seasonal grasses and food left in the stable and warehouse residence, but the new tax grasses need to be taken into the warehouse, so these old ones can only be dealt with at the price to local herders.

Zhang Keji himself owns a large private horse farm. According to his own statement, through this transaction alone, he can save tens of thousands of dollars every year.

There are also those who deal with sick horses and dead horses. The court only stipulated that horse skins should be handed over to Sifu Temple for later use, but the horse's meat, bone glue and other materials will be processed by local stables themselves.

The materials of each horse can be collected in dozens or hundreds of dollars. It is not too much to look at them alone, but once the quantity becomes larger, the annual output is definitely an astonishing number. And if these incomes are not recorded, the court will not be able to check them.

Zhang Keji is just a private horse owner in Longshang, and what he is talking about is just a horse business. The various wastes of the imperial court revealed in his words are leaking out, and there are more than 100,000 pieces every year.

Gathering sand makes a tower and gathering armpits makes a fur. If the court can have an institution specifically responsible for the overall handling of this matter, the additional annual income will definitely be amazing.

This is true. During the Kaiyuan and Tianbao periods, the remnants of the Guansai Horse Affairs only focused on these remnants of remnants. Without considering the increased cost investment by the court, the scale of the horse government was directly expanded to several points.

As for using the Changquan position as the material basis for flying money bills, Li Tong's main intention is not to greed for this convenience. The basic operation of Changquan position is to buy and sell at a low price to stabilize prices and prevent low grain from hurting farmers.

But before the Tianbao period, the states always closed their own warehouses and were responsible for their own affairs. Not only did they make limited profits, but they even had difficulty maintaining them basically. Especially in some large states that produce grain, they needed to spend a lot of money from the court every year to maintain them.

However, after the Anshi Rebellion, the famous minister Liu Yan reformed the Changping Law, coordinated the Changping warehouses of various states, and adopted the trade relocation system. Changping trading was no longer limited to grain and 10,000 yuan in the law. Just one piece of Changping salt generated huge income for the court.

This even extended a special service, which was the salt and iron transport envoy. In the middle and late Tang Dynasty, including the early Northern Song Dynasty, it became an important functional part of the Three Ministers of Finance.

Although agriculture is the basis nowadays, the unevenness of the product in various places is a natural problem. Interoperability and whether there is or not is also necessary. Commercial behavior, as an indispensable part of social behavior, also has its own significance.

Li Tong's overall idea is to use the government's government agency's capital as the cost to coordinate the administrative redundancy and waste, and use the warehousing system that already has already exists to build a state-owned commercial body, or it can be said directly, it is a state-owned supply and marketing cooperative.

Of course, when thinking about these, Li Tong's purpose was not pure, because it involved in all aspects of the infringement of the powers of the court, including the various prefectures and counties.

For example, counting the treasury of each party and returning the remnants involves financial inspection and auditing, which was originally the power of the Bi-de subordinates of the Qiuguan Ministry of Justice. The Changping Warehouse was originally affiliated with the Sinong Temple. As for the acquisition and storage of the land tributes of the provinces, it was affiliated with the Sifu Temple and the Shaofu Shangfangjian.

It is precisely because it involves the distribution of rights and interests in all aspects that the company's company capital is used as the operating cost. Because this is related to the overall interests of the bureaucratic group, you dare to stare at and resist, and it hurts everyone's wallets.

Only in this way can we eliminate all aspects of resistance and resistance to the greatest extent. As for the final completion degree, it depends on the specific operation implementation.

Wu Zetian's interest in such a plan is ridiculous. Recently, he has been thinking about this matter almost all the time. At the same time, he has also appreciated the young king who proposed such an idea.

On this day, the grandparents and grandsons discussed late at night. When the young king retired to rest, suddenly the wind and rain came and the temperature dropped sharply. Wu Zetian had already boarded the bed to rest. When he heard the rapid sound of heavy rain slapping the doors and windows, he opened his eyes and asked, "Has the curtains in the leisure garden been added?"

The palace official who was sleeping next to him came forward and whispered: "The autumn dryness is still not gone during the day, and I don't expect the cold air to come in a blink of an eye. The idle garden where the king lives in is not often used, and there is no time to add a tent."

After hearing this, Wu Zetian frowned and said, "Send someone to the palace warehouse quickly... Forget it, first remove the tent of this palace and quickly add the young king's bedroom."

The palace official was still waiting for advice, but Wu Zetian waved his hand and urged him to go quickly, so he didn't dare to say more and could only order the palace maids to do things.

Of course, the tent that was demolished was not the one in the residence of Her Majesty Her Majesty, but even if it was just Zhang She in the outer hall, this favor and compassion really surprised the governor. Naturally, he had originally conveyed His Majesty His Majesty's love to the King of Hedong, so that Li Tong lay on the bed and tossed and turned, silently chanting "I'm not shaking m" in his heart dozens of times before he slowly fell asleep.

The relationship between grandparents and grandchildren is harmonious, but the situation of people outside the palace is different.

Not to mention the various discussions in the court about the dispute between King Hedong and Lai Junchen, Lai Junchen, the miserable, has been very depressed recently.

Although Lai Junchen is not from a high school, he has been favored by the Holy Emperor since he reported to the news and explained that the matter was very favored by the Holy Emperor. In addition, he has indeed the ability to weave traitors. In the past few years, he has been a god blocking the gods and a Buddha blocking the Buddhas. He has never suffered such a suffocation all the way to this day.

But this time, he was beaten by the King of Hedong in public and almost died. Needless to say, the physical trauma was trampled on by the ground.

He was sent back to his residence that day and was recuperating until the next day, so Lai Junchen could only sit up. The first thing was to summon his fellow disciples to discuss how to deal with revenge on the King of Hedong.

When he learned that the King of Hedong had fled to Ciwutai in Chongguang Gate of the East Palace afterwards, he sneered: "He offended me. No matter where he escaped, how could he be free from justice..."

But with this smile, the breath inevitably rubbed and touched the broken throat, which hurt his face so much that his veins were covered with blue veins. It took a long time since he recovered.

But he was eager to take revenge and could not speak loudly. When he heard that the kings of the Wu clan entered the palace because of this, he thought about it and wrote a quick letter. When his disciples took his hand to visit King Wei, King Liang, etc., they were looking for the wind, if the two kings were eager to kill the King of Hedong, they would also give another handful of Qiu Feng.

At the same time, he ordered his party members to go to the Luxinfang royal residence to watch day and night, record the people entering and leaving, and expand the personnel relationship between the Hedong king in Shendu to facilitate the next revenge.

However, he had just made arrangements here, and he learned early the next morning that King Hedong was summoned to the forbidden area by His Majesty the Holy Emperor, and he stayed there that night, and suddenly felt something was wrong.

He himself is an expert in torture and frame-up, so he naturally understands that at such a critical moment, who can get more initiative if he can get a little closer to the decision-making party.

At the same time, Du Jingjian, the Shaoqing of Sixing, sent his subordinates to the door and asked when Lai Junchen could go to Sixing Temple to explain the whole story.

When Lai Junchen heard the report from the door servant, he was even more angry and regarded this as a humiliation to himself. The scene of his beating was that there were no ten thousand or eight thousand people in the Shendu City. Now he is still asking him!

While he ordered the servants to drive the officials of the Sixing Temple out of the house, he asked the slaves to prepare cars. He dragged his wounded and sick body straight to the imperial city, hoping to complain before His Holy Emperor.

Although he was beaten by the young king, Lai Junchen's fierce power was not much damaged. The car drove directly into the Lijing Gate of the Imperial City, but when he arrived at the Longqing Gate of Da Nei, he was obstructed and only got the imperial guards on duty to convey that His Majesty the Holy Emperor asked him to concentrate on recuperating at home.

But now his enemies live near Chenju, how could Lai Junchen rest with peace of mind? He kept entering the palace to meet him every day. After a few days, he finally received the summons from His Majesty the Holy Emperor.
Chapter completed!