As for how Lu Zai discussed with the officials and gentry of Zhejiang and even the small court in Zhenjiang after he returned, it was nothing to do with Wang Yue...

Anyway, his conditions have been made.

accept,

Then everything is easy to say. The landlords and gentry retained land with the same standards as others. At most, these lands are their own. In addition, they can choose the best ones and then nationalize them. As compensation, they can give them land coupons. This can be considered a redemption by the state. It cannot be said that the state does not give money, but it cannot be circulated. Moreover, it will take a longer time to cash out, and it will be cashed out in a hundred years!

If it really doesn't work, you can make concessions. You can cash out part of it in fifty years, and the rest will be cashed out in batches over fifty to one hundred years.

Anyway, it cannot be less than fifty years.

It doesn't matter if their little money is fifty years later. Fifty years are enough for Wang Yue to explore the Americas and develop the Potosi silver mine. At that time, hundreds of millions of taels of silver were nothing, not to mention that there was the silver mine in Japan, not to mention that it was cashed in installments, which would not take a few dollars a year.

In this way, we can also solve these problems in similar ways.

But giving them real money, or not real money, allowing them to invest in land coupons. In short, these military-powered ones should be in a more gentle way, but now this cannot be made public, so I will talk about it later.

In short, for those who surrender voluntarily, they should try their best to keep their faces and encourage them to devote themselves to industry and commerce. Anyway, they have money in their hands and cannot get rid of the ground in the future. Of course, they can only develop industry and commerce, and they will not be able to lose their lives from now on. Then they will adopt a method similar to Kaifeng Commune to relax all restrictions on major cities and use free capitalism to develop the economy, but they control food and finance to control the economy.

At the same time, they were forced to colonize externally.

Cotton!

Now cotton spinning has begun.

And those farmers on state-owned lands have no choice but to plant what they have to do.

Wang Yue forced them to grow grain, but at the same time vigorously promoted the cotton spinning industry, so those emerging capitalists were less and less cotton, and the country was restricted from growing cotton. What else could they do? Of course, they were going to those unrestricted places to grow cotton, such as the northwest, Liaodong, especially the Hetao area, and even to the distant Western Regions.

The same goes for sucrose.

At this time, sugar also began to be manufactured. When Wang Yue's mandatory restrictions on the domestic sugarcane planting area could not meet the rapidly expanding demand for the sugar industry, what should those sugar industry merchants do?

Of course, you should plant sugarcane in unrestricted places!

For example, Taiwan Island, such as all over the Southeast Asian region, they will then be eager to promote national expansion.

There are many similar things, and interests will change the gentry.

The Song Dynasty strictly guaranteed the supply of food, but restricted the cultivation of cash crops. At the same time, it encouraged industries that used these cash crops as raw materials. In the end, the greed was left to the capitalists. Their greed would instantly turn into an equally greedy beast and devour all the land that could be devoured. Local farmers could only act as markets and food suppliers. Although Wang Yue would use price adjustments to prevent them from falling into hunger and cold, he would not let farmers make a lot of money by selling food.

He even introduces grain from outside and impacts the internal market.

So what should farmers do if they want to make more money and think about life that is not just about having enough food and clothing?

Enter the factory!

Let’s colonize and explore overseas!

You might as well just join the army and go out to rob!

There is no way out for farming. Farming means eating and wearing clothes. But when people are full and warm, they will not be satisfied. They will think of more good things, eat better and wear better, live in better houses, and want more things. But Wang Yue will control the price of grain, making it impossible for them to achieve these goals simply by farming, and eventually force them to factories and explore outside little by little, turning the population advantage of the Song Dynasty into a torrent of outward expansion.

A population of 100 million!

At this time, the whole world will not add up to 400 million.

In short, Wang Yue has designed the future, and now it depends on whether these guys have joined.

If they don't accept his designed fate...

Then go and die.

After solving the Jurchens, he came back to a tragic sweep.

Immediately afterwards, Wang Yue issued an order to Yang Zaixing and others to temporarily stop the attack. At this time, Yang Zaixing and Han Chang had already wiped out Huaidong. The Zhenjiang court only had Yang, Tai two prefectures and the south part left in the Huaidong controlled the area. Quan Bangyan and Liu Yanqing guarded Yangzhou and Chuzhou respectively. The Zhenjiang court continued to control Zhenjiang, and the Yangtze River Navy returned to Zhenjiang to control the river defense.

And Liu Qi was blocked in Xiangyang.

Li Gang and Nie Chang relied on the chieftain army of the Tian family to defend Xiangyang.

Because the 50,000 reinforcements from Sichuan arrived at the Guanghua Army, Liu Qi, who was short of troops, did not dare to take risks, but Li Gang and others were not able to fight back. In short, the two sides confronted Xiangyang, and Tang Deng and other states began to divide the fields. Wang Yue also issued an order to Liu Qi to maintain his current control area. As long as the troops in the south did not go north to stir up trouble, they would continue to confront each other like this, and everything would be done when he resolved the threat of the Jurchens.

As for Zhejiang, it will continue to maintain control over the two prefectures of Hangxiu. In any case, no one dares to counterattack, whether in Suzhou in the north or Yuezhou in the south or even Huimu in the next two prefectures, although Wang Yue only left one brigade, hundreds of thousands of militias in the two prefectures that were dividing fields would make anyone who tried to destroy their good life come and go. In fact, all the officials and gentry in these places can do at present is to try their best to control their territory. After all, with the beginning of the dividing fields of Hangxiu and Hangxiu, all the farmers around were almost crazy.

They really didn't know Wang Yue's policies before.

The distance here is too far.

Even Huainan only knows that a small number of people have to rely on the propaganda of the soldiers who come back, let alone Liangzhe.

But now they know.

But the Changsheng Army stopped attacking!

The surrounding farmers beat their chests and stamped their feet regretted, regretting that they did not welcome the Ming King as quickly as possible before. In this case, Lu Zai and the two Zhejiang officials and gentry were the main task of defending the Qiantang River at all, but doing their best to suppress the rebellion of the farmers in the area they controlled.

When Wang Yue boarded the ship in Hangzhou and set off to return to the north, civil unrest began to occur in Huzhou. Although he was quickly suppressed, it had already caused panic in the entire Liangzhe River. It is estimated that next time he comes back, the rest will be shouting.

Wang Yue's return journey is simple.

Take a centipede boat in Hangzhou, together with Yue Fei and his prisoners, and go directly north to Yancheng, which has been occupied by Han Chang. After arriving in Yancheng, return to Kaifeng by land...

Kaifeng.

"Wang, Wang Qing, can't you get rid of the handcuffs?"

The great painter looked at the Nanxun Gate that appeared in the distance and asked Wang Yue pitifully.

"Uh, I don't have the final say!"

Wang Yue said.

The great painter had to turn his head and look at Yue Fei.

"Your Majesty, you are the suspect and must be handcuffed!"

Yue Fei said.

"Representative Yue, why bother? You bring me back to complete your mission. There is no difference between wearing these handcuffs or not. I can't escape. After all, I am the Supreme Emperor, and after being the emperor for twenty years, I can't keep a little face for me?"

The great painter said.

"Your Majesty, the law enforcement of the people is not respectful."

Yue Fei said.

At this time, pedestrians had noticed them on the roadside.

Before, they were actually riding in a carriage. Although it was good to carry the great painter all the way, Wang Yue was now in a tight time because Jinzhou had already fought a real bloody battle, and Nianhan also divided his troops south. Chizhanhui and Zhang Rong, plus the two cavalry brigades of the Changsheng Army, fought with them many times in the Liaoxi Corridor. On the Xuanda battlefield, Zhe Keqiuqiu was also defeated after Yanmen Pass. Although the firearms he carried were effective, they were still defeated by the Mongolian army, which was not the Mongolian army at the end of the Yuan Dynasty.

It is difficult to really restrain these primary firearms simply.

These guys took Geng Shouzhong's subordinates provided by the Jurchens as guides and ran rampant in the Xuanda Mountains, with their speed advantage always taking the initiative.

The slaughter has to run around.

Fortunately, the two cavalry brigades of the Changsheng Army left Juyong Pass, and Guo Qizhong's Qitian De army all retreated back to Fengzhou and were also restrained on the flanks. Yang Zongmin defended closely in Datong. In short, although he could not defeat this strange enemy on the Xuanda battlefield, he would not allow them to break through Yanmen and Juyong Pass. Now the core battlefield is Jinzhou's defense. Although Han Qingmin is tenacious, he also has difficulty defending against the Jurgenta's main force of Nianhan. Once Jinzhou is broken by Nianhan, it will be really troublesome.

The tens of thousands of Jurgens who were Nianhan would sweep the western Liaoning Corridor in an instant and then approach Yu Pass.

So Wang Yue didn't have time for the great painters to exhibit along the way...

However, the exhibition in Kaifeng City is a must.

"The Supreme Emperor, the Supreme Emperor has been captured!"

A pedestrian shouted excitedly.

"Zhongshan King, Zhongshan King has captured the Supreme Emperor!"

The other shouted with equal excitement.

The poor painter looked sad, and then looked at Yue Fei hatefully, who looked at him without respect...

"Grand Emperor, it's time for you to leave!"

Yue Fei said.

"Hurry up, don't be too slow, you thought you were the Emperor Daojun? Calling you the Supreme Emperor is to give face to the officials and the King of Zhongshan. Now you are the suspect of treason Zhao Ji!"

Another representative pushed Zhao Ji impatiently and said.

"You unruly people!"

The great painter said hatefully.

However, he looked at Wang Yue's face and knew that this guy would not care about him, so he could not help but walk towards the city gate with his handcuffs on his hands. At this time, more and more idle people came over, because the Yujin Garden on both sides had been opened as a park, and there were many idle people in this area. Accompanied by the shouts of those idle people, countless idle people were soon gathered on both sides of the road that was even hardened by the gravel, and they looked at the great painter in the middle excitedly...

Uh, the Supreme Emperor.

The handcuffed emperor.
Chapter completed!