The bannermen's "iron crops" were gone.

All these and dozens of reform contents were promoted at once, and the banner people who stayed in the Qing Dynasty complained endlessly.

However, by this time, it was obviously too late.

After all, the young and strong bannermen all followed those vassal kings to go to sea and fight for the world.

Most of the remaining bannermen are die-hard loyalists of Su Mingzhe, or they are old, weak, sick and disabled.

Facing the Sinicization reforms promoted by Su Mingzhe, no one could resist.

In addition, after hundreds of chieftains from various places learned about the content of the "Sinicization Reform", they all expressed their support for Sinicization.

In order to weaken and eliminate the Han people's hatred of the Manchus, Su Mingzhe also provided a large amount of "subsidies" to the Han people.

For example, if an individual or each farm household has less than a hundred acres of land, the total amount of various taxes paid each year must not exceed one tael of silver.

If the local government dares to increase the total amount of taxes privately, and the people are justified in rebelling, even if they are arrested and brought to justice, they will be released without charge.

At the beginning, some officials ignored the reforms issued by the court, causing many local unrest.

Su Mingzhe was not polite either. After getting the substantial evidence from the sticking pole, he launched a heavy attack and killed more than 600 local officials who had forced the people to go to Liangshan.

During the Kangxi period, the bad habit of corruption was curbed.
Chapter completed!