The purpose of Zhang Jingyi's establishment of this research institute was to prevent the Ming Dynasty from falling behind in this competition.

Of course, in view of the situation of this era, Zhang Jingyi designed some interesting things according to his expectations.

After inspecting the military academy, Zhang Jingyi often had to return to the county government office in Xinxian County to work, and the officials of each district and district had to report to Zhang Jingyi.

But today, he still needs to go to Qianhuyuan.

In the Qianhu Office, a document that was extremely detailed was sent to Zhang Jingyi.

This was brought by Wu Changchun from Li Yongfang.

Wu Changchun is now responsible for torture and confession, and he is like a fish in water!

As for Li Yongfang, he is still alive... but... this way of living is really worse than death.

From his mouth, the information about Liaodong was constantly summed up, which gave Zhang Jing a very intuitive feeling.

It was precisely this feeling that made Zhang Jing very worried.

It can be said that the entire Ming Dynasty actually needed a bottom-up revolution, because the venerable class of this era had completely degenerated.

In a sense, if there were no Jiannu, if an uprising really came, it might not be a bad thing for the world.

This is Zhang Jingyi’s most profound view when he came to this era.

However, the peasant uprising still has limitations and someone will eventually teach you. In this regard, Zhang Jingyi is determined to set an example in Fengqiu.

This matter is...no hurry.

With these documents, Zhang Jingyi immediately entered the palace to meet Emperor Tianqi.

Emperor Tianqi has been in a good mood recently. He was quite happy to hear that Zhang Jingyi had come to see him. It was rare that this guy came to the door on his own initiative.

Immediately afterwards, before there was any time to exchange greetings, when Zhang Jingyi submitted the tens of thousands of words to Emperor Aoqi, Emperor Aoqi cheered up and began to read the report carefully.

The more I look at it, the more shocking it becomes.

"Is this really the case?" Emperor Tianqi looked cold, with a hint of surprise on his face...

Zhang Jingyi's face was also a little unfavorable, and said, "If it weren't for this, how could this be the case in Liaodong?"

Emperor Tianqi's face became colder and colder, and he said, "On weekdays, I keep urging me to escort the Liao salary. I am so worried about the Liao salary every year, but these people... are so hateful."

As he said that, Emperor Tianqi became anxious. He stood up and walked back and forth a few steps in annoyance, then frowned and said, "If this is the case, then will Liao Sheng still be released?"

Zhang Jingyi said, "It depends on Your Majesty himself."

The anger of Emperor Apocalypse is conceivable.

The large amount of information provided by Li Yongfang shows that the Jiannu people had a very thorough understanding of the situation in the entire Liaodong.

The whole of Liaodong has long been rotten, and it has become too rotten.

The military leaders were not interested in fighting at all. They received military pay, but first of all, they were not distributed to soldiers. Except for some of the greedy part, the rest were sent to their trusted servants.

The so-called servants were actually slaves. The Ming Dynasty did not allow slaves, so the military leaders brought brave people into their homes and became "family members". These few servants were essentially their private armed forces.

With the help of these private armed forces, the military leaders have capital, and the lowest-level military households are actually the objects of their exploitation and oppression.

On the one hand, when they had this capital, they kept asking the court to pay the money. On the other hand, because of this capital, they contacted the Jiannu people privately.

To a certain extent, the emergence of the Jiannu people was beneficial to them, because the court had a deep concern, so the Liao salary was obtained.

It is obvious that our angry Emperor Apocalypse has become a sucker and tried every means to transfer money to their hands.

Because there were Jiannu people who needed to conquer the entire Liaodong, they were always trying to win over these military leaders and constantly increase their prices.

These people are like constantly cultivating their own private armed forces and eating both ends.

But these Liao pays are essentially the wealth of the people in the pass. In order to deal with Liao pays, even if the disasters are frequent, they have to be charged again and again and then delivered to these people.

As a result, the military leaders had more and more servants and their strength became stronger and stronger. They had long since taken the imperial court seriously, and they didn't know that there was a great emperor in this world. In Liaodong, they were like fish in water.

Of course, Yuan Chonghuan was not much better. In fact, he knew the real situation better than anyone else, but he ignored these situations and instead focused on fighting for power and profit.

The real suffering is actually the Liao people. The reason why a large number of Liao people defected to Jiannu is not aware that these Jiannu people beat and scolded them at all? But at least, they followed the Jiannu people to rob them and could still have a meal.

In Liaodong, ordinary Liao people became the target of oppression. They were expropriated to join the army, but they almost did not pay any money. Those who had some land at home were soon annexed under various names.

In the entire Guanning front line, the people with the best luck are those with strong bodies. If they are lucky enough to be noticed by the generals, become slaves of the generals, and become servants, they will be considered as shining their families.

The slaves of these generals naturally only have their own masters in their eyes. As for what the king and law are and the court, what does it have to do with them?

These situations are even more serious and terrifying than what the factory guard reported.

Emperor Tianqi's face was as deep as water and his eyes were frosty. At this time, he couldn't help but say coldly: "I finally know why those tourists who traveled to Liaodong for a long distance, why... have been killed now. I finally know why Xiong Tingbi repeatedly wrote letters to me and asked me not to use the Liao people. The Liao people he mentioned were these Liaodong generals with deep roots. It's a pity... I misunderstood someone and actually made Xiong Tingbi die unjustly."

Zhang Jingyi was also very touched. At this time, he sighed and said, "Your Majesty, will this Liao salary still be paid?"

Emperor Tianqi thought to himself, wasn’t I here to ask you just now? Now you are asking me instead.

Zhang Jingyi continued: "If you send it, it means giving this precious money to these military generals. The military generals can use the money to cultivate their own private slaves. But if they don't give it, then the lower-level military will lose even a little money. If they are hungry, they will be afraid of mutiny again."

The murderous intent flashed through Emperor Tianqi's eyes: "Is there anything that I want from my money so easy? The sky of the Ming Dynasty has not changed yet!"
Chapter completed!