Eight Hundred and Ninetieth IX Dressed South

According to Qin Shuo's estimate now, in the future, perhaps there will be coalition forces coming to attack him, after all, he has too many enemies.

Some of them were provoked by themselves, but some were due to interests, so now Qin Shuo must be prepared.

But in his own city, Qin Shuo is still relatively at ease. After all, no matter how big the power is, it is estimated that it is impossible to directly attack his own city. This is a kind of confidence of Qin Shuo .

Now there are many defenses in his own city, and there are also many spies on the street, these are actually used to monitor others.

Some people, in fact, Qin Shuo immediately stared at them as soon as they entered his city, as long as there was a slight threat, he would immediately control them.

It can even be said that the current Shuobai City is the most reassuring city for others. After all, the increase in crime rate is almost equal to zero.

Qin Shuo has always been adhering to the idea that he should be completely terminated before the crime begins. In this way, it can actually be regarded as a good law and order.

Waiting to terminate him until after the crime had begun would be a little too late.

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Qin Shuo doesn't have such things in the game now, and there are very few things in reality. Because of this reason, he seems to be doing nothing every day.

In fact, he has nothing to do. After all, all the things he should have done now have been done, so the rest are all irrelevant things.

In fact, I still prefer the busy life in the past. After all, I won’t be doing nothing like this all day long. The life in the past is really good.

Now that I am free, I am still a little bored, thinking about what I should do all day long.

Now the Fourth Legion is also fully established. Although they are called the Fourth Legion, their number is smaller than the previous legions.

The point is that this legion is actually to fight against Fusang, so apart from arranging a few generals for Qi Jiguang, Qin Shuo only asked them to recruit soldiers.

After all, in Qin Shuo's opinion, so many soldiers are completely enough. If there are more soldiers, it is too much. Only so many soldiers can make them exert their greatest strength.

In addition, there is also a big problem with my own financial resources.

, now I am not like before, I only have such a small territory, I am strong now, but it has expanded many times, and I still have a lot of infrastructure to build.

So it means that the landlord's family has no surplus food, but he is not too anxious. This matter will probably be alleviated a lot by next year.

What's more, the current domestic demand has not been fully stimulated. Now Qin Shuo only needs to directly stimulate the domestic demand, and his economic strength can grow a lot again.

Such a large country actually needs the economy to operate in many aspects. Qin Shuo now occupies half of the country. Kang said that occupying such a large amount of land is enough to be called emperor.

It's just that from the outside, Qin Shuo doesn't have such a plan at all. He still wants to wait for a mature time, and he thinks that the current time is not yet mature.

Although many of his subordinates wanted to urge Qin Shuo. But others also know that as long as Qin Shuo makes his own thoughts and judgments, no one can change them.

Yuan Shu was not that powerful back then, but after he proclaimed himself emperor, he was also attacked by others. Although the people inside Qin Shuo really hoped that he would proclaim himself emperor,

There are many things to consider, isn't it?

Moreover, to continue to upgrade one's territory, one still needs some things. Since one wants to upgrade one's favorite, he is now completely satisfied in many aspects.

The first is the land. Now the land already occupies half of the entire Han Dynasty, and even more.

Then there is the population. In fact, most of the population also flowed towards Qin Shuo. After all, they also knew that life on Qin Shuo's side was more affluent. And as long as they move here, Qin Shuo will settle them down very well.

Now the entire economic center of gravity is slowly moving to the south, which has never happened before, but before Qin Shuo's first-hand measures, the south has also become an important economic center.

In the entire history of China, there have been three trips to the south due to turmoil, but all of these were due to turmoil, and they all happened after the Three Kingdoms.

The first time was in the Western Jin Dynasty when Emperor Yuan crossed the river, and then established the capital in Jiankang. This was the first time in history to cross the south in clothes, and it was a huge change for the whole history.

The second time was after the Anshi Rebellion in the Tang Dynasty, the clans of COSCO moved to Jinling, which also allowed them to temporarily

They avoided the Anshi Rebellion for a while, and were able to survive safely in the south.

The third time was the weak Song Dynasty. Needless to say, anyone with some historical knowledge knows it.

Most of these three trips to the South were due to turmoil, and it can even be said that the reason is also

Just turmoil, not their preference for the South or anything like that.

But this time Qin Shuo did use economic means to transfer the entire economic center to the south. In fact, this should be considered a relatively powerful event.

In fact, even if Qin Shuo didn't use coercive measures, those people would obediently migrate to the south, which should be regarded as a normal thing.

Now all the people actually think very simple, so they can survive by themselves. In this troubled world, this is the most important thing.

That's why they migrated towards Qin Shuo one by one. Agricultural civilization is different from nomadic civilization or industrial civilization. It is directly taken from the land.

Therefore, nomadic people can migrate and live according to the abundance of water and grass. In this way, it is very difficult to count the population, and it is difficult to gather to form a large group, unless a genius like Genghis Khan comes out. Longitudinal talents.

(end of this chapter)