Chapter 1986 Venting Out Anger Is Not for Privateering

"Try the sea urchin steamed egg with oyster sauce and see the difference in taste."

Li Longji was satisfied with Li Yi's arrangement. When the new steamed egg was ready, he invited everyone to eat.

"Those farmland..." Song Jing looked at Bi Gou.

"I want to join the group and not worry about collecting taxes. I'm afraid that the people will tear it up."

Bi Gou pretended to be afraid. He didn't have such an expression when facing Li Longji alone.

Everyone was silent for a while, thinking about Li Yi's reputation. If Li Yi wanted to be the emperor...

"The income from the farmland will be used to establish a fund, and the profits will be given to the people of Henan Prefecture in other ways."

Li Yi broke the quiet atmosphere. He didn't keep the things he got.

"It's really self-inflicted! It's good that it's like this. The aristocratic families will be safe."

Liu Chong talked about Buddhism and Taoism, and then mentioned other families. He specialized in this matter and was poisoned because of it.

Which is more powerful, the aristocratic family or Buddhism and Taoism? Look at the temples in Luoyang Palace. Have you realized it?

"The power of one person can be so great." Liu Youqiu sighed.

"Without your majesty's trust and approval, without the full support of Yao Xiang and Bi Xiang, how could there be the scene of love and affection in Luoyang today?"

Li Yi pushed the credit away, at least when Bi Gou was the prefect, he saw him and turned around to help.

And locust control was what Yao Chong did in history, and when he was doing it, Yao Chong did not stop him.

"You only know to pick nice things to say, but you are not allowed to say bad things about me in the newspaper."

Bi Gou recalled the situation when he led the people to face the locust plague, and his eyes were slightly red.

"Yes, say good things, saying which minister did something that benefited the country and the people.

Half of the fixed property tax will not be paid, and it will be directly given to the people."

Li Yi reminded that the fund was not profitable.

Bi Gou nodded and picked up a steamed egg to eat.

Everyone has already regarded other people's things as Li Yi's, and Buddhism and Taoism cannot beat Li Yi.

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At this time, the people who went to other people's temples and sightseeing were dividing the spoils, and the incense was left for the longevity tablets of your majesty and Li Dongzhu.

Other things were sent to the school and Beitianfang, and the people didn't want them.

They knew it was wrong to rob others, and the purpose of the robbery was to vent Li Dongzhu's anger.

Taking the eggs and sesame oil home was to benefit themselves.

Like window frames, door panels, stone pillars, they could be used in the school and Beitianfang after some modification.

Rough paper can be used to wrap things or wipe buttocks. Children use sticks and toilet tokens to go to the toilet. What if they get hurt?

For a while, a lot of things were piled up outside the school and Beitianfang, and the people helped to sort them out to avoid a mess.

The headmaster, the teacher, and a group of children stood by to watch the excitement.

The children were excited, it was so fun! The temples and monasteries were robbed!

The headmaster and the teacher were worried. Should they keep the things? Should they return them to others? And they didn't know who was robbed and how much.

They sent people to find the county magistrate of Luoyang County, but the county magistrate was sick and unable to govern.

They found the prefect of Henan Prefecture, and the prefect Zhang said that he went to Xiaoluonan Village to take a warm bath. Oh, no, he went to see His Majesty.

Soon, the people from Lijiazhuangzi in Ziwei City who received the call ran out to various schools and told everyone to accept it. It was not much money.

There was only one Beitianfang. Eggs, rice, wheat, sesame oil, and dried meat were piled up into small hills in the middle of the square.

The hill of eggs was the lowest. Bamboo baskets contained rice husks or wheat bran, and eggs were kept in them.

There was a smell of herbs in Beitianfang. Those who could go out by themselves could come out to see it. Those who could not come out by themselves had wheelchairs.

Buying a bicycle was expensive. The wheelchairs in Beitianfang in Luoyang were given by Lijiazhuangzi. They could be used but not thrown away. They were checked from time to time.

Beitianfang was similar to Li Yishi’s rescue station in some aspects, but it was better than the rescue station.

People who could go to Beitianfang would not be driven away unless they were willing to leave.

The food in Beitianfang was not bad. The leftovers from the restaurant would be delivered. Isn’t this the overall economic development of Henan Prefecture?

In addition, people with more assets at home would donate.

They were dumbfounded when a large amount of things were delivered at once. They were all given to us? When would they be eaten?

The managers and "volunteers" of Beitianfang began to enter the accounts. The more things they had, the more confident they were.

Aren't there a large number of people coming to Luoyang from other places? Some of them were in poor health and fell down after arriving, and they had no relatives or friends to rely on.

Such people were sent to Beitianfang to be taken care of first, and then go out to work after they recovered.

As for selling the things privately and exchanging them for money for embezzlement, they would not dare to do it even if they had a hundred guts.

Some people in Chang'an were dealt with. It was written in the newspaper that someone was always watching Beitianfang.

Beitianfang was not afraid of having too many things. They would contact some counties and villages in Henan Prefecture.

Some local people who could enter Beitianfang were sent to Beitianfang of Luoyang Palace. There were also temporary places for people to be settled in the local area.

The extra things were sent to the local area. For example, in a village, there was a family with only one person left. He was sick and no one took care of him.

If it was a big surname in the village, the government required other people with the same surname to take care of him.

If they are not from a big family in the village, the village will provide some help. If the village is rich, it is okay, but if it is poor, less help will be given.

Such people either go to Beitianfang or have things sent to them by Beitianfang.

There are also women with two or three children, whose husbands have died, and whose parents-in-law are bedridden. They also give things.

It is easy to send things with more things, including volunteers, and they can also take some back home.

They are very happy, and the temples and monasteries in the city of Luoyang Palace and outside the city are being cleaned.

The hosts who proposed to pass on the message were the most depressed. They said that Li Yi knew the great Dao, which was beyond human control.

As a result, they realized that they were powerless to struggle in the face of the great Dao.

"Something has been delivered. Something has been delivered. Princess Jinxian knows the situation and sent someone to deliver it.

There are hazelnuts, sugar-roasted chestnuts, and oil tea noodles. Let us hold on for a few days. After discussing the Dao with Li Yi, everything will be fine."

The Quanzhen Temple in the Xuanjiaofang, which had just been looted, had a little Taoist boy running in with cheers, his eyes still red, because he had cried so hard before.

The host frowned: "Princess Jinxian knew it quickly, what's the point of sending some food?"

"Sending food means that Li Dongzhu doesn't want to kill them all." A person with a fairy-like appearance came out. He was a heavenly master.

He looked at the problem from a much higher perspective than the host. The host only thought about the things that were robbed and sent.

"Princess Jinxian is with the saint, and Li Dongzhu is also with the saint. If Li Dongzhu doesn't nod, how can Princess Jinxian send him off?" The Heavenly Master stroked his beard and said.

"Why does the Heavenly Master still call Li Yi Li Dongzhu? If it weren't for him, how could my temple be like this?"

The abbot was furious. The 10% tax was proposed by Li Yi before, and then Bi Gou wanted to collect it.

He and others went to find Bi Gou, but Bi Gou didn't dare to respond.

Then the 10% tax became 5%, otherwise he would move.

He wanted to discuss Taoism with Li Yi, but as soon as the news was released, the temple was robbed.

"Princess Jinxian has printed countless books, all of which provide movable type, paper, and ink for Li Dongzhu.

In addition, Li Dongzhu has annotated many Taoist and Buddhist classics and translated scriptures.

Let's talk about the Tao, why do we need to let Li Dongzhu know that the Tao is magnificent and cannot be changed by human power?

Is the locust plague serious? Can it be changed by human power? Is the drought serious? Can it be changed by human power?"

The Tianshi education host, the Tianshi is the Tianshi in any temple, and he is not the host in another temple. High-speed text hand-typed with the system to come to the Tang Dynasty chapter list