I Will Eventually Become a Partner of Justice

I have to say that although Merlin cannot see the future, he is indeed a sage in this era. At least this sort of work has been done very well.

It’s just that these plans--

"How much is the planned production volume? Where will it be implemented?... Is this using numbers to fool me?"

Shi Lang pinched his eyebrows with a headache.

The plan of the ancients is simply unsightly for modern people.

The modern plan is based on the concept, based on reality, from methodology to specific implementation methods. But what these internal affairs officers listed is almost like a book of fools...

It is said that this year's planned production volume and where it will be implemented, but neither the manpower nor the specific implementation methods are listed.

Shi Lang is lack of skills and can't grab both ends.

But these plans have to be returned!

Such a imaginary thing is just like a flicker, and it has no meaning to direct production at all.

It seems that they have to teach them such a plan by themselves!

But this is not difficult, because Shirou's strength lies in planning.

Those production plans are unsightly, but some manufacturing and commercial management plans are okay.

Although it is indeed a bit backward from a modern perspective, I can see the shortcomings at a glance and need to be reformed. However, as long as things cannot be done in one step, we must base ourselves on reality and proceed step by step.

The management of manufacturing and commerce does not change. Firstly, the productivity is pulled up, and then the production relationship system is slowly improved, and then innovated step by step.

The silent night was completely dark.

In the palace, candlelight flickered.

Shi Lang sat alone in front of the throne, one after another, watching the government affairs patiently.

Before crossing, he was an urban wage earner who was exploited by a black-hearted boss. Unpaid leave was the norm, so he didn't feel uncomfortable.

At midnight, Shi Lang had read all these documents and put them aside neatly, then picked up a piece of paper and started planning other things.

Now that the foundation is inaugurated, there are still a lot of frameworks to be established.

Such as official title.

Under Shi Lang's account, there is no specific official title planned, and all people seem to be equal. This looks beautiful, like a beautiful utopian world, but it is a curse.

All people are equal, which means that no one's opinions can overwhelm anyone. Now Yu Shirou, the Governor-General, everything is fine, but letting them out for governance would be a mess.

The original Camelot’s official title system was aristocratic politics, kingship was divided, and lords even had a high degree of autonomy in various places, which was like a split of the country.

Therefore, it is necessary to establish a centralized system of official titles. Secondly, it is necessary to restrict the localities and take back all the high degrees of autonomy.

This is also a major project and it is a long-term plan. It should not be rushed for a while, but the framework must be listed first.

Secondly, it is the military rank system and the military security system.

Copying those systems in memory is a death-seeking, because the times are not in line with the economic foundation and the quality of the people. If you copy it, it is a dogma. You have to use the systems you know as the foundation, and then adapt to actual adaptations.

And these-- all require brain cells to think.

It's just a hastily framed, and it's dawn.

Shi Lang summoned Mei Lin, told him to remove the government affairs, and asked him to return the unqualified schedule.

Merlin got Shirou's order and couldn't help but sighed: "Am I still a palace mage? I feel like your internal affairs officer."

Shilang patted him on the shoulder and said, "Everyone is busy now, and you are no exception. The situation is stable and I will give you a holiday."

Merlin was suspicious: "You're very good at fooling, didn't you lie to me?"

Shilang pointed his eyes, "What did you see?"

"Two pieces of shit?" Merlin asked.

"Tsk!" Shi Lang snorted displeasedly, and said, "It's sincere!"

Merlin left thoughtfully, but why does this sound so obvious?

...

Lucan and the internal affairs officer of the Ministry of Agriculture, although they can't understand Shi Lang's farming concept, they are very diligent.

Shilang only asked them to pull people to farm the fields yesterday, and they have already pulled people out this morning.

Just this number...

Looking at the scarce people in front of him, Shirou couldn't help asking, "How many people are there?"

"My king, I have clicked one by one, six hundred and seventy-two." Lucan said.

"Just so few people? Cornwall and Kahnri add up, I have more than 50,000 people in total!" Shi Lang was shocked.

Lucan said helplessly: "Really only these people are left. When you said to repair the line of defense, Bedville took away more than 10,000 people. You also said to build the city wall, and Gerant also took away a lot of people. People, and most of the people in Kahnri are still building their own homes. Yesterday, I traveled to the countryside near Cornwall, and there were really only these people left with no business. Others, either the elderly or the children ."

Shiro: "..."

He remembered that Europe is already vast and sparsely populated.

In the ancient century, the population density was even lower.

Feeling yourself is not only a small number of troops, but even the most basic population is also small!

Rubbing his eyebrows with a headache, Shirou asked, "Where is the horse? How much do we have?"

Lucan said: "The native Cornwall horses plus the 300 horses presented by Sir Ulfes, total 742 horses. Most of them are in the army."

"Now we are mainly focusing on the development of agriculture, so we can transfer all the horses to the village." Shilang said.

"To the village?" Lucan's eyes widened.

"Otherwise? Go ahead and do it."

"Yes, my king!" Lucan nodded and left.

Cornwall has a large land and too few people.

Therefore, intensive cattle farming is not suitable for Cornwall, while horse farming with fast speed is more suitable.

Cattle farming and horse farming have different advantages and disadvantages. The essence of cattle farming lies in intensive farming. At the same time, the cost of cattle is cheaper than horses. The essence of horse farming lies in its speed and its wide range of uses for both military and civilian purposes. However, the cost of horses is extremely high, the loss rate is extremely high, and there is no cattle preservation.