Back to the Ming Dynasty to be a tyrant

It's just that this reason is only for me, and no one, including my concubines, can let them know.

After all, before telling the reason, I can get the most benefit from Emperor Chongzhen.

If this reason is revealed, the whole of Myanmar will become worthless.

In order to achieve this goal, King Long even performed deep hypnosis on himself, making himself believe that the so-called internal attachment was due to his admiration for Daming!

However, when he saw the northerly station outside Nanjing and was arranged by Nanjing Honglu Temple to take the train to Beijing, he was shocked again.

There are rumors about Daming steam locomotives in Myanmar, but the shock after seeing the real thing and riding the train in person is far beyond what the rumors can match!

Compared with the tall and strong city of Nanjing, the train is the real magic weapon that should not appear in the world!

He is not stupid, he can naturally see the effect of things like trains.

No matter how slow the train is now, the role of this kind of thing cannot be erased-whether it is transporting supplies or projecting troops, it is simply not comparable to manpower!

God loves Daming people so much!

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After receiving the report from Jin Yiwei, Emperor Chongzhen, who was far away in the capital, once again summoned several dragon legs to enter the palace to discuss matters concerning his King Long's entry to the capital to face the saint.

His King Long's visit to Beijing was not just a simple meeting, nor was it as simple as his request to be attached.

The things involved are far more than these.

For example, what would they think of the surrounding countries involved after King Talong was attached, such as Siam and other small countries?

In addition, how should the original people of Myanmar arrange it?

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Chapter 632 Announcing the Burmese King Talong's Audience!

Helong always thought that Nanjing City was the strongest city in the world, and it was no longer a miracle that should happen in the world.

However, on the way from Nanjing to the capital, he saw more than ten such strong cities!

Although many of them can be seen from a distance, or a rough outline, but the kind of deterrence that looks like an ancient giant beast entrenched on the earth, silently suppressing the world, and directly rushing into people's hearts still made him stand up. There was a burst of shock.

When he curiously asked the officials of Honglu Temple who accompanied him, the officials of Honglu Temple were also a little confused - if you don't go close to those cities, who knows which city it is!

Daming is so big, can it be possible to tell which city it is based on a distant silhouette?

What a joke, it's almost as good as asking those guys from the Ministry of Railways about it. They repaired the railway and set the route. If you have anything to ask, ask them!

If you have to ask me, that's fine, wait until I get close to the city, and let me see what is written on the city gate before asking!

Obviously, the officials of Honglu Temple in Nanjing did not intend to conceal it, but they themselves did not know what the names of those cities were - the heroes of the Ming Dynasty, which is evident from this!

However, it is impossible to get close to the city.

Except for the railway stations in Beijing and Nanjing, which are directly connected to the city, all the remaining railway stations were built outside the city, far away from the city wall, and the nearest one was three or four miles away.

For what purpose, no one knows, even Emperor Chongzhen didn't care about it. These decisions were made by Hong Chengchou and the horsemen of the Ministry of Railways.

Except for the huge cities that constantly appear and disappear behind us along the way, the rest are patches of farmland and busy people.

The 13th year of Chongzhen was a very painful year. God didn't give him face, even his own son's face. It just didn't rain.

Up to the Chongzhen Emperor, down to the common people, and counting the officials, large and small, in the middle, there is no one who does not have a headache.

What can we do if it doesn't rain?Praying for rain is not done once or twice, but God said that if you don't give face, you won't give face. Could it be that His Majesty still wants His Majesty to sin against himself and ask for rain?

This kind of thinking, just think about it, whoever dares to say it will be killed—first ask the people and guards of Daming if they agree?

Since Emperor Chongzhen can't be allowed to issue an edict against himself, and God doesn't give face, there is only one way left - relying on well water!

Anyway, as early as the [-]th year of Chongzhen, a large-scale well drilling project had already started, and the number of barbarians who died for this had reached almost [-].

No matter how little well water there is, at least it can irrigate some land, right?Even if it is difficult to get water, the ground can always be irrigated!

What Talong saw was that the people of Daming were fetching water for farming.

It is very simple to get water, pump water from the well, then pour it into the big bucket on the flatbed truck, and then pour the pot into the ground little by little.

There is no way, now that there is little water, the only way to save the watering is to save watering—although watering is better than nothing, but at least it can make the crops harvest, right?

He Long's mouth opened a little wide, and he asked in a daze, "Is this how the people of Daming water the ground?"

Accompanying him to go north to the capital was Liao Jinzhong, the Shaoqing of Honglu Temple in Nanjing.

What King Long saw, Liao Jinzhong also saw it.

Hearing King Long's words, Liao Jinzhong couldn't help but look a little gloomy: "Your Highness, you should have noticed that there hasn't been a drop of rain in these many days, but this field can't be barren, right?

Now the government can only mobilize the people to irrigate by drawing water from the well, so as to keep some harvests. "

Hearing this, He Long couldn't help but nodded and said: "No wonder, Shangguo has been buying grain from Xiaguo before, there must be a reason for this?"

Liao Jinzhong said: "There is this reason, but it is not absolute. My regular warehouses and reserve warehouses in various places in Ming Dynasty are now full of grain. As for buying grain all the time, it is just His Majesty's order."

King Talong nodded thoughtfully, and stopped talking.

According to the young minister of the Honglu Temple, Daming is not short of grain right now, but the purchase of grain has never stopped, and even the grains of Burma and neighboring countries of Siam have been bought up by Daming.

Where did the food go?

He didn't need to spend too much time thinking about it, he could guess the whereabouts of the food—either it was used as military rations, or part of it was reserved, and part of it was used as military rations.

In short, the matter must have something to do with the military rations!

The amount of food consumed by the Ming emperor who fought so non-stop after he ascended the throne is definitely an astronomical figure!

Through the grain sold to Daming by Myanmar itself, as well as the number of so many vassal states in Daming, I secretly calculated it.

The conclusion is that so much food, not to mention the damage caused by the emperor of the Ming Dynasty, is enough for two or three years even if the people of the Ming Dynasty do nothing!

However, the action of buying grain has not stopped, why?

Reserve, deliberate consumption!

These two words popped up in King Long's mind instantly.

It is easy to understand the reserve, which is to reserve enough food for future wars and natural disasters from time to time, so as to cope with the situation of food shortage.

As for deliberate consumption, I am afraid that His Majesty the Emperor of Ming did it on purpose.