Qin killed Housheng, on the one hand, to calm the hearts of the people of Qi. The people of Qi hated this corrupt official to the core. On the day he died, the people of Qi cheered and were extremely happy. The happiness of the people was probably not because of the death of a traitor, but because of the death of a great evil man. The order to kill Housheng was issued by Li Si, and the purpose was naturally Housheng's property.

The crime on Hou Sheng was of course that his family had samurai and swords hidden, with bad intentions. After Meng Tian led his people to kill Hou Sheng, he seized Hou Sheng's property. Hou Sheng's property was a bit amazing. Over the years, he leaned against the King of Qi and made money crazy, without any bottom line. The huge wealth he accumulated was enough to allow Qi to equip another 200,000 troops! After Hou Sheng's property was investigated and punished, he was registered and told the temple.

Li Si didn't care about Hou Sheng. All he cared about was Hou Sheng's wealth. Qin was indeed very rich, probably because the emperor did not start construction everywhere and did not build a large number of projects. It was also because Zhao Kuo's arrival made Qin richer and very richer than Qin on the original historical line. However, Qin had many things to do, and these things required more money and food.

The first thing Li Si had to do was to distribute the property and land of Housheng in Qi to the soldiers and people who had made contributions. With Housheng's financial resources, I am afraid that in a short period of time, Qin would not have to worry about the rewards of the people in Qi. Li Si was first very busy. He was working with Zhang Cang to compile a unified weight and measure. The so-called weight and measure are actually various units, units of length, units of weight, etc.

Zhang Cang told Zhao Kuo a long time ago that Li Si didn't need Zhang Cang to help, and these things were not difficult for Li Si, but because Zhang Cang was personally placed by the emperor, Li Si happily handed over the weight and measure matters to Zhang Cang. Li Si didn't think that Zhang Cang could threaten his position, and Zhang Cang was not Han Fei, he was even worse than himself and Han Fei!

Li Si focused on the new text. The new text written by Zhao Kuo is also called Wuchengwen. This kind of text is very simple and excessively simple. However, Zhao Kuo seriously believed that such simplicity is the future trend. If you want more people to receive education and to quickly popularize text, that simple text is unnecessary. Too difficult and cumbersome text is not conducive to writing, wasting paper, and it also increases the difficulty of recognizing words.

Since Zhao Kuo spoke, the other ministers of course had only the execution points. Li Si distributed the enlightenment textbooks for the new text to various places, requiring local officials to study. If you want to continue to be an official, you must master the new text as soon as possible. The new text is still simple, and it is a little bit clear from the physical form. This is not too difficult for officials. The orders issued from Xianyang quickly spread to all counties and counties in the world.

Officials all over the world began to learn this new text and practiced diligently.

Zhao Kuo even copied many classic works from later generations in the name of writing new words. When everyone studied, they mostly recited these to learn.

The last part is of course the issue of roads. Qin has always built it wherever he goes... This so-called road is not Chidao. Many people think that Chidao is the national highway of Qin and believe that Qin builds Chidao like this to allow people from all over the world to communicate. In fact, this is nonsense. The function of Chidao is the road used by the emperor to travel... That's right, the Chidao of Qin is exclusive to the emperor alone, and the rest are not qualified to set off.

Through hard work, those who produce a lot of grain, improve agricultural technology, or make outstanding contributions in the agricultural field can be titled. The advantage of title is to give some compensation, such as exemption of preferential treatment such as corvee. This is enough to serve as an incentive. In addition to farmers, of course, there are also craftsmen and medical officials... Zhao Kuo feels that if he continues to do this, Qin will become an online game society.

Different professions have different levels, and the people work hard to fight monsters and upgrade. However, Zhao Kuo has no other way. For the people of Qin who are used to upgrading like this, if they directly abolish all levels, they will make everyone equal and have no levels, which will cause big trouble. Moreover, this is the case with human society... Zhao Kuo just gave a clear concept.

On the premise of inheriting the military merit system, Zhao Kuo destroyed the Qin State's military merit system. Of course, he did not dare to execute it directly, so he still wanted to ask Lu Buwei to discuss with him and ask him if there was any room for improvement.

After Qin completed the feat of a king of the world, the first thing he did was to set up more counties and counties in various places. Because there were no Qi and Lu scholars shouting the feudal system, the county system was quickly implemented. At the beginning of the Han Dynasty, many small countries were established to let them manage themselves. Qin was not poor at all, with food piled up like mountains, and even built a Great Wall, a road, and an imperial tomb, and at the same time, they attacked the Huns and Nanyue.

He did not need vassal states to hinder himself, nor did he need to let people from all over the country manage themselves. The area controlled by Qin State was too large, which made the delivery of government orders a little difficult. It was not very simple to solve this problem. Zhao Kuo once proposed that he could use pigeons to convey letters, but Zhao Kuo did not know how to cultivate pigeons. All he did was to say that he had heard that ancient people could use pigeons to convey letters.

No matter what Zhao Kuo said, there is always someone who wants to try it.

The officials of Qin set out from Xianyang and rushed to Qin... No, they rushed to various places of the Qin Dynasty. They promoted Qin's laws and popularized Qin's knowledge in various places. These things from Qin were unfamiliar to the people of various countries. When the people did not have to fight, of course they needed a relaxed atmosphere, Zhao Kuo went to find Li Si and said many of the thoughts in his heart.

"Allow the people to travel freely, reduce the impact of the law on the daily lives of the people, and don't sit together and chat and be caught in..." Zhao Kuo wanted to create a relatively relaxed atmosphere. The people of Qin lived too much like soldiers, and their lives seemed to be completing orders. Everything must be implemented in accordance with strict systems. This is probably a huge oppression on people, which is not conducive to the development of society.

They are not gears on machines, they are all humans, and humans have infinite potential, while gears do not.
Chapter completed!