This year marks his third year as Prime Minister of Luzon.

It's about to be four years.

Yuan Yan has always clearly remembered his days and time of becoming the Prime Minister of Luzon. Yuan Yan attaches great importance to this position that has been retained since the Myanmar period.

At the beginning, when Xiao Ruxun had only him, and when Chen Longzheng and his father Yuan Huang were three orthodox scholars, Xiao Ruxun resolutely taught him the important task of the Prime Minister of Luzon, which shows how Xiao Ruxun valued and expected him.

Over the past few years, Yuan Yan has been working diligently and hardworkingly. Even after the founding of the Qin Dynasty, he did not beg Xiao Ruxun to transfer himself from the hot empire frontier and still spend his own day here.

In fact, he didn't want to leave here. Although it has been developed for several years, it has a relatively good infrastructure and a very good climate. It can cultivate crops three times a year. It is an important granary for Daqin and an important supply base for China when food is short of food.

Moreover, there were endless merchants coming and going, not only Chinese, but also Koreans, Ryukyu people, and people from major vassal states in Southeast Asia.

There are even red and yellow and black Yi who came here from mainland Europe. They all come here to do business, buying spices, porcelain, silk and other items from Daqin.

Commercial trade here is booming, with extremely high income, and annual taxes can also account for a good proportion of central fiscal revenue.

As the actual ruler of this overseas province called the country, which actually belongs to the Qin Dynasty, Yuan Yan made great contributions.

Xiao Ruxun led his troops to capture the place, cleared up too many unfriendly indigenous people here, introduced the residential development of Central Plains residents, and set a blueprint for the general direction, and the specific responsible person was Yuan Yan.

In fact, it also proves that Yuan Yan did not disappoint Xiao Ruxun and Yuan Huang's expectations and built Luzon very well.

Another point is that the Luzon, which Xiao Ruxun controlled at the time, was two-thirds of the Luzon developed by Yuan Yan.

In recent years, based on the Luzon controlled by Xiao Ruxun, Yuan Yan led the garrison to continue to develop southwards, and successively developed several small islands with people or uninhabited one after another. The resources are rich and the soil is fertile, which is extremely suitable for reclamation and planting rice and fruits.

Yuan Yan was very happy to assign these islands to the grain planting areas, fruit planting areas and some spice planting areas.

In his vision, Luzon would be built into a huge warehouse, with a lot of food and fruit cash crops, allowing many people to come here to do business, collect more commercial taxes, and revitalize this once deserted archipelago.

He did, too.

Through continuous development and cultivation of farming, the land of Luzon was gradually firmly held by the Han people. The natives who were willing to naturalize knelt on the ground and accepted the enthronement of the Qin Dynasty, becoming the people of the Qin Dynasty, and following the Qin Dynasty to learn Han Chinese rituals and farming methods, and lived a good life.

Yuan Yan, who was unwilling to be naturalized, was not ruthless. With the support of Xiao Ruxun, he launched several small-scale wars of extermination.

Sixteen or seventeen tribes that were unwilling to cooperate were destroyed, and the prisoners who were killed by their people were used for hard work, and anyway, they were used as waste.

Under Yuan Yan's series of policy arrangements, Luzon gradually showed great vitality. As the most important granary and commodity supplement base in the mainland of Daqin, Luzon gradually occupied a high position in the economic activities of Daqin.

Especially since the founding of the Qin Dynasty, a large number of merchants from Fujian, Zhejiang and Guangdong took boats to Luzon to buy things and take them back for sale, or sold them to other vassals, making a lot of money. Luzon has become an inseparable part of the Qin Dynasty and its status is no lower than that of Myanmar.

And to be honest, Yuan Yan did not envy those central officials. In his opinion, those central officials followed Xiao Ruxun later and were not qualified enough.

He was the first to follow Xiao Ruxun, his father Yuan Huang and Chen Longzheng. Chen Longzheng is now following Xu Guangqi, who is regarded as the future chief assistant of the Qin Dynasty, and his future should be comparable to Chen Long.

More importantly, the position of Prime Minister of Luzon was appointed by Xiao Ruxun in the Ming Dynasty, which had a different meaning. In the end, it might be directly included in the central government as a senior official without having to work in other places and accumulate qualifications.

Of course, Yuan Yan was not without worries. The reason why he stayed in Luzon also had the idea of ​​considering his father Yuan Huang.

After the founding of the Qin Dynasty, Yuan Huang refused to recognize Xiao Ruxun's status. He always believed that Xiao Ruxun was rebellious and claimed to be the legitimate elder of the Ming Dynasty. Although he was right under Xiao Ruxun's nose, his rebellious look made Yuan Yan deeply worried.

The great purge in the first year of Longwu scared Yuan Yan to death. He thought Xiao Ruxun was going to attack Yuan Huang, but the result was that Yuan Huang was alive and had a good health. He kept writing letters to Yuan Yan, angrily scolding Xiao Ruxun for his cruelty and bloodthirsty killing.

What he said, "I am really blind?" "I really didn't see his wolfish ambitions." "If he was twenty years younger, he would have to rebel." Yuan Yan was frightened when he saw it.

Yuan Yan wrote more than once to Yuan Huang to let Yuan Huang recognize the reality, but Yuan Huang just refused to agree and ignored him, insisted on reprimanding Xiao Ruxun, insisted on keeping in mind the Ming Dynasty in his heart, and refused to recognize Xiao Ruxun's Qin.

According to Yuan Yan's original idea, Yuan Huang should be the current position of Wang Xijue, and the first person in the Qin Dynasty's cabinet should be Yuan Huang. In that case, as the son of the prime minister, he is still one of Xiao Ruxun's earliest teams, so the future is naturally limitless.

However, Yuan Huang's series of performances made Yuan Yan unable to even go back to Beijing, and could only stay in Luzon and make silent efforts. I hope that Xiao Ruxun could be better to Yuan Huang after seeing his efforts and make Yuan Huang happy.

Of course, he was also a little bit arrogant to Yuan Huang, but Yuan Huang is his father, so what can he do?

He could only expect Xiao Ruxunnian to accommodate Yuan Huang's existence in his previous love, so that he could die peacefully and pursue the Ming Dynasty in his dreams.

He was looking forward to it so much.

He believed this from the bottom of his heart, so when the Black Hell Kings of the Central Investigation Department appeared in front of him, read out an investigation report on Yuan Yan's corruption and dereliction of duty and wanted to escort him back to the capital for trial, he was stunned and his mind was blank.

He never expected that he would be corrupt and dereliction of duty.

The conscience of heaven and earth, he has been in Luzon for more than three years, and has he ever been corrupt and dereliction of duty?

When Luzon was poor and deserted, he built it with people bit by bit. Now Luzon has just developed a little money, so where does corruption and dereliction of duty come from?

He couldn't understand, nor did he know what was going on.

Why did the people from the Central Investigation Department arrest him? Why did he commit a crime? For some reason, he was just the prime minister of Luzon, so why was he taken back to Beijing for trial?
Chapter completed!