The local government often mobilized the wing army to suppress bandits, and the imperial court inevitably believed that it was the magistrate who had poor ability to manage the local area.

Therefore, most of the prefects of the Great Zhou Dynasty were not very enthusiastic about eliminating bandits.

The Zhao family did have a high centralization of the army, but under such a system, it caused rampant bandits in the Great Zhou Dynasty.

"Why do you need to mobilize the wing army in just a few bandits? You only need to recruit hundreds of archers, so the bandits can be easily subdued."

Sheng Changbai had long thought about this issue. Sheng Hong served as an official in the local area for more than ten years and understood the various twists and turns of local prefectures and counties.

During these three years, they were taught one by one to Sheng Changbai. Sheng Changbai is not a fool, and he easily breaks local rules.

The Sheng family only has the experience of being a low-level official, and Sheng Changbai has gained a lot of experience advantages as an official.

It can be seen how much cheaper a family of high-ranking officials can get in the hands of the officialdom in the past.

Not only did they have advantages before the imperial examination, but after the imperial examination, the aristocratic families had a greater advantage.

The archer is not the abbreviation of the archer. The archer was a kind of official service in the Great Zhou Dynasty.

Generally, they are recruited from third-class households. If the third-class households do not have enough staff, they will select and add people to the second-class households. These are all wealthy families among the private households.

The archer was an "all-round civil servant" in the grassroots society of the Song Dynasty. He caught thieves, anti-smuggling, urged rent, guarded prisons, worked as guards, and even included in the regular army to enter the battlefield at special moments. He had the dual attributes of police and militia.

The yamen recruits these archers and does not increase any major expenses, just take care of food and accommodation.

The benefit of these archers is that they can exempt the vassal of duty and taxes, and there are some opportunities for reuse and promotion.

"It is not difficult to recruit some archers, but a strong judgment or a soldier is a dangerous situation."

Huang Zhizhou said worriedly, whether it was the relationship between the Hai family or the responsibilities of the chief officer.

Huang Zhizhou must not want anything to happen to Sheng Changbai.

"Ming Gong Anxin, Sheng is not a person who is ignorant of importance. He will ensure his own safety. If he is not sure, he will naturally not go to the front line."

After giving Huang Zhizhou peace of mind, Sheng Changbai began to recruit soldiers, train troops, collect information on bandits and victims, and began to become busy.

The people of the Great Zhou Dynasty were martial, and Sheng Changbai recruited people who were not strong or strong, or those who liked to dance guns and sticks.

It is impossible to let these people practice from scratch. Sheng Changbai doesn’t have that much time, that is, he only exercises simple obedience and companionship, can understand some simple commands, understand some simple flag words, and be familiar with some simple methods of battle formations.

Xuzhou is also a major iron-producing state. It has its own mining supervision and the weapons in the treasury are quite excellent.

Even if Xuzhou produces iron, bandits are prone to obtaining weapons, in comparison, the government army still has a more dominant position.

The first battle of the archers forming a group was to clear out the rogues, scoundrels, bullies, and gangsters in the city.

As Sheng Changbai's identity, there is no need to give any face to these gentry in Xuzhou.

It’s just some gangsters and underworlds. No matter who these people are in the background, Sheng Changbai doesn’t have to worry about cleaning up.

These people are punished as they should be punished, they are beaten as they should be exiled, they are beheaded as they should be beheaded, and they are exiled as they should be exiled as they should be exiled.

The most severe punishment for the Great Zhou Dynasty was actually to be exiled. As long as the sentence was a little longer, all these criminals would be sent to the army as cannon fodder or to the wing army as engineering soldiers.

The system of the Great Zhou Dynasty was also quite interesting. No matter what kind of person it was, it became a public security risk in society, so people were sent to the army.

Whether it is the elderly, weak, sick and disabled who are unattended or victims who suffer natural disasters, they can directly stuff people into the military camp.

Those who were convicted were also punished and had various marks on their tattoos, and were all exiled to serve as soldiers.

This can be almost equivalent to working for relief, and letting criminals create value on their own.

This system actually has certain advantages.

The cannon fodder battalion and engineer soldiers are indeed good places for these people.

As long as you don’t expect these people to go to the battlefield to be the main force to fight, there is actually no big problem.
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