My Apprenticeship to Uncle Jiu: I Was a Warlord in the Republic of China

However, since Jiang Li had made up his mind, he would not change it, but he did not force Zhao Hong to carry it out. After all, a forced melon is not sweet.

The same is true for doing things. If you do things with resistance, you will not be efficient. If you do things with enthusiasm, you will not be efficient.

Thinking of this, he played the emotional card, "Zhao Hong, you should know what the relationship is between the previous intelligence team leader Jiang Youchi and me, right?"

Zhao Hong was completely confused when he heard this, but he still answered doubtfully, "To answer the commander, I have heard that he is an orphan you adopted when you were studying. He has been with you for many years and you have a very close relationship!"

Jiang Li sighed upon hearing this, "It's more than just close, I treat him as a friend and a brother!"

"Not only him, but also the Taoist soldiers I have always brought with me. They have been with me for many years. Some of them, I even allowed them to shoot behind me!"

Zhao Hong was so surprised when he heard this that he was speechless. "Marshal, aren't you saying that you can entrust your life to them? How can these ordinary soldiers make you so confident?"

Jiang Li's eyes welled up with tears when he heard this, "Because we have a common ideal, which is to end this chaotic world and let all Chinese people live and work in peace and contentment."

"No longer be invaded by foreign enemies, no longer be affected by civil wars, no longer be oppressed by landlords and gentry, no longer be exploited by profiteers!"

"Build a harmonious world where the elderly are well cared for, the young are well cared for, everyone has access to education, and everyone has enough food to eat!"

“I share the same ideals as them!”

When he said the last sentence, his eyes were already filled with tears, and Zhao Hong's face was also filled with fanaticism when he heard it.

But Jiang Li did not stop there, "We once swore that in order to do this, we can give up everything, even our lives!"

At this point, his tone slowed down, "Before, we went together to clear out the cultists who were harming the people. They sacrificed their lives to protect the promise I had fulfilled."

"Now it's my turn. I just looked at the financial statements and found that the funds are for our common goal. This mere reputation is nothing!"

Zhao Hong clenched his fists after hearing this. When Jiang Li stopped talking, he immediately knelt down and kowtowed, "I am ashamed that I failed to understand the commander's righteousness."

"From now on, I, Zhao Hong, am willing to do my part for this harmonious world. As long as you, Commander, give the order, I will never frown, no matter how hard it is!"

Jiang Li stepped forward upon hearing this, bent down and helped Zhao Hong up, "Since you are willing to go with me, there is no need to be so polite, just do your job well."

Zhao Hong was helped up by Jiang Li. He was so excited that he could not control himself. He immediately clasped his fists and bowed. "In that case, I will go find those tomb robbers right away."

Seeing Jiang Li nodded, he turned and left.

After he left, Jiang Li fell into deep thought. Everything he had done before was just out of his persistence in national justice.

He felt that as a Han Chinese, he should do something when facing foreign invasion, but his specific goal was not clear.

But after he said this just now, he suddenly realized that the reason why those revolutionary predecessors sacrificed their lives and shed their blood might be because of these things.

I said these words with the intention of pua these workers, but after organizing these words, I ended up puaing myself as well.

"But this doesn't seem to be a bad thing. A world of great harmony? That's my goal. Ah San, Ah Si, and Jiang Youchi, I won't let you down!"

"Definitely not!"

As he spoke, he continued to deal with various documents. After all, the territory was larger now, and there were more miscellaneous things to do, so the various documents were piling up like a mountain.

Jiang Li was determined and dealt with paperwork day and night, but a large number of documents were delivered every day and he was soon overwhelmed by them.

Three days passed in a row, and Jiang Li stood up from among the documents with dark circles under his eyes.

"What the hell is this Infrastructure Bureau for? They need my approval to transfer cement. Don't you know you can just take the report and transfer it?"

But on second thought, in order to eliminate corruption to the greatest extent possible, each unit only had execution power but not the power to allocate materials.

That's why they come into being. They have to report everything, big or small.

Before, there was only Guangdong, and after several years of development, the materials that needed to be mobilized were not many. But now Guangxi and Hunan have been newly conquered, and there are a lot of projects to be launched, so there are so many documents.

After thinking this through, he stopped complaining. After all, it was his own appointment...his own request, so he had to bear the consequences himself.

But he didn't intend to deal with these things by himself. He turned his head to look at the documents, then turned around and left without looking back.

When he arrived at the lobby, he immediately ordered the messenger to find all the talents who had applied to be officials during this period.

Then they started interviewing them one by one, asking them about their ideas on people's livelihood and governance. Finally, they selected nine satisfactory people and sent the other hundred or so people away.

I had some chairs moved to the lobby and personally brought the documents over to them.

"Now, you guys, sort out the government affairs related to people's livelihood first, and put the other military documents aside!"

Upon hearing this, the nine people immediately followed the order and within half an hour, they had sorted everything out.

Jiang Li glanced at the documents, then packed up all the military documents and took them away, leaving a word before leaving.

"You guys should handle these documents related to people's livelihood first. I will come back to see the results after I finish the ones I have."

"If I think it's a good idea, you will be my full-time assistant in handling paperwork and enjoy group-level treatment!"

The nine people were immediately delighted when they heard this, because they knew how difficult it was to obtain a military position in the Anmin Army.

For positions above the battalion level, one must have outstanding performance on the battlefield and then learn professional skills at the Military Academy. Only after completion can one be granted a military position.

Let me add here that, as the territory became larger and the number of troops increased, Jiang Li expanded the officer training class into a professional military academy a few years ago, named Jiangwu Academy.

Of course, Wang Zhi could not be the only teacher there, but Jiang Li was still the principal. He knew the glorious deeds of a certain bald unit, so he would naturally avoid this.

Let's get back to the point. A regimental-level military position not only represents honor, but also power. The key is that the salary is quite high. Although it cannot be said to be a quick rise to the top, it can also be said to be a quick entry into the upper echelons of a military career overnight.

These poor people who have studied hard for so many years but have been frustrated because they have no strong background have been waiting for an opportunity like this!

So after hearing Jiang Li say this, he immediately became excited as if he had been injected with chicken blood. He responded loudly and lowered his head to start dealing with the paperwork.