After the whole sect traveled to ancient times, I led the rebellion

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"Has your class learned that chapter from Journey to the West?"

"Not yet, but I've heard that story. It's about four masters and apprentices going to the West to obtain Buddhist scriptures, right?"

"Yes, yes, yes. It's a pity that the textbook only excerpted one chapter. I still want to watch Sun Wukong fight the White Bone Demon."

"Me too."

There were many people coming and going on Guangsha Street. It happened to be five o'clock in the afternoon when work was over, and the street became lively.

They discussed with each other what they had seen and heard during the day.

When Zhang Jinming came to Guangsha with his wife and son, not only them, but all the people from Suo County were covered in dust and dirt.

They looked at the gray road and the bustling crowds of people coming and going, and felt that they were out of place in this city.

"We are here in Guangsha. Going to Guangsha is the same as going to Anping. It's up to you to choose. Guangsha has a lot of fertile land. Settling down in Guangsha is also a good choice."

Some people from Suo County arrived in Guangsha after several days of travel. Firstly, they could not hold on any longer, and secondly, they were not used to the local climate and water.

They thought that Guangsha, like Anping, was now under the jurisdiction of Lord Mu, and they had also been allocated land. It didn't matter where they lived, and as long as they had land and food to eat, it was not bad to be in Guangsha.

Moreover, Lord Zhao said that Guangsha has a lot of land, and the farmers who grow crops there are exempt from population tax in the first year. This piece of news made most of them choose to stay in Guangsha.

From the 600 people who paid the life-saving money at the beginning to the people from Suo County who followed behind, a total of 1,000 people were added up.

Nine hundred of these one thousand people chose to stay in Guangsha, and their subsequent IOUs for credit would be hung with the Guangsha government.

Once we have the money to pay back the government, we will be even.

Ye Ting looked at the passers-by; their plump faces formed a sharp contrast with his own.

He looked at the big, fragrant steamed buns on the street and thought about the money he had on him.

He quickly looked at Ye Wei. Ye Wei said nothing. He took out the money and bought only two big steamed buns for himself and his wife:

"I'll take care of this account. If you still want to live with me in Guangsha, then follow me to register with the government. I'll still be the one in charge of this family. If you don't want to, then it's up to you guys."

"Dad, we will pay for this ourselves. We can pay it back if we live a good life in Guangsha in the future."

"Correct."

The second son and the youngest son continued to follow Ye Ting.

After Ye Wei finished speaking, only Ye Ting listened silently without saying anything.

He still felt that he was not wrong. Now that he was in Guangsha, his father was old and he was eager to take care of him in his old age, so he took his wife and children and watched Ye Ting and others leave.

Zhang Jinming and Luo Caiyue wanted to go to Anping from the beginning.

Ji Ying was originally going to Anping. After staying in Guangsha for a while, they followed Zhao Qiang to Anping.

The official road is still wide and flat.

Ji Ying casually picked some flowers and plants from the roadside. With his dexterous hands, a delicate and small grasshopper took shape in his hands.

After he visited Guangsha, the stories he heard, the people and buildings he saw made him look forward to Anping.

Ji Ying was in a daze, his eyes following the grasshopper he threw from his hand.

Suddenly, a bell rang.

"Make way, make way."

The grasshopper flew out, and then two big wheels passed by it.

"What just flew over?"

Cui Liu looked at the wheel and the people on it going away.

Ji Ying's eyes were fixed on the figure of the person who was walking away.

The people from Suo County who came with Zhao Qiang were also unable to take their eyes off the scene.

"What is that? It's running so fast."

“There’s still sound.”

……

Ji Ying watched the figure disappear for a long time before turning around to listen to Zhao Qiang's conversation with them:

"That's a bicycle. We Anping people also call it a two-wheeler."

"Two wheels?"

"Yes, because the most conspicuous thing about it is the two wheels. A bicycle costs several hundred taels, which is very expensive. In Anping, only Doctor Li and his people can afford it."

Ji Ying tried hard to remember these people and things in Anping.

His mind was suddenly struck by the object that flashed by.

A bicycle? Another product of Anping?

"There were only a few in Anping last year, and the number has only increased recently. Bicycles are very valuable. There are probably only a dozen or so in Guangsha."

Zhao Qiang is earnestly popularizing science:

"There is one for the Guangsha Post Office and two for the government office. Generally, those who can ride bicycles outside are either officials visiting the countryside or postmen from the post office."

"What is the postman position?"

someone asked.

"There are messengers in every city. Bicycles run faster on the official roads. The body of this bicycle is green, so it should be delivering mail to the villages."

Ji Ying immediately grasped the key words.

As he listened to what Zhao Qiang said, he suddenly thought of the news about Anping that he had come across in Shengjing.

Does the officials from Anping and Guangsha going to the countryside mean going to the villages?

Are all the officials in the four cities acting like this or are only the officials in Guangsha acting like this?

Zhao Qiang didn't say anything else. They soon met another bicycle on the road. This bicycle had no color, but was covered with silver light.

Cui Liu felt jealous when he saw this.

"Captain Zhao, you're back."

"Yeah, I'm back."

The bicycle stopped and the person sitting on it greeted Zhao Qiang.

This man was originally from Anping and was transferred to Guangsha, so he naturally knew Zhao Qiang.

Ji Ying pursed her lips.

It wasn't until the bike came to a stop that he finally saw the whole picture.

The structure of the bicycle is peculiar. After all, Ji Ying is not a person like Gongshujia of the Mohist school. He has never studied mechanical engineering and does not understand the principles behind it.

He just saw the chain turning and the car started moving.

He withdrew his gaze. The man just now knew Zhao Qiang and talked to Zhao Qiang. It seemed that he was the official from Guangsha he mentioned.

After walking for a day, Zhao Qiang and his group arrived at the first post station.

Since Mu Qing conquered the other three cities, he not only carried out large-scale infrastructure construction, building cement roads along the official roads, but also set up post stations at regular intervals on the official roads.

Ji Ying originally thought that this post station was in a bad location and was on the official road of Guangsha so there shouldn't be many people there.

But when they all arrived, Ji Ying saw the place was packed with people.

"Take a look and see what kind of room you need. We have VIP rooms and premium VIP rooms, or super VIP rooms. These two rooms are in short supply in our store.

Next are the ordinary rooms, which include single rooms, double rooms and triple rooms.

The worst is the big dormitory, which usually has 20 people in one room, with men and women separated.”

Zhao Qiang put away his gun after arriving in Guangsha. The silver-armored soldiers had fought in the four cities, and the civilians would soon recognize Zhao Qiang's identity.

Zhao Qiang waited quietly for the waiter to finish speaking and then chose the large bunk bed:

"That's it. We will separate the two hundred men and women into two groups. You can make the arrangements accordingly."

"Okay, I promise you'll be satisfied."

"Will this cost us money?"

As soon as Zhao Qiang finished speaking, someone whispered that they were still buying things on credit and had no money to stay in the inn.

"You don't need to pay."