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

Inside the meeting hall.

Mu Qing sat in the main seat.

Shen Moyan, Jiang Ji, as well as representatives of the Farmers' Family, Mr. Xu, Mohist Family's Xu Yu, Mu Shan, Yuehong, Hu Miaomiao, Mu Shu, Mu Wu and others sat on both sides of the long table.

Mu Qing informed everyone present of the news he had obtained.

Mu Shan had been so overwhelmed with the trivial cases he had been dealing with recently that he was shocked to hear the news that Mu Qing brought.

He still has some political sensitivity.

Mu Shan shared the same idea as Master Xu that this civil unrest was unusual.

The two cities were captured one after another, and the civil unrest was massive.

They may have had a very bold guess in their hearts, but none of them spoke out.

Mu Qing sighed. She was afraid that this civil unrest would really spread all the way to Shengjing as she thought.

"Shengjing may be in chaos, and the whole world may also be in chaos..."

Mu Qing expressed his thoughts calmly.

Master Xu stroked his beard.

Mu Qing didn't want to guess the worst, but that was the reality.

She also wondered whether King Tianchi could hold out for a few more years, but when she thought of the current broken system, the ineffective officials and the heavy taxes.

Mu Qing was not sure.

The autumn harvest is over and taxes are due soon. This is why Mu Qing guessed that the people revolted.

During the famine, the taxes they paid were the same as in years of good harvest, which was undoubtedly one of the main reasons that forced them to revolt.

If one could survive, who would be willing to rebel and risk having their entire clan executed and losing their heads?

They just couldn't survive.

Mu Qing let out a long sigh.

Huangxian’s armed forces must keep up.

Sword cultivators have many ways to slay demons, and they also have many techniques for large-scale group attacks.

For example, Fire Explosion is a magic spell that causes a large-scale group explosion, and is best used by monks with fire spiritual roots.

Another example is the sword formation. Three people form a formation. As long as they can find another fellow disciple, the power of the sword formation will be so great that three can easily defeat ten thousand enemies.

However, the fact that sword cultivators exist in this world cannot be exposed for the time being.

Everyone is destined to die, and those in high positions are often afraid of death. If they knew about the existence of my senior brother, they would definitely send troops to attack him on the pretext of seeking immortals and asking for advice.

By that time, with millions of people besieging us, the spiritual energy will eventually run out.

Therefore, senior brothers are not allowed to use large-scale magic. However, if a fight really breaks out, the eldest and second senior brothers can take to the battlefield.

In this era, it was easy for monks to take the heads of soldiers.

With two senior brothers as powerful weapons, we can win the battle with a small difference in numbers.

The difference in the number of people is huge, not necessarily.

Therefore, Huang County needs to start recruiting soldiers, and all soldiers must be equipped with a set of steel armor.

The large amount of iron tools that had been planned to be manufactured early in the morning had to be put aside, and steel had to be used for military purposes for the time being.

Mu Qing gathered everyone together this time.

Huangxian’s armed forces are one of them.

Mu Wu has been practicing martial arts since he was young, so the task of recruiting and training soldiers is temporarily handed over to Mu Wu and Tietou.

Food supply is the second.

Mu Qing put his hands behind his back, his expression serious:

"The maturity period of hybrid rice is around late October, and it will be ready for harvest in about a month. The average yield of hybrid rice per mu is 10 kilograms."

"This is just the data from the last experiment."

Mu Qing had already handed over the agricultural affairs of Huang County to Master Xu.

Master Xu and his farming disciples also knew about this yield, but others probably didn't know much about the true yield of hybrid rice.

"Last year, hybrid rice yielded 200 to 300 kilograms more than millet when it matured. Our official fields have been carefully cultivated under the guidance of farmers and fertilized with soil, so the yield is only a little more."

In order to take care of this field of rice, Mu Qing and Master Xu worked diligently every day to record data and observe the characteristics of the rice.

This batch of high-quality rice varieties is high-yield and resistant to lodging.

Mu Qing has not yet cultivated hybrid rice that is resistant to drought and lodging.

But even so, the two of them still took this batch of rice seeds seriously.

Once the rice fields were poisoned by pests, Mu Qing would intervene in time.

After planting for so long, the harvest is finally here.

Mu Qing looked at the rice ears and the number of grains. The yield of this hybrid rice will be much higher than the tenth, which is the previous, hybrid rice.

"In this way, Huang County will have adequate food supply, but considering the population growth in Huang County, it is necessary to store food."

Guangsha is in a mess now, and Huangxian is still developing like before, so Mu Qing should not be the county magistrate.

The court had an uprising army attracting attention, and they were required to pay taxes and so on. Mu Qing said that since Huang County was affected by Guangsha, it was normal for taxes to be lost.

As long as no one urges him, Mu Qing will not hand it over.

After arranging matters concerning food and education for the army, the meeting was disbanded.

The main purpose of informing all the senior officials in Huang County this time is to let them have an idea.

After all, they might have known about the civil unrest a little earlier than the people of Huang County.

Mu Qing had no intention of deceiving the people.

Huangxian’s household registration policy was established to deal with other local officials. Now that Guangsha was in chaos, this policy had no substantive significance.

The household registration restrictions were abolished, and Huang County officially began to gather people and refugees from other prefectures and counties in Anping.

As long as this decree is issued and more people come to Huang County, someone will definitely spread the news of the rebellion of the Guangsha refugees.

Rather than letting others exaggerate and tell the people the reasons, it would be better for Mu Qing to announce the facts as an official.

Mu Qing had read Chinese history books and regarded the resistance of these refugees as an uprising. However, from the perspective of the masses and the majority of people in power in the Tianchi Dynasty, this was not an uprising but treason.

The next day, the Public Notice Office issued two decrees in succession.

At this moment, a young man standing in front of the public notice board had a complicated expression on his face.

He held a fan in his hand, with a few strands of black hair tied up at the bottom, and the rest of his hair was scattered behind his ears.

The young man holding the fan is named Zhuge Huaian, with the courtesy name Changyu. He is one of the aides to Zhou Jinwei, the prefect of Anping Prefecture.

The riot broke out in Guangsha, and the other counties of Anping, which were close to the central city of Guangsha, were most severely affected.

Huang County is only close to Guangsha Zhong County. Zhong County is already poor. The Guangsha rebels have never been to Zhong County, so naturally they don’t know about Huang County.

When civil unrest broke out, Zhuge Huaian persuaded Zhou Jinwei to unite with the surrounding prefectures and cities to lead troops to quell the rebellion.

The next day, after Zhou Jinwei received news that the refugees had led troops to capture two provincial capitals, he packed up his belongings and fled with his beauty without waiting for other aides.

Zhuge Huaian was stunned for a long time when he received the news.

simply.

Unbelievable and incomprehensible.

When other officials in Anping Prefecture saw Zhou Jinwei leaving the city, they all ran away.

Most of Zhou Jinwei's staff found new ways out.

Zhuge Huaian was confused for a moment until he remembered that the son of the magistrate of Huang County was a child prodigy.

He didn't want to travel around, so he planned to go to Huang County and serve as an aide to the county magistrate. He just happened to meet Mu Qing, who was called a child prodigy by the scholars in Shengjing.