Quick Wear: Passerby A's Daily Life of Eating Watermelons

Jiang Yue's entire family has just been killed, in a murder case. It is normal for Lao Zhao and Lao Liu's families to move away. People are still somewhat awed by the dead these days. It is impossible to sell the house in the short term, unless they sell it to an agent at a very low price, and then the agent will sell it after a few years when the matter is over.

"No, no, you're the only one at home..."

Jiang Yue interrupted: "There's only one person in my family, so there's no point in keeping so much money. Too much money will attract people's attention. I can buy a house now and sell it in a few years to earn some living expenses."

"Well, okay, but the price will be based on what Uncle Liu said. I believe your Uncle Zhao thinks the same way."

After the agreement, Jiang Yue took the two of them to get the house deed. Uncle Zhao and Uncle Liu went home to move their things, while Jiang Yue went around her shop and dealt with a few restless people. It was normal for people to feel unstable after something like this happened. After returning home, she temporarily stayed in the inn next door. While she was eating, the puppet detected someone observing her in secret.

There is no stupid gangster among the gangsters. The people who were chasing her were killed at the same time. Jiang Yue appeared openly. Even a fool would know that it was related to him. Some of the enemy's family members knew the seriousness of the matter and had already run away for fear that Jiang Yue would kill them. They may also have the intention of taking revenge in the future. There are also some who are stubborn and want revenge, but before taking revenge, don't they have to find out Jiang Yue's cards? See how she did it.

Jiang Yue didn't bother to care about these people, she just wanted to lure them out. In this kind of world, don't even think about resolving this kind of thing peacefully. Jiang Yue was planning to catch them all in one fell swoop. If they were scared by killing them, no one would dare to attack again. All the major sects today were established through killing. None of them relied on talking nicely to establish themselves.

They watched their Jiang Yue practicing hers. Although the forensic doctor was very capable, Jiang Yue was still a little panicked because she had no strength of her own. The next morning, Jiang Yue returned to the room early, had some breakfast, and found someone to help repair the house. Jiang Yue planned to connect the three houses together. The drawings were ready, and she could start construction after Uncle Zhao and Uncle Liu moved out.

Two months later, the foundation of the house had basically been laid, but the people in the dark seemed to have given up on revenge, and the rest of them moved out of Fuzhou. Jiang Yue did not chase them out to kill them all. To be honest, Jiang Yue could just call them a group of ants that posed no threat at all. Jiang Yue had killed so many people before and no one dared to mention it. They even gave her the nickname Jade-faced Rakshasa. Jiang Yue always felt that she had heard of this nickname somewhere.

Jiang Yue did not do nothing in the past two months. She thought about what she should do in this world. After all, this world was of no use to Jiang Yue. She had played around in the previous world for a lifetime. In this life, she planned to do something interesting. Thinking about the fact that she had never been an emperor, she looked down on this world and could only transform it herself.

Anyway, the current emperor doesn't like to go to court, so if he doesn't like Jiang Yue, he will be kind enough to go on his behalf. Weapons, food and money for the rebellion are not a problem. What is most lacking at the moment is people. However, there are many earthquakes and floods these days, and now the ministers in the court are busy making money. Who will care about the people who starve to death? Doesn't this give Jiang Yue an opportunity?

In the past two months, Jiang Yue sent out a lot of puppets. A lot of cold weapons, armor, and first-generation firearms have been produced in the wizard tower. A wave of grain has been harvested, and gold and silver mines have been dug out. Bai Ze has also built hidden granaries all over the country to purchase grain. It can be said that Jiang Yue has laid the foundation for rebellion in just two months.

A year later, Jiang Yue already had an army of 50,000 under her command. What she lacked now were generals and commanders who could lead the troops into battle. She planned to fight the war in a normal manner and clean up those aristocratic families at the same time. If she didn't, there would still be no money after the founding of the country, and there was still a possibility of being sidelined. The students she recruited had only studied for one year, and the time was not yet ripe for rebellion.

Four years later, Jiang Yue has become the actual controller of Fuzhou. She is now in the open, and Jiang Yue has also stationed many soldiers and officials in the surrounding cities. At the same time, the intelligence department she has set up is also collecting information about those aristocratic families. Basically, all the direct descendants of the big families have been recorded.

The new recruits who had never seen blood four years ago have also been tempered. Some bandits and Japanese pirates were killed by Jiang Yue. Otherwise, if Jiang Yue still had her sanity, she would have wiped out the Japanese pirates long ago. A little impatience can ruin a big plan, so let her live a little longer.

Another two years passed, and Jiang Yue had been preparing for six years. Jiang Yue felt that the plot was about to begin, but there should be no chance to start it. Jiang Yue had officially started the rebellion at the beginning of the year. In just two or three months, Jiang Yue had taken over six southern provinces. This was because Jiang Yue did not want to kill too many people.

The emperor, who had not attended court for more than 20 years, also started to attend court. Jiang Yue heard from the spies that they were so angry that they vomited blood, but Jiang Yue had no time to care about them. The head of the Sichuan and Shu defenders was brought out by the puppet, and then the spies in the other two provinces were not willing to lag behind. Similarly, the aristocratic families and officials were all captured.

Then the officials trained in the past few years began to fight against the local tyrants and divide the land, and sent troops to help farmers cultivate the land and promote high-yield grain seeds. Now it’s okay, the grain production in the previous provinces has spread. Jiang Yue remembers that it was very troublesome when it was first promoted. The people didn’t believe it, and it was all enforced by the army.

The imperial court reacted at this time and gathered 300,000 troops to attack Jiang Yue. To be safe, Jiang Yue planned to lead the army himself. Jiang Yue planned to keep all the 300,000 troops as there was no one to do some projects. They would do hard labor for a few years and then send them back home after the world was pacified.

"Bai Ze, remember to focus on taking care of those people from the sect this time. Kill them if you can. Keeping them alive will only cause instability."

"Master, I understand."

After saying this, Jiang Yue continued to handle government affairs and prepared for the Northern Expedition.

The following year was the New Year again. February 2nd was the day when the dragon raised its head, which was an excellent day. Jiang Yue also officially ascended the throne as emperor on this day, founded the Chinese nation, and became the first female founding emperor.

The guard of honor was neat and tidy, but the Chinese had no habit of kneeling.

A royal procession was placed on the starry carpet, with the army and civilians standing on both sides.

"Your Majesty, I am honored to be your queen!" Tens of thousands of people shouted in unison, their voices reaching the sky, and the clouds in the sky were blown away by the shouts.

"Comrades, thank you for your hard work!" Jiang Yue responded with his inner strength and waved to the army and civilians.

"Serve the Empire!"

"God bless China, and may the people be healthy!"

"Her Majesty, the Queen, will unify the country!"

After the coronation ceremony, Jiang Yue began to reward people according to their merits. Those who had followed her in the early rebellion were given high positions, and puppets were also arranged for them. After all, what Jiang Yue was going to do later could not be done without them.