The manor built by Yun Zheng in Japan is completely in the Tang style. It does not have the eaves raised in the Ming and Qing dynasties. The entire manor seems to be the reappearance of the King of Wu (Sun Quan) Palace in the Three Kingdoms period. After the completion of this manor, it attracted the names of the ministers and nobles from all over the country to follow suit. They came from all over the country to see it with the spirit of obedience to the heavenly dynasty, and brought the style of this building to all parts of Japan. After this, even the Wei merchants living in various places imitated the style of this manor to build their own houses, making the originally conspicuous Yun Zheng Manor look deserted and was submerged in a row of houses.

As early as the early days of the founding of the Great Wei Dynasty, the upper princes, nobles and nobles of the Japanese ruling class had manors all over the country to maintain the highest nature of the emperor's government, and did not pay taxes to the state, and state officials were not allowed to interfere in the internal affairs of the manor. This is the so-called "no imports, no entry". Due to the gradual increase of manors and the reduction of national tax revenue, the Emperor's court ordered the suspension of new manors three times in succession from the second year of Yongguan, the second year of Kuando, and the third year of Tianxi. However, this time, the Japanese manor owners even ignored the emperor's awe.

On the one hand, the Emperor himself was building a manor. He was on the first day of the lunar month and was not allowed to do the fifteenth day of the year. It was a matter of not speaking loudly, and then something happened, which made the trend of building manors in various parts of Japan become more and more intense. In August of a certain year, a ship of a Wei merchant sailed into Hakata Bay and happened to be anchored in the Kanzaki Manor Realm, which was owned by the Emperor, Daizaifu sent someone to check and verify according to the rules. However, the Beiqian Shuo stopped in the Emperor Manor Realm. Daizaifu had no right to interfere in the manor affairs and was not allowed to go into the manor's jurisdiction for inspection. Then, Beiqian Shuo personally presided over the Wei merchant ship in the name of "Yuan Xuan". Since then, the Wei merchant ship often bypassed the Daizaifu to trade with other manor owners.

The manor is so convenient, and the huge profits of Shanghai Trade are enough to make anyone take risks, so the kings in various parts of Japan (well, yes, it is really called the king at this time) have built manors in their own territory despite the emperor's ban, so as to bypass the Japanese government's special sale rules and traded directly with Wei merchants. While enjoying the wholesale price of luxury goods in Wei, they also avoided the law of paying taxes to the state... Yun Shaoshu's manor was also established under this situation. Because this manor enjoys the privilege of "not importing or not entering", the Japanese ministers who welcomed could only stand at the door of the manor to greet him, but did not dare to step into the manor easily.

Yun Zheng walked to the door of the manor, and a Japanese official stood up and looked up and down with appreciation. He spoke up and down. This poem belongs to "Love Songs". The modern translation is: "The mountain cherry blossoms are full of mist, and the fragrance is hidden in the fog and the fragrance is hidden among the clouds. The most affectionate thing is vague, and no matter how you glance at it, it is moving." The old translation is: "In the spring cherry blossoms, it seems that the mountain cherry blossoms have not seen this person. The gentleman is in love."

Mr. Yun suddenly felt a chill. Before he could speak, the official opposite him bowed and introduced himself: "The little foreign minister Kawakami has met the young marshal of the Celestial Dynasty. The young marshal's articles are famous all over the world. Mr. Yu also wants to ask the young marshal for more advice."

The so-called "love song" in ancient poems does not refer to the mutual affection between men and women. Most of them use objects to describe people and express a feeling in their hearts. Kawakami said that he had heard of Yun Zheng's name in the tone of a lover. He longed to see Yun Zheng like a unrequited lover, but now he finally got what he wished. This feeling is "a glance and touching."

This was nothing, but in Japan, a country that likes Tangfeng (homosexuality), it was said by a man from the Kawakami family. This made Young Marshal Yun stand tall and lost his secular life for a moment.

Before coming to Japan, Ning Pengxuan, the head of Yun Zheng's second intelligence agency, had already investigated the situation in Japan in detail. When Ning Pengxuan heard the other party's common name, he immediately understood. He stepped forward and broke Yun Zheng's embarrassment: "Kawakami, well, I heard that the knowledge of your country's poetry and prose are inherited from Sugawara, Kawakami's two families have been heredited. Since you have the surname "Kawakami", you must be the head of the Kawakami family?"

Kawakami clan obviously did enough investigations. He turned around and bowed to Ning Pengxuan: "General Ning commanded the young marshal's personal guard, and is a hero in the world. When he saw him today, he was indeed the style of a famous general. It makes people look up to the foreign ministers who are the head of the Kawakami family. The young marshal's coming to this country is a great honor for the country. Whoever enters the young marshal is also a great honor for that family. Therefore, with this opportunity today, the minister will not give up on his responsibility."

Prince Kiyoko-nai of Akimiya snorted a little beside him and whispered to Yun Zheng: "This guy spent twenty Jin Xiaojue (the Japanese Jin Xiaojue of Wei imitated the Song Jinying, each weighing ten taels), and bought this opportunity with Sugawara's clan..."

Yun Zheng said oh, and chuckled: "It turns out that the opportunity to meet me is worth twenty Jin Xiaojue. I wonder if this price is comparable to that of the stock god Buffett?"

Prince Kiyoko Akimiya was stunned: "Who is Buffett? Is he a friend that the young marshal knew?"

Yun Zheng nodded immediately to hide his head: "Yes, I have a friend who is a hermit in the world. People at that time were rejected if they wanted to see him... His name was Buffett."

Prince Kiyoko-nai of Akiguchi curled his lips: "Can that hermit be taller than the young marshal? Who would spend twenty Jin Xiaoshou to meet him? Not to mention a hundred gold coins. If it were me, I would definitely not want to."

Yun Yi was bored while snorting and muttering: "Young Marshal, these people are smiling all over their faces, making my hands itchy... Why are you clamoring? Go in quickly. Sit over so long and make me feel uncomfortable."

Kawakami nodded quickly: "It's ready, it's already ready. The manor has warm soup. We also used the best-quality Fenglu (bath bucket) made of fragrant wood. The ladies who scrubbed the bath also prepared two hundred. Please pick them first."

Yun Yi opened his mouth in shock and hadn't reminiscent of the shock for a long time: "Are you talking about two hundred...can you eat it?"

Kawakami thought that the deputy Yun Yi was dissatisfied with the adults, so he quickly patted his chest and tried hard to assure Yun Yi that the ladies were selected from Gong Qing's family, and that the selection was strictly as strict as a talent show. He guaranteed that these ladies were the most qualified ladies in Japan, and that they were definitely not the crooked and scattered dates selected by Super Girls.

Wen Tang is a hot spring water picked from a hot spring hundreds of miles away. In this ancient times without insulation facilities, it is hard to imagine how the Japanese tried their best to transport these hot spring waters. When it was poured into the bucket, the soup spring still maintained its original heat, causing the whole house to smell strongly of sulfur.

Yun Yi was soaked in the soup bucket comfortably, and while shouting the ladies to scrub him, he said to Yun Zheng: "Is this the sulfur spring that the young marshal never forgets before coming? It's really comfortable... Oh, a little left, a little heavier, yes, that's it... Young marshal, the Japanese serve him so thoughtfully, how can we speak?"

Yun Zheng was also depressed. He led the army to demonstrate. Another meaning is that if Japan has a bad attitude, then take the opportunity to beat him up. At this time, Japan's military strength was purely not worth mentioning in Yun Zheng's opinion. Thirty or 50,000 bamboo swords can be regarded as the main force of the country. Compared with Yun Zheng's Yingyang Guard... it is completely incomparable.

The problem is that nowadays, the Japanese people don’t scold them, and they don’t fight back. If you want to steal his woman, they still cheer, fearing that their women will not be able to serve you to satisfy you. If you want to live in his house with all their pleasure, he rolled on the ground with joy, cleaning the house up and down several times, and taking care of them carefully, for fear that you will dislike them... God, how can you speak? You can’t tell the Japanese: Give up your home, give up your woman, and hand over your money, I don’t plan to leave.

The problem is that even so... maybe those Japanese will be happier

"How come these bastards have no sense of home at all..." Yun Zheng said to himself thoughtfully: "I heard that from the Three Kingdoms era, there were more than 2 million Japanese people who moved from the Central Plains. Japan called these migrants the "Chinese people". The Chinese people compiled and recorded in Japan called them "Minist people", and there were hundreds of thousands... Think about it, he accepted millions of people, and are he still worried about our 30,000 bird people?"

After Yun Zheng said that, he added in annoyance: "I was wrong. This group of people has no sense of invasion now. Maybe we announce that we will live here. The group of people still raised their hands and feet to agree, fearing that we will regret it and leave..."

Yun Yi frowned in distress, extremely frustrated, and suddenly reminded: "I said Young Marshal, don't say that we are planning to invade. Maybe the Japanese knew that we were going to station in their country, so they celebrated the whole country and exaggerated the matter. It was about to be a big deal to the court. The court thought that Young Marshal fled to Japan for some reason, and this was too bad to say."

Yun Zheng nodded bitterly: "This may be the worst invasion in history - a dignified invader is afraid that he will say "if you come, you won't leave" and being an invader is enough to be your and me, it is enough to leave your name in history."

Yun Yi stretched out his hand from Feng Lu, covered his face and said in shame: "I was wrong. I really shouldn't have come here with the young marshal. It ruined my reputation for fighting hard with the Liao people over the past few years - these Japanese people actually thought we were here specifically to breed them, I'm embarrassed!"

Ning Pengxuan sat at the door of the bathroom. When he heard the talk in the door, he remembered something and reminded him: "When the Liao Kingdom destroyed the Bohai Kingdom, he had heard of this Japanese country from the Bohai people. After that, the Liao people sent captured Bohai people to Japan and demanded trade, but was rejected by the Japanese Emperor. The Japanese Emperor Shiroin said: "If it is not Wei merchants, it will not be included in two hundred years since then, Japan has only traded with Wei and has not allowed businessmen from other countries to set foot on the territory of Japan."

Ning Pengxuan reminded Yun Zheng that the phenomenon of sulfur sales that he was particularly worried about did not exist at all, and all the whole country's merchants from other countries were not allowed to enter the Japanese coastline.

The two people in the room were immediately ashamed and were thinking about how to smooth things over for themselves. Yun Yi muttered unwillingly: "Young Marshal, how do you think history books will record your and me's actions this time - do you and me come to Japan to settle the sect? Or do we plan to promote yin to Japan?"

Yun Zheng came back to his senses and said with a smile: "History books will not record that you and me are going on a war this time, because it is obvious that we are not going on a war, but Ben Tanhua came to Japan to give lectures and spread advanced civilization to them, it is spreading civilization."

Ning Pengxuan is also responsible for supervising the "atmosphere" within the army. He remembered something at this time and patted his legs at the door of the bathhouse to remind him: "Young marshal, after the orders on Shi Jian Yinshan were issued, the soldiers were very enthusiastic and were all rushing to station in Japan."

Yun Yi snorted: "Sugarawa, Kawakami, and the two families who came to Japan, hereditary Japanese literature; the two families who came to Japan, hereditary Ming Jingdao; the Ming Dharma Dao is Sakagami, and the two families who were found in the Central Plains; the three families who were found in the Yin-Yang Dao are Kamo and the two families who were found in the Abe Dao; the medical Dao is the Heqi, and the two families who were found in the Danba... Listen to these names, Sugawara, Kawakami, and the Kiyohara, and the Central Plains..."

Yun Zheng suddenly remembered something, and he waved his hand to let the lady retreat, and said softly: "I have heard of a rumor that a Japanese minister, a grandson of Emperor Xian of Han, was the grandson of Emperor Xian of Han, and after he came to Japan, the Japanese king and his descendants were not allowed to be Guanbai."

The so-called "Immortal Secret Book" is the identity proof of the royal family members in the current words. It was called "Huang Book" in the Tang Dynasty. The Wei Dynasty had already referred to it as "Yuan Book". Because this identity proof was first engraved on the jade gui, it was named.

Yun Yi opened his eyes wide and lowered his voice and asked, "Is there really such a thing? Then why don't they publicize it?"

Yun Zheng grabbed the back of his head and replied: "It is said that Emperor Xian of Han had sneaked out, so his descendants had an agreement with the Emperor of Japan."

The "agreement" mentioned by Yun Zheng was not officially announced to the public in the original history until 2000 AD. However, when the news was announced, no one in the country cared about it. When people in the country knew about it, it was eight years later. Yun Zheng didn't care about the news either. Now he just heard the Japanese minister quietly tell him the rumor, and he still believed the news in his heart.

Yun Yi was thinking, his lips squirming and wanted to say something. At this time, several ladies walked in with clothes and prepared to change clothes for the two. According to the Japanese style at that time, the master asked the ladies to leave midway, saying that he planned to finish taking a bath, so the ladies turned around and brought the clothes...

When Yun Zheng came out, Ning Pengxuan was invited by a subordinate. He didn't know what he said. When Yun Zheng came over, Ning Pengxuan immediately came up and whispered: "Japan's emperor just now came to the decree to Prince Kiyoko Akiguchi and some Japanese ministers."

Yun Zheng said oh and asked, "Do you know what?"

Ning Pengxuan shook his head: "I don't know for now." After thinking about it, he added: "But Prince Akiguchi was waiting for you outside, but now he decided to take a shower temporarily. Now he is going to the back."

Yun Zhengqi said, "What is related to taking a bath? Isn't it a concealment?" He turned his head and said to Yun Yi, "Feiyang, go and see how the army is, beware of any accidents-of course, don't make it nervous, let them pay attention in private, maintain a ray of rationality, and don't forget everything when you see a woman."

Yun Yi nodded and left immediately. At this time, even he would not joke.
Chapter completed!