The differences between the Jiedushi and Tonghui expanded immediately.

Both sides have different perspectives on the problem, and the conclusions they draw are naturally different.

From Liu Feng's perspective, Dashun is now a new dynasty with a change of dynasty. In order for the country to transition smoothly and quickly, the remnants of the old Ming Dynasty could be resolved as soon as possible. Dashun must be supported by the gentry group represented by scholars.

Otherwise, continuing to implement the previous extreme policies will lead to the landlord and gentry group continuing to be enemies with Dashun. Even if Dashun's military strength can subdue these landlord and gentry groups, military means will definitely make the place ruined, which is not in line with Dashun's interests.

The country has been in civil unrest for 17 years. Too many people have died in these 17 years. Restoration is what the new dynasty should do the most.

Since ancient times, whether it is successful in rebellion or internal usurpation, as long as the big cities above the county town are controlled, the country can declare unification.

In this way, you, Governor Lu Wenzong, did not focus on the decisive battle with the Ming army in Huaiyang, but instead wanted to lead troops to the countryside to attack the landlords and gentry. This is simply unreasonable.

Liu Feng secretly sighed that this is probably the biggest difference between scholars and mud legs.

One is short-sighted, and the other is long-term vision.

The starting point of Lu Si's side was based on the demise of Dashun and the Qing Dynasty was about to enter the pass. If the manpower and material resources in the control area could not be completed as soon as possible and the overall war against the Qing Dynasty was implemented, based on the current personnel of the Huai Army, it would not be said that it would be a big fight with Zhen Manzhou where Duoduo went south. I am afraid that the Han Eight Banners and Green Camp soldiers would force the Huai Army to move strategically.

History tells Lu Si that the reason why the Qing Dynasty could occupy the north of the Yangtze River so quickly was that a large number of Han landlords, gentry and generals surrendered to it. For example, Shandong and Henan became the territory of the "Qing Dynasty" without a single soldier.

If the surrendered Ming army made great contributions to the Qing Dynasty conquering Jiangnan, then the Han landlord and gentry group that surrendered to the Qing Dynasty made great contributions to the establishment and consolidation of the Qing Dynasty regime.

In view of this, coupled with the ongoing anti-Huai Fight in Xinghua County and the ancestral tomb digging incidents with obvious "returning homes" nature, Lu Si must take action to "clean the countryside".

As long as we can truly establish a ruling force belonging to the Huai Army in the villages under the Huai Army, even if there are anti-Huai elements in the cities surrounded by the vast number of villages, it is impossible to cause great trouble because they cannot gather together.

The purpose of cracking down on rural landlords and gentry is not simply for the so-called "strike the local tyrants and divide the land", but for the one-time eradication of unreliable elements in the countryside and provide a safe base for the anti-Qing struggle.

Even if you kill by mistake, you will be willing to do anything.

"This time, we should clear the countryside to make our Dashun rule directly root in the countryside, so that our Dashun regime can directly face the people's meeting. You should know that we are people from the countryside and are well aware of the disadvantages of the countryside."

What Lu Si needs to do now is the first step to clear the countryside to crack down on the landlord and gentry group and establish a rural regime belonging to the Huai Army.

As for the second step, it is to rent or sell the land under the name of the landlords and gentry groups in the name of the "official government", which brings wealth to the Huai Army or continuously provides financial and taxation.

The third step is the integration of rural areas and cities, and the "not farming" of Huai Army soldiers through farming farmers, so that the Huai Army can be willing to work hard for Lu Si.

Lu Si, who was a human being in his two lives, did not recognize many truths, but one thing he firmly believed in is that whether it was revolution or rebellion, it was the most realistic to let his subordinates fight to the end "not farming".

To put it bluntly, Lu Si wanted to build a military merit group belonging to the Huai Army or a new ruling group, a group that is advanced in this era and may also become a representative of backwardness in one or two hundred years and will be overthrown by others.

However, if you have to eat at a sip, the policy adjustments must be made step by step. Lu Si is very clear about the reason why it is easy to get hurt if you take too big steps.

"If the governor insists on clearing the countryside, there is nothing to say about my meeting, but you should know that if Huai'an is captured by the Ming army, the governor's clearing the countryside may be a joke."

Liu Bao was blunt, which was also the reason why he was admired by Niu Jinxing as a direct commander and was appointed as the Huai Yangtong Association. In Huaiyang, Niu Jinxing, as the actual chief minister of Dashun, could not send a mediocre person to the place just five thousand taels.

If you lose Huaian City, can your Huai Army still exist or is it a problem? To clarify the countryside?

Liu Bao’s meaning is very clear.

Although he took different paths, Lu Si still didn't want to have a stalemate with Liu Bao, so he planned to explain that he also had the intention of training a team in the clearing town. At the same time, he also decided to reorganize the existing forces at hand, and based on the current actual situation, the standardization was determined above the battalion system and the town level was level 2 to adapt to the large-scale corps combat.

No matter what, Lu Si could not really regard Huai'an as an abandoned son. He had already started to go north. But before that, he had to straighten the internal structure.

Perhaps, this is also the principle that one must first settle the internal affairs when fighting against foreign countries.

Unexpectedly, Liu Bao was also impatient and did not give Lu Si a chance to explain. He actually shook his sleeves and said angrily: "The governor has been back for three days, but he has been reluctant to send troops north. Could it be that the rumors outside are true? The governor really has the will to oppose me!"

After hearing this, the generals' expressions became strange.

Lu Si was not surprised, but laughed: "Did Tonghui hear rumors outside?"

Liu Bao was silent.

Silence is hearing.

"Tonghui thought that I, Lu Wenzong, would oppose Dashun? If I opposed Dashun, how could I lead my troops to vote Dashun? Tonghui is so suspicious of me, which is really a bit annoyed by Wenzong!"

Lu Si punched the table with a resentment, grievance and sadness as if Liu Bao was suspected. In short, the reaction was even more intense than Liu Bao.

"I have sent someone to investigate this matter. I don't know what Tonghui thinks, but I can be sure that someone must be making trouble behind this matter. The purpose is to disagree with me, Lu Wenzong and Dashun! If Tonghui doesn't want his relatives to hate him, and his enemies will be happy, you can write to Your Majesty that I, Lu Wenzong, have the intention to rebel!"

Liu Bao was stunned and stunned, trying to say something, but in the end he only said: "Since that's the case, the governor should do it himself." After saying that, he went back directly.

"What a damn thing? What qualifications does he have to doubt our governor!" Sun Wujin shouted in fear of the world's chaos.

"Erlang, do you think it is the big brother's Jiedushi, or the guy's Tonghuida just now?" Zuo Pan'an was more concerned about this issue because he had never figured it out.

"this"

Sun Wu was so angry that he was itchy. He wanted to take this opportunity to incite the generals, but the atmosphere was ruined by Zuo Dazhuzi guy, which was really depressed.

Just as he was about to continue fanning the flames, a flag soldier from his own hands looked at him. It seemed that something was wrong, Sun Wujin hurriedly walked over.

"You guys go down."

Lu Si waved his hand and asked the generals to go back to do things. He sat on the stool and tapped his right index finger on the table, not knowing what he was thinking.

Sun Wujin sneaked in and called softly next to Lu Si: "Governor."

"what?"

Lu Si looked at him with a strange look, "You have a stomachache?"

"No."

Sun Wujin shook his head quickly.

"No?"

Lu Si was surprised, "Then why do you look like you want to go to the toilet?"

Sun Wujin coughed lightly: "Governor, that woman is here."

"Which woman?"

"Koubaimen."

"oh?"

Lu Si raised his eyebrows and stood up to ask Sun Wujin to bring him the person. He suddenly stopped, then looked at himself and asked Sun Wujin, "What do you think of me as a big man now? Is there a big hero?"
Chapter completed!