When there are parents, brothers are brothers, and there is still a unified source. When there are no parents, brothers may not be brothers, because only their own different places are left. This may be true between brothers, let alone other Wu relatives who do not have much affection?

The ruthlessness and tolerance in the Sun family made Sun Quan make an important decision, which also made him look the most cowardly but also the smartest decision. He handed over the regime, divided it into two, gave military power to Zhou Yu and government affairs to Zhang Zhao.

Then Jiangdong stabilized instantly...

Zhou Yu and a group of veterans from his uncles were in charge, swaying around with big sticks, and no one in Jiangdong dared to move.

On the other hand, Zhang Zhao was responsible for dividing carrots and took out the content originally formulated by Sun Quan that made the Jiangdong gentry feel uncomfortable one by one. Most of them were overturned, leaving a small part, and of course, more of them were still projects on the face...

For example, private soldiers.

Now it is explicitly stipulated that "private soldiers" are not allowed.

However, there is no regulation that there are no "housekeepers".

My "housekeeper" likes to wear armor and swords and guns for them. I am happy, are there any problems?

It is stipulated that more than 500 armed people are not allowed in a manor, so that each manor is 499 people...

Zhang Zhao smiled, and everyone was also smiling.

Sitting in a row and eating fruits.

In such a peaceful and peaceful atmosphere, Jiangdong's economic development was surprising. Those who were summoned to cause trouble again returned to the fields, agriculture was restored, handicrafts were restored, and the economy was circulated. Jiangdong's fiscal deficit was greatly alleviated. As long as nothing unexpected happens, Jiangdong will definitely be a bumper year this year.

Sometimes things are so weird. Sun Quan tried his best to deal with Jiangdong, but Jiangdong was in chaos. Now Sun Quan stopped doing it. Instead, Jiangdong had developed agriculture and sericulture and its economy became prosperous.

I don’t know if the Jiangdong gentry wanted to explain something through this situation. Anyway, the momentum in Jiangdong is simply very good...

Under such a good situation, Yu Jiang visited Sun Quan.

Sun Quan was on the mountainside and mourned for Mrs. Wu.

There are soldiers from the Sun family at the foot of the mountain and above the surrounding mountain tops, but unless they are in special circumstances, they will not come up to this mountain, because the entire mountain is the tomb of Mrs. Wu. On the side of Mrs. Wu's tombstone is Sun Quan's temporary residence and a simple courtyard.

A simple wooden house, a small courtyard with not too flat soil, and a simple and rough fence is surrounded by a wall.

There are some vegetables grown in the courtyard.

Sun Quan was like an old farmer, wearing hemp clothes and stained with soil.

Zhou Yu first worshiped in front of Mrs. Wu's tombstone, and then arrived in Sun Quan's courtyard and sat on the wooden floor in the front hall in front of the wooden house. "The lord is quite quiet here..."

Sun Quan nodded slightly. There was no hatred, no anxiety, no resentment in his eyes, but it was not numb, like a peaceful mountain pond, deep.

Sun Quan now moves less, laughs less, and cries less. Except for going to Mrs. Wu’s grave regularly in the morning and evening, he seems to be in a daze for the rest of the time.

Looking at the clear sky, looking at the clouds, watching the clouds roll and unfold, and watching the rain stop and disappear.

Watch the rain slide down the branches and watch the leaves wither withering with the cold wind.

Since he ascended to the position of the Lord of Jiangdong, he has never stopped. Now that he has been away from the hustle and bustle, he has truly watched everything around him.

Zhou Yu looked at Sun Quan and finally couldn't see any frigidity on Sun Quan. Instead, he began to look like a sword contained in the scabbard, with no light exposed, but hidden sharpness.

Zhou Yu sat on the side of Sun Quan and slowly talked about the current situation in Jiangdong.

Zhou Yu is not showing off, but just narration.

Sun Quan listened silently, with neither anger nor sadness on his face.

After Zhou Yu finished speaking, he stood up and said that he would come back next month. He did not ask Sun Quan if he had any opinions, nor did he express that he wanted to listen to Sun Quan's thoughts.

Sun Quan also stood up and sent Zhou Yu.

Outside the fence of the small courtyard, Zhou Yu paused for a moment and bid farewell to Sun Quan.

Sun Quan nodded, and then said as Zhou Yu turned around and left: "Seeing that the governor's temples were slightly white, please take care of his body, don't be too tired..."

Zhou Yu nodded, smiled and left.

Sun Quan stood on the mountainside and watched Zhou Yu go away. He didn't know that Jiangdong's "rule by inaction" model coincided with the prototype of "decentralization and governance", so it showed temporary prosperity.

However, the current political model of Jiangdong is not mature.

Sun Quan just understood that under the temporary prosperity on the surface, there was still a surging undercurrent hidden.
Chapter completed!