Redundant administration eventually led to extremely low organizational efficiency. As a century-old organization in the Song Dynasty, there were inevitably too many system redundancies.

Officials are trapped in the rules for fear of making mistakes, and they collectively choose not to do good things, not seeking merit but seeking no faults.

Zhang Yue read the battle report of the Battle of Lanzhou. Although Liang Yimi repeatedly killed the disobedient Dangxiang tribe leaders, during the military meeting, some leaders still dared to fight with Liang Yimi.

This impressed him deeply.

On the other hand, there are too many smart people in the Song Dynasty, and they all know how to protect themselves, which leads to irresponsibility for the organization.

Why are officials so micro-managed? It's also because the officials below are like toads. They jump when they are poked. If they are not poked, they will not jump.

It's like a child is struggling to do his homework, and the parents have to sit by and supervise, scolding him and writing a question. If you don't pay close attention, the child will dare to hand you a blank paper, and in the end, he can only accompany you to do his homework from childhood to adulthood.

The officials had no choice but to bite the bullet, but micro-management led to worse results.

Therefore, if you want to prevent officials from micromanaging, you must solve the problem of low organizational capacity.

Zhang Yue said: "When I write in Zhongshu, if I establish one thing, I will subtract another thing from somewhere else; if I establish one law, I will subtract one law from somewhere else."

"This is to simplify administration."

"Then how to not interfere in side affairs in the imperial court and at the same time allow the generals below to do their work honestly is the second difficulty."

"In fact, the population of Shaanxi is four times that of Dangxiang, and the money and food are supplied nationwide, so there is no reason for it to be victorious."
Chapter completed!