Hurry up and be a good mother-in-law

Chapter 93 The Daughter-in-Law Is Not Human 45
Excited, these people from the next county knelt down on their knees and kowtowed.

In order to prevent them from smashing their heads, Xie Shanshan hurriedly cast a spell to help them up.

Cheng Fangyu was very helpless, but at the same time happy to get their approval, he waved his hands and said, "Hurry up and go back, especially if the journey is long, be careful that you won't get home before dark."

"Not afraid," several voices replied at the same time, "The road is so wide and flat, no matter how dark it is, you won't be afraid of falling."

After opening the main roads with the counties, under the supervision of Boss Li, the shops of several of his businessman friends have established a stable foundation in Luyun County.

These friends handed over the store to their subordinates, took the goods, and went to the neighboring counties together with Boss Li.

Boss Li went to collect salt, and his friends went to open a shop, and they also collected salt.

This salt is a necessity in people's life, and they will not let it go without losing money.

Boss Li had the opportunity to take the lead, but he felt that the pie was too big to swallow alone, so he brought these people along.

The thighs on the backs of these people are all thick, and it is beneficial and harmless for him to be tied together with them.

After deliberation, they decided to set a higher price for salt to impress the local people, so that even if other businessmen wanted to share the pie later, they would not be able to take a big bite.

Hand over the vain salt, exchange it for vain silver, and then exchange it for all kinds of food or use items.

The people in several counties were grateful, and kowtowed to Cheng Fangyu who came to inspect with their arms full.

Cheng Fangyu couldn't stand it anymore, and stopped them with a straight face, "Kneel down and kowtow like this, and I won't care about you anymore."

The common people even yelled no, and quickly stood up.

If he doesn't care about them, what if the emperor sends another corrupt official who sucks blood and eats marrow?
Cheng Fangyu was very satisfied.

The days got better in a blink of an eye, and the people did not go out to rob anymore. They were busy farming all day long, or dyeing cloth and drying salt.

Those who are capable, sometimes go out to sea to catch fish and shrimp, or go to sea to catch shellfish and pearls, and catch some delicious seafood, which can be exchanged for more money.

It's just that going to sea is too dangerous, and few people go.

With the opening of the road, merchants who smelled the smell of copper took action one after another, bringing various goods to the south.

More and more shops settled in the wild land, and the colored cloth, sea salt, pearls, sea shrimp, sea fish, etc. produced here were also sent to various places as these merchants returned to the north.

What was sent out together with the goods was the version closest to the truth about what Cheng Fangyu did after going south.

People marveled at the horror of monsters, the black heart of the magistrates, the integrity of Cheng Fangyu, the power of Xie Shanshan, and the mystery of the masked attendants.

I am more curious about the two versions before and after, which one is true and which one is false.

But this incident passed quickly, and another incident attracted people's attention.

After the road was opened, several counties in the barren land quickly became rich by dyeing cloth, drying salt, and catching various seafood.

After confirming that the situation here is stable and the development is flourishing, the emperor issued several appointments.

Promote Cheng Fangyu's official to the fifth rank and transfer him back to the capital.

At the same time, a few people with good abilities were selected and sent to the south to serve as county magistrates in these counties.

When the people in the wild land received the news, they showed for the first time the barbarism they should have as uncivilized people.

Land is no longer planted, cloth is no longer dyed, salt is no longer dried, and seafood is no longer fished.

(End of this chapter)