The most powerful general in the Three Kingdoms

Under his mother's ideological work, Taishi Ci accepted Zhou Cheng's recruitment.

At this time, Zhou Cheng already had generals such as Dian Wei, Tai Shi Ci, Xu Huang, Guan Hai, He Man, Han Xian, Zhou Cang, Liu Pi, Gong Du, Zhang Rao, and Guan Cheng under his command.

In terms of scribes, it is slightly lacking.

At present, there are only five people: Jia Xu, Tian Chou, Zhao Chen, Zhao Yuan and Zhen Xian.

However, fortunately, through coercion of the population, coercion and inducement, and transactions with Dong Zhuo.

Most of the scribes who were 'kidnapped' by Dong Zhuo and sent to the grasslands came from poor families.

Even though they looked down on Zhou Cheng as a moth thief and hated Zhou Cheng, people always had to make ends meet.

Not everyone would rather starve to death than accept the food provided by Zhou Cheng.

What's more, most of the jobs Zhou Cheng gave them were teaching and assisting in monitoring and registering personnel information.

In addition, there is also the registration of the name, gender, date of birth, compilation of registers, production of identity cards, etc. for the new population.

These tasks don’t seem to count as aiding the evildoers.

Of course, these things are even more novel to Mi Heng.

He didn't understand what Zhou Cheng was thinking in his mind.

He was obviously a moth thief, plundering everywhere, attacking cities and villages, and everyone in the Central Plains shouted for beatings.

Moreover, Zhou Cheng had a precedent of expelling civilians and using them as cannon fodder to resist the arrows of the government army.

However, what Zhou Cheng did seemed to care for the people even more.

As Mi Heng got to know him better, his impression of Zhou Cheng changed.

……

Today, Tian Chou needs to go to the mine for inspection.

Mi Heng followed him all the way. Although he was annoyed and asked questions, Tian Chou was willing to answer as long as he didn't deliberately argue.

After getting along with each other these days, Tian Chou's view of Mi Heng has changed slightly.

It is true that Mi Heng is indeed very smart and talented.

No wonder Kong Rong was willing to take the initiative to make friends with Ni Heng.

After Mi Heng understood what Tian Chou and Mi Heng said, he could draw inferences.

After arriving at the mine, Mi Heng noticed that the absentee worker was wearing a red tag on his waist, and asked,"Tian Zitai, why are those civilians craftsmen?"

Craftsmen, in Tian Chou's eyes, are craftsmen, or people with skills. people.

Tian Chou replied:"Mining is hard and far away from the camp. My lord felt sorry for everyone's hard work, so he made them become craftsmen. As long as they don't make mistakes, they can be passed down from father to son, and from son to grandson."

Mi Heng murmured:"That's it."

Tian Chou murmured. Then he said:"My lord puts the people first and never boasts. Fundamentally, there is no army without people, and it is difficult to stand on one's own without an army."

After saying that, Tian Chou began to inspect the mine.

When the absentees saw Tian Chou coming, they all respected him.

At this time, a man with a broken arm walked towards him, wearing a black card around his waist.

Broken arm, black card, this person is a supervisor.

The man's surname was Chen Mingtian. He was originally a team leader in the Dawn Cavalry. When he fought with Zhou Cheng against Lu Zhi, he had an arm cut off and was subsequently placed under surveillance.

In the mine, everything is under the supervision of Chen Tian.

Chen Tian was greeting Tian Chou when suddenly, there was a noise from below.

"What's all the fuss about?"

Chen Tian shouted loudly.

At this time, many supervisors in the mine had arrived.

Tian Chou also went over to check. He saw a group of people gathered in a circle, with three floors inside and three floors outside, trying to squeeze in and It was not easy.

After Tian Chou and Mi Heng entered, they saw a man dressed as a scribe, who had fallen to the ground, his face covered in blood.

And an old man with half of his front teeth missing, who was slightly muscular, was spitting in the scribe's face..

Chen Tian asked:"Why did you cause trouble?"

The old man replied:"Today he underestimated my one hour's work points. I argued with him, but he laughed at me because I was illiterate and wanted to defraud me of my work points. This was contempt for us, so I said, 'I followed my lord north from Yingchuan. I also killed someone, and he was a meritorious person. My lord is also a grassroots and an ant. If he insults me, he is insulting my lord.’"

Work points? What is this?

Mi Heng was attracted by the new 'noun'.

As for these people always using"Zhou Cheng" to talk things out, Mi Heng has long been used to it.

It seemed as if everything Zhou Cheng stipulated and said were decrees of law.

Chen Tian said:"My lord has an order. If there is any injustice, you can report it to the supervisor. If you hit someone first, you should receive twenty lashes."

The old man replied:"I am willing to be punished."

At this time, Chen Tian looked at him again. He went to the scribe and said,"If you really underestimate the work points and show contempt, you will be punished with fifty rods and three years of hard labor."

After saying this, the supervisors took the scribe away without waiting for his explanation.

Those who have killed enemies and made meritorious deeds are all meritorious people, and their achievements are recorded in their household registrations.

Insulting people who have made meritorious deeds is a very serious crime.

Of course, how to punish is a matter of supervision. What impressed Mi Heng the most is that the people here are proud of their meritorious service and have no inferiority complex about their 'origin'.

……

March 192 AD.

Spring returns to the earth, the ice and snow melt, and everything revives.

At this time, the camp was busy again.

Some people took horse-drawn carriages to go further afield to cultivate land, while others started grazing.

However, for Zhou Cheng, after the beginning of spring, it was the time for him to build a new city.

Zhou Cheng wanted to build a new city in Fuyu and reclaim land there, that is, develop the northeast.

It goes without saying that the land in the Northeast is fertile and the products are rich.

To develop a new land, all you need is population.

Zhou Cheng moved the people of Qingzhou to the northeast and settled the fields to raise the army.

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