Through the eyes and ears of secret guards and bright guards, Ulutus also knew the people's respect for him. Although he did not implement these policies for his own good reputation, and the actual purpose of these policies was to promote consumption, increase business activity, and allow those workshops and businesses to make money.

Because taxes in the circulation link are exempted, but not in the production link, so the government actually has taxes to collect. In addition, letting the people have a good New Year can also increase their sense of identity with the Ming Dynasty and attract more potential immigrants. This is how the word-of-mouth effect comes from.

Of course, what is more important is to maintain the rule of the Ming Dynasty and its long-term stability.

After all, only if the people of the Ming Dynasty maintain respect and maintenance of the Ming government can the Ming Dynasty, the new country, develop better and better. When the main force of the Khanate will return after the New Year, external shocks will be a serious test for the rule of the Ming Dynasty.

Ulutus didn't know where the Ming Congress was going in the face of the crisis. But he could ensure that it was to try his best not to let the Ming ship sink.

At that time, no matter how much Ming Dynasty strives to deal with the crisis, its control over the internal people will naturally be relaxed. If any bad tendencies occur, it is likely to turn into a greater civil chaos.

In response to this, the Jin Dynasty's response in the past few years was to prohibit the people from discussing national affairs in order to achieve the purpose of blocking news. This kind of thing seems to be a complete solution to the people's hearts, but in fact it will only increase greater risks. Ming Dynasty will never do it.

Because stealing a bell with your ears will only deceive yourself!

As long as the people are willing to serve, facing external invaders, the people will spontaneously stand up to protect their homes. Instead, when the rule collapses, the people will actually resist the government.

From this we can see how unpopular the government of the Jin Kingdom was.

"King, aren't you happy that the people praise you so much?" Zhuo Ya was by Ulutus. After this senior female official who had been in charge of the Education Department for three years brought two great beauties from Shandong in Ulutus, she often stayed in the palace in the name of government affairs.

Sometimes, she deliberately went to the palace while it was late and wanted to discuss "governmental affairs" with Ulutus all night. This behavior of "using public for personal gain" and occupying Ulutus greatly aroused the dissatisfaction of Wang Zhi and Zhang Yuwan. However, they were latecomers and were only concubines in terms of status, so they could not suppress Zhuoya in terms of identity. Egitanna had enough status, but because of miscarriage, she was not very good, so she couldn't take care of Zhuoya in this way.

This also makes Zhuoya almost always stick herself to Ulutus.

"Happy, why are you unhappy? The Education Department must have put in a lot of effort among these praises, right?" Ulutus came to his senses and gently stroked Zhuo Ya's hair.

Although public opinion is dominated by the Daming Daily, the influence of the Education Department cannot be underestimated. In those schools, the idea of ​​loyalty to the emperor and patriotism has been continuously influenced by many students.

When they return home, they will affect the people around them, causing more people to be influenced by the idea of ​​loyalty to the emperor and patriotism.

"It is the slave's will to be able to do a slight effort to do your best for the king. I really can't bear the title of county duke." Zhuo Ya said with deep affection, deliberately scratching the sensitive place with his hands.

The highlight of this Ming Dynasty New Year is the title of honor.

Originally, this matter should have made up its mind when it was founded, but everything was complicated at that time, and Ulutus felt that it was not yet time, so he temporarily put the idea on hold. By the New Year this year, the war had come to an end.

And with the pressure of the return of the Khanate, Ulutus not only wanted to win over the hearts of the people at the bottom. These civil and military officials who helped him maintain his rule also wanted to give some sweetness. According to his achievements, the number of people from the second-rank county magistrate to the fifth-rank county magistrate gradually decreased.

Zhuoya's county magistrate was considered a high position from the second rank.

However, the Ministry of Rites has only formulated a charter, and the specific titles must be counted after Ulutus and the Privy Council have to be reviewed separately.

Because a considerable number of old ministers were from Mongolians, but were all given high titles, it caused considerable controversy after the list was leaked.

Especially in the list of the highest county officials, the only two included a Han man. In the eyes of Mongolia and those non-Han ministers who were jealous of the Han, it was really biased. More importantly, the Han man was still a civil servant.

In the Ming Dynasty, where martial arts are the most respected, the army had a high status in the Ming Dynasty. Therefore, a large part of the title was concentrated in military generals. Civil officials only occupied a small part of it. Despite this, Zhou Shao, the left minister of the Privy Council, was still named the Duke of the County.

Some military generals believed that this was the officials of the Ministry of Rites trying to please the Privy Council and deliberately suppressing the generals led by the Governor's Office.

Compared with the military man who killed the enemy on the battlefield to obtain military merits, the merits of civil officials are not so obvious. Moreover, the Mongolian grasslands have always despised civil government, and most of the civil officials are Han people and non-Mongolians with heavy sinicization, so the two sides do not deal with each other very much.

Now, with the introduction of titles, coupled with factors such as civil officials and Han people, it immediately attracted considerable criticism.

The most controversial one is that the generals felt that Zhou Shao, the leader of the civil officials, did not go to the battlefield to kill the enemy and did not make any contribution. He was just at the height of the temple, so how could he be named a county duke? This is really unfair to those generals who have been through life and death and buried their bones on the battlefield.

Wulutus knew about these voices, but he did not immediately intervene. Because although the Ming Dynasty was a collective, it actually contained various small groups of interests. Moreover, the misconceptions of civil officials and military generals were not only found by the Ming Dynasty!

In other countries, they also exist to a greater or lesser extent.

In history, this matter has been stopped. Anyway, either the east wind overwhelms the west wind or the west wind blows down the east wind. Let the criticism last for a while, and maybe you can see more things.

At this moment, Ulutus put aside these worries and smiled at Zhuo Ya and said, "I said you can bear it, so you can bear it. It seems that some days have not checked your body, and I don't know if you have lost weight?" After that, he began to take action.

After being together for so long, the two of them had already done what they should have done. After being conditioned by the Imperial Hospital, Zhuo Ya's body has improved a lot. However, her body will always remain like a loli and will not grow taller.

In addition, the Imperial Hospital also advised Ulutus that Zhuoya's body was extremely difficult to get pregnant.

It is this that makes Ulutus feel even more pity for him.
Chapter completed!