Zhang Pucheng, the magistrate of Fushan County, has hardly opened his office in recent months, this is not because he is lazy, but now Fushan County has changed its owner, and the decree of the county government cannot leave the city at all, and even the influence in the city is getting smaller and smaller. Zhang Pucheng was unable to make any powerful resistance to Haihan, so he could only acquiesce to Haihan's influence in the local area.

Of course, Zhang Pucheng did not have nothing of backbone, righteousness, and loyalty, but between "living and enjoying glory and wealth" and "dying silently", he finally chose the former. Now he doesn't have to do anything, Haihan will send a generous "office fee" every month, and he will keep the place in order for him, so that he can live a worry-free rich life.

Of course, Zhang Pucheng also knew that his reluctance in Fushan County could not be recognized by the political envoys of Dengzhou and even Shandong, and now he was still needed to exist as a conciliator and messenger, so he could tolerate his inaction that was almost treasonous. But if Haihan withdraws from Shandong in the future, then the top will no longer sit back and watch him continue to sit in the Yali of Fushan County. So while being a rich man, Zhang Pucheng has silently begun to lay out a back road for himself.

The reason why he was willing to accept Hai Han's benefits was that, on the one hand, the price offered by Hai Han could not be refused, and on the other hand, it was also because Hai Han was extremely thoughtful and had corresponding arrangements for how officials like him would get rid of the punishment of the imperial court in the future. To put it simply, it is to leave the Ming Dynasty when necessary and start another life as a Haihan national.

But if he is really forced to leave Daming in the future, if he and his family don't want to sit on the empty side, it is naturally very important to have a stable source of income. Last year, Zhang Pucheng had already arranged for a cronie and nephew to go to the Haihan colony in the south to confirm that the more than 200 acres of spice plantations subscribed to the local area were already in operation, and he was a little relieved.

However, Zhang Pucheng still occasionally had nightmares, dreaming that the Haihan army landed on Zhifu Island, and then swept across the Shandong Peninsula, breaking the city, burning and looting, and plundering Shandong, which plunged Shandong into a war disaster more serious than the Denglai Rebellion. Every time he wakes up from this nightmare, Zhang Pucheng feels a deep sense of guilt, as if all this chaos is caused by himself. He can only comfort himself, the Haihan people have promised him more than once that they will not take the initiative to use force against Shandong, and they have no intention of invading the Ming Dynasty.

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Zhang Pucheng, the magistrate of Fushan County, has hardly opened his office in recent months, this is not because he is lazy, but now Fushan County has changed its owner, and the decree of the county government cannot leave the city at all, and even the influence in the city is getting smaller and smaller. Zhang Pucheng was unable to make any powerful resistance to Haihan, so he could only acquiesce to Haihan's influence in the local area.

Of course, Zhang Pucheng did not have nothing of backbone, righteousness, and loyalty, but between "living and enjoying glory and wealth" and "dying silently", he finally chose the former. Now he doesn't have to do anything, Haihan will send a generous "office fee" every month, and he will keep the place in order for him, so that he can live a worry-free rich life.

Of course, Zhang Pucheng also knew that his reluctance in Fushan County could not be recognized by the political envoys of Dengzhou and even Shandong, and now he was still needed to exist as a conciliator and messenger, so he could tolerate his inaction that was almost treasonous. But if Haihan withdraws from Shandong in the future, then the top will no longer sit back and watch him continue to sit in the Yali of Fushan County. So while being a rich man, Zhang Pucheng has silently begun to lay out a back road for himself.

The reason why he was willing to accept Hai Han's benefits was that, on the one hand, the price offered by Hai Han could not be refused, and on the other hand, it was also because Hai Han was extremely thoughtful and had corresponding arrangements for how officials like him would get rid of the punishment of the imperial court in the future. To put it simply, it is to leave the Ming Dynasty when necessary and start another life as a Haihan national.

But if he is really forced to leave Daming in the future, if he and his family don't want to sit on the empty side, it is naturally very important to have a stable source of income. Last year, Zhang Pucheng had already arranged for a cronie and nephew to go to the Haihan colony in the south to confirm that the more than 200 acres of spice plantations subscribed to the local area were already in operation, and he was a little relieved.

However, Zhang Pucheng still occasionally had nightmares, dreaming that the Haihan army landed on Zhifu Island, and then swept across the Shandong Peninsula, breaking the city, burning and looting, and plundering Shandong, which plunged Shandong into a war disaster more serious than the Denglai Rebellion. Every time he wakes up from this nightmare, Zhang Pucheng feels a deep sense of guilt, as if all this chaos is caused by himself. He can only comfort himself, the Haihan people have promised him more than once that they will not take the initiative to use force against Shandong, and they have no intention of invading the Ming Dynasty. Zhang Pucheng, the magistrate of Fushan County, has hardly opened his office in recent months, this is not because he is lazy, but now Fushan County has changed its owner, and the decree of the county government cannot leave the city at all, and even the influence in the city is getting smaller and smaller. Zhang Pucheng was unable to make any powerful resistance to Haihan, so he could only acquiesce to Haihan's influence in the local area.

Of course, Zhang Pucheng did not have nothing of backbone, righteousness, and loyalty, but between "living and enjoying glory and wealth" and "dying silently", he finally chose the former. Now he doesn't have to do anything, Haihan will send a generous "office fee" every month, and he will keep the place in order for him, so that he can live a worry-free rich life.

Of course, Zhang Pucheng also knew that his reluctance in Fushan County could not be recognized by the political envoys of Dengzhou and even Shandong, and now he was still needed to exist as a conciliator and messenger, so he could tolerate his inaction that was almost treasonous. But if Haihan withdraws from Shandong in the future, then the top will no longer sit back and watch him continue to sit in the Yali of Fushan County. So while being a rich man, Zhang Pucheng has silently begun to lay out a back road for himself.

The reason why he was willing to accept Hai Han's benefits was that, on the one hand, the price offered by Hai Han could not be refused, and on the other hand, it was also because Hai Han was extremely thoughtful and had corresponding arrangements for how officials like him would get rid of the punishment of the imperial court in the future. To put it simply, it is to leave the Ming Dynasty when necessary and start another life as a Haihan national.

But if he is really forced to leave Daming in the future, if he and his family don't want to sit on the empty side, it is naturally very important to have a stable source of income. Last year, Zhang Pucheng had already arranged for a cronie and nephew to go to the Haihan colony in the south to confirm that the more than 200 acres of spice plantations subscribed to the local area were already in operation, and he was a little relieved.

However, Zhang Pucheng still occasionally had nightmares, dreaming that the Haihan army landed on Zhifu Island, and then swept across the Shandong Peninsula, breaking the city, burning and looting, and plundering Shandong, which plunged Shandong into a war disaster more serious than the Denglai Rebellion. Every time he wakes up from this nightmare, Zhang Pucheng feels a deep sense of guilt, as if all this chaos is caused by himself. He can only comfort himself, the Haihan people have promised him more than once that they will not take the initiative to use force against Shandong, and they have no intention of invading the Ming Dynasty. Zhang Pucheng, the magistrate of Fushan County, has hardly opened his office in recent months, this is not because he is lazy, but now Fushan County has changed its owner, and the decree of the county government cannot leave the city at all, and even the influence in the city is getting smaller and smaller. Zhang Pucheng was unable to make any powerful resistance to Haihan, so he could only acquiesce to Haihan's influence in the local area.

Of course, Zhang Pucheng did not have nothing of backbone, righteousness, and loyalty, but between "living and enjoying glory and wealth" and "dying silently", he finally chose the former. Now he doesn't have to do anything, Haihan will send a generous "office fee" every month, and he will keep the place in order for him, so that he can live a worry-free rich life.

Of course, Zhang Pucheng also knew that his reluctance in Fushan County could not be recognized by the political envoys of Dengzhou and even Shandong, and now he was still needed to exist as a conciliator and messenger, so he could tolerate his inaction that was almost treasonous. But if Haihan withdraws from Shandong in the future, then the top will no longer sit back and watch him continue to sit in the Yali of Fushan County. So while being a rich man, Zhang Pucheng has silently begun to lay out a back road for himself.

The reason why he was willing to accept Hai Han's benefits was that, on the one hand, the price offered by Hai Han could not be refused, and on the other hand, it was also because Hai Han was extremely thoughtful and had corresponding arrangements for how officials like him would get rid of the punishment of the imperial court in the future. To put it simply, it is to leave the Ming Dynasty when necessary and start another life as a Haihan national.

But if he is really forced to leave Daming in the future, if he and his family don't want to sit on the empty side, it is naturally very important to have a stable source of income. Last year, Zhang Pucheng had already arranged for a cronie and nephew to go to the Haihan colony in the south to confirm that the more than 200 acres of spice plantations subscribed to the local area were already in operation, and he was a little relieved.

However, Zhang Pucheng still occasionally had nightmares, dreaming that the Haihan army landed on Zhifu Island, and then swept across the Shandong Peninsula, breaking the city, burning and looting, and plundering Shandong, which plunged Shandong into a war disaster more serious than the Denglai Rebellion. Every time he wakes up from this nightmare, Zhang Pucheng feels a deep sense of guilt, as if all this chaos is caused by himself. He can only comfort himself, the Haihan people have promised him more than once that they will not take the initiative to use force against Shandong, and they have no intention of invading the Ming Dynasty. Zhang Pucheng, the magistrate of Fushan County, has hardly opened his office in recent months, this is not because he is lazy, but now Fushan County has changed its owner, and the decree of the county government cannot leave the city at all, and even the influence in the city is getting smaller and smaller. Zhang Pucheng was unable to make any powerful resistance to Haihan, so he could only acquiesce to Haihan's influence in the local area.

Of course, Zhang Pucheng did not have nothing of backbone, righteousness, and loyalty, but between "living and enjoying glory and wealth" and "dying silently", he finally chose the former. Now he doesn't have to do anything, Haihan will send a generous "office fee" every month, and he will keep the place in order for him, so that he can live a worry-free rich life.

Of course, Zhang Pucheng also knew that his reluctance in Fushan County could not be recognized by the political envoys of Dengzhou and even Shandong, and now he was still needed to exist as a conciliator and messenger, so he could tolerate his inaction that was almost treasonous. But if Haihan withdraws from Shandong in the future, then the top will no longer sit back and watch him continue to sit in the Yali of Fushan County. So while being a rich man, Zhang Pucheng has silently begun to lay out a back road for himself.

The reason why he was willing to accept Hai Han's benefits was that, on the one hand, the price offered by Hai Han could not be refused, and on the other hand, it was also because Hai Han was extremely thoughtful and had corresponding arrangements for how officials like him would get rid of the punishment of the imperial court in the future. To put it simply, it is to leave the Ming Dynasty when necessary and start another life as a Haihan national.

But if he is really forced to leave Daming in the future, if he and his family don't want to sit on the empty side, it is naturally very important to have a stable source of income. Last year, Zhang Pucheng had already arranged for a cronie and nephew to go to the Haihan colony in the south to confirm that the more than 200 acres of spice plantations subscribed to the local area were already in operation, and he was a little relieved.

However, Zhang Pucheng still occasionally had nightmares, dreaming that the Haihan army landed on Zhifu Island, and then swept across the Shandong Peninsula, breaking the city, burning and looting, and plundering Shandong, which plunged Shandong into a war disaster more serious than the Denglai Rebellion. Every time he wakes up from this nightmare, Zhang Pucheng feels a deep sense of guilt, as if all this chaos is caused by himself. He can only comfort himself, the Haihan people have promised him more than once that they will not take the initiative to use force against Shandong, and they have no intention of invading the Ming Dynasty.

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