Chapter 940

Bai Lang is not his true body. Of course, this combat power is quite a distance from his true body—even if this body is almost perfect in the Three Fires Returning to Origin Skill, even better than Shen Gongbao in the past. Grinding away the true yuan left by the two Great Sages on his wound is not a simple matter. At their level, true yuan having spirit is the foundation. Even if the original owner has died and fallen, this true yuan can still maintain the divine meaning.

These true yuans will absorb and transform the enemy's true Qi and the essence between heaven and earth to strengthen and increase themselves. The fusion and change of the two dead ghosts' true yuan also made Bai Lang feel a bit tricky. The three true yuans fought and fought in the wound and nearby meridians. The final winner must be Bai Lang, but he needs time.

Xiangpang in the southwest has already shouted the slogan of equalizing land rights and having land for those who cultivate. "The lethality of this slogan is huge. It is true at any time in the classical era. It is especially effective for this world that imitates our ancient times." Bai Lang knows that the heart disease of the Great Wu Dynasty has taken shape, and the imperial court must send an expeditionary army. The Great Wu Dynasty still has some elite troops.

Let's see what the Jingtai Emperor does. Bai Lang feels that he will send it a few times, and then find that it seems that he is the only one working hard in the whole world. Finally, it is very likely that he will break the jar and just enjoy himself and die—now that the situation has "improved" a little, this big brother of his has really started to build large-scale projects and choose beautiful women to start losing his family, and even doesn't care about state affairs—the deficit is really helpless and cannot be made up at all, so he just uses the rest of the money to enjoy it.

This world is not something he, the Jingtai Emperor, can govern. He can't even raid homes well—anyway, the few corrupt officials raided only 5 million taels of silver. He put 3 million into his inner treasury, gave 2 million to the Ministry of Revenue, and then asked the Ministry of Revenue to pay for his garden and palace... And Bai Lang feels that there should be at least 20 million in the homes of these few corrupt officials. It seems that the group of guys responsible for raiding the homes divided the big head first, and the rest of the change was given to the emperor.

"Poor, poor." Bai Lang also sighed, and those old ministers and nobles cried poor. The Jingtai Emperor had no way. The debt could only be hung up. I don't know when I can see this return money. I'm afraid I won't see it even if he dies. Unless the Jingtai Emperor thinks through and asks Bai Lang to help him collect debts, Bai Lang feels that he is familiar with this matter—"If you don't repay the money, kill the whole family. Is it difficult?"

You can even copy the melon and vine. Ordinary common people owe debts, so they owe them. Raiding the home is almost enough not to kill people, but these officials and nobles can't. Damn, they were originally corrupt and took bribes one by one, and reached out to the national treasury to grab money. If they don't want to repay the money, they have to pay with their lives. By the way, raid their homes and exterminate their families one by one, making them lose both people and money.

It's a pity that the Jingtai Emperor just won't let Bai Lang do such a refreshing thing.

As a congenital powerhouse, Bai Lang is actually holding back the few in the Northern Court here, especially since he has now made his name as the Fire Virtue Star Lord, which can suppress the Northern Court's restless thoughts of moving south. "Go to the west, I don't care about you." This is what Bai Lang means here. If the martial arts Celestial Experts of the Northern Court move south, Bai Lang doesn't mind leaving a few more. Anyway, it's just creating a place for the strong, what's difficult about this.

Jiangnan is still drunk and dreaming of death. This is the place where the great clans and families are the most and the largest. They paid a sum of money and grain, meaning to let the imperial court send troops to pacify the rebellion in the southwest—although so far, the small great clans that have been killed and eliminated are not in the eyes of the Jiangnan great clans, but doing things like uprooting them directly makes these great clans feel very uncomfortable. In the past, those mud-legged people, even if they rebelled to fight for the world, they had to invite the scholars in the great clans to come out to do things, otherwise, they probably couldn't even manage a county...

Now there are people who don't care about the possible defection of those great clan scholars at all, and directly come to a public trial meeting and kill them all—this public trial also makes the Jiangnan great clans and families very uncomfortable. Everything done shows that this guy who rebelled is determined to cut off their roots. The key is that he can really use those mud-legged people to manage a county or even a state or county...

The Jingtai Emperor held a court meeting. The ministers and the cabinet strongly demanded to mobilize troops to fight the southwest rebels, claiming that this was the heart disease of the imperial court. "Isn't the third brother already there as a border king?" The Jingtai Emperor didn't want to send troops at all. As for mobilizing troops and taking broadcasting fees and military pay from the inner treasury? That's even more impossible. "If you want to fight, raise money and grain yourself! When the money and grain are in place, I will mobilize troops." The appearance of a generation of faint emperors has been fully presented...

It is useless for the ministers to remonstrate. Anyway, the emperor is not willing to pull a hair. So they had to write letters to raise money and grain themselves. These great clans and families are also not very willing—even if they have countless money and grain in their homes, and they just paid a tax, which is a rare year without any arrears.

Xiangpang occupies a considerable piece of territory in the southwest and is now working hard to organize internal affairs—human nature is about the same at all times, and his subordinates naturally show signs of corruption, so he must sharpen his blade inward and establish a system from the beginning to clean himself up. Xiangpang is different. He is a tool man, Bai Lang is a free tool man, and Xiangpang is a constrained tool man—Bai Lang knows that someone is directly guiding outside, waiting for this world to fall again and then take action.

Open it a little more, fall deeper, and when this world can withstand the power of those few, Bai Lang knows that Si Wu will take action. Destroying hundreds of millions or even billions of monsters in one blow should not be a difficult thing for this person. It is not difficult for Bai Lang's true body—he breathes and gathers Qi, turns Qi into a weapon, and one blow is hundreds or thousands of miles away. A fan surface can kill a very large number of monsters.

Although he has never seen what these so-called monsters look like after the world falls, he thinks they are not strong.

Bai Lang's true body has not only broken through the Celestial Expert, but he breathes and draws the essence of heaven and earth within a range of hundreds or thousands of miles. It is also common to perform killing methods like Arhats and immortals, but he has no ability in magic. His martial arts have also become divine powers.

Just when Xiangpang was cleaning up the inside, the imperial court received the news and felt that it was okay again. After the integration was completed, 100,000 troops were pulled from the Beijing camp and went south to prepare to suppress the rebellion. The leader was the Marquis of Jing'an—who had just inherited the title three years ago, and the one truly responsible for suppressing the rebellion was Wang Fenglai, who held the title of Minister of War and was the Governor of the Southwest. He was less than forty years old and was a person from the Wang family of the Jiangnan great clans.

Many of the civil officials below were children of great clans, and the military officers were mostly nobles. The Jingtai Emperor expressed that this was done well. Since they were responsible for the food, grass, and silver—he couldn't control the silver treasury of the Ministry of Revenue anyway, so let them toss it. As long as they didn't hit the idea of his inner treasury, it would be fine. In the past, the Jingtai Emperor would be very concerned about suppressing the rebellion. Now he decided to look away. He only needs to think about raiding the homes of those corrupt officials today and grabbing some silver for his inner treasury.