For no other reason than the content in "The Heroes of the Late Sui Dynasty" is really amazing.
After Pig's Feet became a super strong man, he naturally came into the sight of Jingzhai disciples, and then met through some kind of 'accidental' and became friends.
When I wrote about this plot, the semi-monthly book reviews in major bookstores were very busy.
My little carp: "I knew it would be like this. With Jingzhai's behavior, how could he let the pig's feet go?"
Dian Bing: "Yes, Pig's Foot is still young right now, and he might have the possibility of entering the realm of Grand Master. If we don't become good friends now, how long will it take?"
Fengyue Mo Rong: "If Pig's Feet doesn't accept it, will there be another wave of encirclement and suppression? Do you have to ask Pig's Feet to owe them a favor?"
In short, when this plot appeared, it caused a huge sensation among the book fans, who expressed their disdain for Jingzhai and concerns about the pig's feet.
Fortunately, Pig's Knuckle is not something that can't walk after seeing a beautiful woman. He soon parted ways with the Jingzhai heir whom he 'encountered by chance' due to different ideas.
Seeing this, another wave of strong book reviews were published. In short, they were very happy to celebrate the pig's feet escaping from the 'devil's claws' of the Jingzhai disciples.
However, life after Pig's Feet was not easy.
He and a group of brothers around him had done a lot of business, but in the end they all ended in failure, and they could only make ends meet.
It’s not that they don’t work hard or have no business acumen, but it’s a profitable business. Those with huge profits are monopolized by aristocratic families, while those with average profits are monopolized by big and small tycoons and gangs. Ordinary people want to get involved, unless they
The source of the previous monopoly must be destroyed, otherwise we will only be able to earn hard-earned money without any guarantee.
It can be said that Pig's Foot was in the late Sui Dynasty, when all resources were monopolized, and it was almost a dream for ordinary people to get ahead, unless they joined a rebel group.
But after all, Pig's Feet had been in the Forbidden Army and had not fallen to that level yet, so he still had a bottom line and was unwilling to wade into muddy waters.
Even though, with his super-powerful skills, it would be easy for him to establish a sect that spans several counties or even a state, he still has no intention of going into trouble.
Until one day, Pig's Foot accidentally solved a group of bandits who were robbing the road. After learning their identities, he suddenly came up with a bold idea.
At present, in the entire Sui Kingdom, almost all resources are monopolized by aristocratic families, local tycoons and gangs. The only thing that is not monopolized is the canal built by Sui Emperor Yang Guang with great efforts.
The commercial interests on the canal were naturally divided up.
However, the people at the bottom on both sides of the canal did not receive much benefit. Instead, they were exploited even more severely and their lives became increasingly difficult.
Pig's Feet simply formed its own force based on the people at the bottom of the canal - the Canal Gang!
Because the main source of the Canal Gang was the poor people along the canal and dock coolies, they did not receive attention at the beginning.
But by the time Pig's Feet relied on tyrannical force to dominate the southern canal section, it was already too late for those aristocratic families to react.
When this plot first appeared, book fans were very disdainful, thinking that the "Cong San Shao" part was too poorly written, and many fans even criticized it in fortnightly magazines.
"Everyone knows something about what happened on the canal, so there's no need to write about it anymore, right?"
"The part about 'Three Young Master Cong' is too watery."
In short, there are a lot of weird things, until the plot unfolds one after another...
The Pig Trotters did not simply create a gang, and the Canal Gang immediately developed and expanded. Instead, through a little bit of adjustment and accumulation, it quickly expanded into a large gang force.
For example, how to manage the lower class people and dock coolies, how to establish complete rules and regulations, and minimize the labor and energy loss involved in canal freight.
Also, how to organize dock coolies to better participate in dock work.
How were the people who joined the Canal Gang organized to increase their income by taking advantage of the convenience of the canal docks.
In short, such detailed management descriptions, as well as possible results and accidents are all described clearly, giving book fans a real feeling that things are like this.
This is completely different from the current Caobang operating model!
After hearing this, some book fans who had relatively extensive information and a certain amount of energy couldn't help but associate the Canal Gang in the book with the Cao Gang now.
I was surprised to find that the Caobang's organizational routines and efficiency were quite average.
It is far worse than the Canal Gang in the book, where orders are unified and management is divided into sections and supervise each other.
These are naturally not the main reasons for the sensation...
I'm afraid that even if Caobang's senior officials see it, they won't pay too much attention to it, and they won't even have the slightest idea of reform or even improvement.
Just when the Canal Gang rapidly developed into one of the few gangs in the south and became more powerful day by day, Emperor Yang Guang of the Sui Dynasty was killed by Yu Wenhuaji.
The world has officially entered the era of no emperors!
The already chaotic situation can be described as a mess.
As the Canal Gang expanded in strength and its own status rose, Pigfoot suddenly became ambitious and wanted to achieve hegemony.
The plot has reached this point and caused huge controversy.
This is the first time that someone dares to describe the plot of trying to conquer the world in a novel!
Some people who had long been dissatisfied with "Third Master Cong" and his writings immediately clamored that "Third Young Master Cong" was rebellious and the imperial court and the government must capture him.
The book fans were naturally not happy, and they made sharp rebuttals in the bimonthly magazine published by Yiqian Bookstore. It was just a book, but they actually took it seriously. They didn’t know how the brains of these guys grew.
In the end, the matter actually reached the court, and the imperial censor actually impeached him.
Later, according to some sources who did not want to be named, they were very dissatisfied with this and almost cursed the censors. If they had time to stare at a book, it would be better to arrest a few more corrupt officials.
With today's statement, the original turmoil immediately dissipated...
Things are not that simple. Everyone who comes forward today mainly hears some of the meaning.
The most important point is, he really wants to know how Pig's Trotters can use the Canal Gang as the basis to dominate the world?
Although this kind of hegemony article is very taboo, the plot has aroused some resonance today, so this time it was easy to pass.
After this incident, if Jia Cong writes a hegemony article again in the future, as long as he does not implicate the dynasty by name or seriously tamper with history, it is estimated that it will not attract special attention from the court and officials.
Regarding this matter, according to the letter written by the Prince of Chu to Jia Cong, he was in a cold sweat at the time and almost even mobilized his father to help him speak.
Fortunately, we didn't get to that point. To put it bluntly, Jia Cong's luck was good.
After the turmoil subsided, the plot continued. Pig's Feet mobilized the elite members of the Canal Gang and easily gathered 50,000 men with simple training, directly sweeping away all the surrounding forces.
The means and ability to easily pull up 50,000 troops, the details of the period are also written in great detail, including combat troops, auxiliary troops, and logistics troops.
It can be said that if the Caobang had followed the routine in this article, it might not have been able to achieve what Pig's Feet had achieved due to differences in organizational structure, mobilization capabilities, and senior management capabilities.
However, with the strong foundation of Cao Gang, it is still possible to achieve one-third of the level of pig's feet in the same time.
In other words, if the top brass of the Cao Gang are determined to rebel, they can gather more than 50,000 young men in a short period of time, mainly because the Cao Gang has a larger base.
Rumor has it that when that episode came out, Jinjin held an emergency meeting. No one knows what was discussed, but some well-informed dignitaries heard that Jinjin wanted to strengthen the management of the governor's office of water transportation.
Thinking of the recent hot scenes in the capital, I immediately realized that this is a drunkard who is not interested in drinking.
The plot was advancing rapidly. Pig's Foot commanded 50,000 young men from the Canal Gang. With flexible tactics and strategies, as well as a steady stream of logistical material help, he actually wiped out a number of princes in the south at that time.
For example, Shen Faxing and several warlord forces supported by the Demon Sect were all wiped out in just two years.
At this time, Pig's Feet, after uniting with the Lingnan Song family, a Han family, became a veritable overlord of the south.
The story has developed to this point, and all book fans know clearly that Pig's Foot will definitely compete with Li Er for world supremacy in the end, but they just don't know what the final result will be?
According to the plot of the previous book, the Tang Dynasty was established, and Li Er finally became the emperor through the ages. Obviously, Pig's Foot was defeated.
The book fans continued to listen to the book anxiously. After taking a short rest after Pig's Feet unified the south, he immediately launched the Northern Expedition, directly annihilating Du Fuwei who was blocking the way, and faced off with the army of Li and Tang, who also unified the north, on the banks of the Yellow River.
Pig's Foot's military talent is quite formidable, at least he was not at a disadvantage in the early battles with Li Er.
But if this situation continues, it might turn out to be the situation between the Northern and Southern Dynasties again.
At this time, the descendant of Jingzhai appeared again. First, as a friend, he persuaded Zhujiao to put down his arms and join Li Tang. Throughout history, there had never been a dynasty that dominated the north from the south.
Pig's Foot flatly refused, and the descendants of Jingzhai suddenly turned against each other. In the name of peace in the world, they united with a group of super strong men to besiege Pig's Foot and his subordinates.
At the end of the fight, even the only great master in the Central Plains took action.
At the same time, Li Tang's army took advantage of the opportunity when Zhu Tiao's energy was seriously affected to attack crazily, and finally defeated the Zhu Tiao troops hundreds of miles away.
But Pig's Foot completely broke through at the critical moment and reached the level of a martial arts master. Unless he wanted to die, he could escape even if he was surrounded by thousands of troops.
At this point, the situation fell into a strange balance again. Li Er did not dare to push a powerful master too far. The final ending definitely shattered the eyes of book fans...