When he was about to get off and get on the bus, Han Xizai suddenly stopped, grabbed Lin Feng, and asked in a low voice: "You boy, the three sub-country of the country are considered as political, the supermarket is considered as business, and the lyrics are considered as literary, which can be considered as full bloom. Honestly, what kind of plans do you have? Let me tell you?"

Lin Feng smiled and said, "What is full bloom? At most, it can only be considered as planting a few seeds in these pieces. Whether it can be successful or not is different?!"

Nonsense, of course, politics, economy, military and diplomacy are all in full bloom. Song Qiqiu, the "Five Ghosts" and "Four Evils" are very energetic; Li Hongji, not to mention, is narrow-minded, and for the sake of his father's angry words, "If you don't do anything, I will pass the throne to the crown prince", he dares to directly send someone to poison his uncle Li Jingsui. Once he attracts the real attention of these people, Lin Feng is a little bug that can be killed in every minute! However, Han Xizai is too smart and doesn't want to let him peep too early to avoid the rumor.

Han Xizai stared at him for a long time, sighed and said, "I have seen countless people from Jiangbei to Jiangnan, but I can't see through it only you. Forget it, I don't care, I'll fight with you this time."

Lin Feng looked innocent, spread his hands, shook his head, and looked at Han Xizai.

"You little brat!" Han Xizai cursed, waved his hand, turned around and got on the bus and left.

Lin Feng hummed a little song and got into the car and started rushing to the Zheng Wang Mansion. His mood was initially a rare relaxation in this period of time. Han Xizai was an official in the Southern Tang Dynasty for 24 years. He had a high prestige, wide connections and powerful information. With his serious investment, the smooth passage of the Three Miscellaneous Powers of the Strong Country will undoubtedly increase some bargaining chips.

When Lin Feng felt unsuccessful in his life when he thought of a person like Han Xizai, he immediately turned bad and sighed unfreely.

Since ancient times, what China lacks is not talent, but the mechanism for discovering talents and the stage for talent development. There are often thousands of horses, but because of the uncommon Bole, there are countless people who die of old age and die of nameless horses. Among them, one of the worst phenomena is that many Han talents were forced to fall into the border ethnic minorities, which immediately became the greatest help for the rapid growth of the barbarian nation. When they turned around, they became the most ruthless knife to deal with the Han people.

In Lin Feng's impression, many such incidents occurred between the Song Dynasty, Xixia, Liao and Jin Dynasty shortly thereafter. Zhang Wan, originally a failed scholar in the Song Dynasty, went away from the Western Regions in a disheartened state. He was discovered by Li Yuanhao in Xingqing City. He was entrusted with the important task of preparing the country-building plan, which opened the beginning of the Western Xia's march towards sinicization and prosperity in 189. Wu Wei, who was with him, was originally a small county magistrate of the Song Dynasty. He lost his official position because he was upright and offended his superiors. When he was drinking to relieve his sorrow, he happened to meet Zhang Wan. The two went to Xingqing together in anger and were valued by Li Yuanhao. Compared with Zhang Wan, Wu Wei was even more ruthless and proposed that if Xixia wants to establish a thousand years of achievements, he must enter the Central Plains, occupy the land of the Han people, and use the talents of the Han people, which led to the war between the Western Xia and the Song Kingdom becoming the main theme between the two countries.

Even in the Southern Tang Dynasty, there is such a living example: a small person who was unsuccessful in the Southern Tang Dynasty and turned to the north in anger, and even became the biggest contributor to the Song Dynasty's destruction of the Southern Tang Dynasty in one fell swoop. This person was Fan Ruoshui.

Fan Ruoshui was also from Jiangnan, and his father was the county magistrate of a small county in Chi County. During Li Yu's administration, Fan Ruoshui went to Jinling to take the imperial examination, but was slandered. He was not convinced and began to submit a memorial to Li Yu and gave many rational suggestions. But it is conceivable that those suggestions would not reach Li Yu, who was thinking of burning incense and worshiping Buddha. Even if they arrived, it would be useless. Liao Jusu gave his advice because he died, but the result was still like a rock sinking into the sea. Fan Ruoshui was angry and prepared to defect to Zhao Kuangyin in the north.

In order to accept a good letter of fame, he began to think about how to help the Song army cross the Yangtze River. So he first arrived at Caishiji, a military important military land that was only more than 80 kilometers away from Jinling. He pretended to be a monk and wandered around the river every day. At night, he tied one end of a ball of silk rope to the south bank, then drove a boat and pulled it to the north bank with a rope, and used this method to measure the width and narrowness of the river surface. After understanding the situation, he ran to the north and suggested to Zhao Kuangyin that he built a floating bridge in Caishiji to cross the river.

To be honest, Fan Ruoshui's academic level is indeed not abrupt. "History of the Song Dynasty" characterizes him as "simple learning", that is, his knowledge is shallow, and there is also a small story as proof. Once, Zhao Kuangyin chatted with him and asked about the origin of his name. Fan Ruoshui replied that there was a minister named Ni Ruoshui in the former Tang Dynasty, who was upright, and I took this name because I admired him. As soon as he said, "everyone laughed at it." It turned out that the minister of the Tang Dynasty was called Ni Ruobing! In ancient times, the word "bing" added a little to the upper left corner of the character "shui", which did look a bit like water. From this, it can be seen that Fan Ruoshui was not at least careful and serious enough in his study. But Zhao Kuangyin knew how to be a human being. Not only did he not expose him, he smiled and said to him, "It seems that you know a lot about the ancients, so I will change your name to Zhigu. So Fan Ruoshui became Fan Zhigu.

With the emperor's approval, Fan Ruoshui was finally granted the title and arranged for him to be responsible for collecting military secrets from the Southern Tang Dynasty. According to his suggestion, the Song Dynasty began to build a large number of ships for pontoon bridges in the waters of Hunan, and held a simulation exercise at Shipaikou, Huaining, Anhui. At the beginning of the battle, hundreds of warships went downstream and quickly arrived at Caishiji. The ships were tied with iron chains and ropes. In just three days, a floating bridge that had never been seen in history turned the wide Yangtze River barrier into a thoroughfare. As soon as the Song Dynasty army crossed the river, Li Yu's emperor's life was over.

In fact, Lin Feng introduced Robert's Rules of Procedure to promote the three submissions of the country, and there are a series of subsequent steps. The ultimate goal is to create a mechanism to discover talents and use talents to make the best use of them, and become the most powerful support for the country's strong development.

Lin Feng thought about it all the way, and before he knew it, he returned to Zheng Wang Mansion again. He gently pushed open the door of the guest room and found Hu Cheng sitting at the desk and pondering.

"Master Hu." Lin Feng called softly. Hu Cheng raised his head blankly, found Lin Feng, and hurriedly got up and bowed and said:

"Mr. Lin, Xiaguan has completed the supermarket financial budget. If the leveling cost of the parking lot outside is added, all the materials will be converted at the current price, and the cumulative cost will be about 12,540 knots." Hu Cheng said the numbers carefully.

Well, Lin Feng's calculations, plus the 15% cost, was basically within a controllable range, and he was immediately relieved.

After stuffing two staples of money to Hu Cheng, Lin Feng sent Hu Cheng, who was grateful to the door of Zheng Wang Mansion. At this time, under the setting sun, the warm and gentle sunlight shone over, making the bright yellow walls of the Wang Mansion brightly reflected each other, and contrasting with the mottled shadows at the corners of the wall, forming an extremely beautiful sunset picture.
Chapter completed!