Their original budget could only absorb hundreds of millions of copper coins, plus no more than fifty or 60,000 wide Shu brocade.

But as time goes by August, the new wide-style Shu brocade that has been sold out on the market has exceeded 80,000, approaching 100,000.

The key is that I don't know how many goods there are.

The rich people with broken capital chains doubled their leverage with the land, but found that they still couldn't fill it up. They wanted to add it, but found that there were not many people willing to collect the land and mortgage it, and it seemed that someone was controlling the market.

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In the Marquis' Mansion in Pi County, Li Su looked at the land deeds he obtained by using his covert identity such as Yang Hong to borrow grain to mortgage his identity, and ate sesame paste with Liu Bei and Zhuge Jin, and felt happy.

Historically, after Liu Bei entered Chengdu, he wanted to plunder the private land and distribute it to the meritorious soldiers, but was stopped by Zhao Yun. However, the problem of land annexation in Shu was not solved.

This time, although it cannot be completely solved, at least part of it can be solved.

"King, when the autumn tax revenue is over and these people can't hold on, we will find an opportunity to ask them to collect the accounts. If we can't afford it, we will 'auction' these lands, and we will stipulate that local tenants without land can only bid for the wages. This is also considered as 'the ploughers have their own land'."

Liu Bei sipped off his heat, and he was still savoring in his heart that the food Boya made was delicious. Even the vegetarian food made to express his grief for the King of Yan was so mellow. Liu Bei wiped his mouth and asked, "Can they afford it for landless tenants?"

Li Su: "Some people should be able to afford it - I think that the people who benefited the most this year are actually weavers who are completely proletarian. Although the price of grain has dropped, weavers are originally landless and not farming. They have to rely on wages or selling brocade to buy rice, so brocade is expensive and grain is cheap, and these people are completely profitable and not losing money.

In previous years, wages and brothels may only be enough for a year, but this year they can have a slight surplus. The land auctioned for auction is easy to fail and is slightly cheaper. You can always buy a few acres, and each family can rely more on it. These proletarian weavers will definitely be the most loyal people to the king in the future."

Li Su’s idea is that this year’s operation, farmers will not make any profits or lose money, and the landlord class will only enter the market to bet and ensure huge losses.

The completely proletarian working class makes money - after all, this year, the landlords spontaneously created the "industrial and agricultural scissors gap" of "industrial products are expensive and grain is falling", which is what the landlords seek to exploit themselves.

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Chapter completed!