The shaman archmage also brought several small mages, a bunch of people pretending to be ghosts, and after a while, the Dharma field was set up in Gege's bedroom.

They used a lot of magic weapons, arranged the god case, a few shaman mages to cooperate with the shaman archmage, they danced waist bells, bronze mirrors, drums, drum whips and danced the two feet of the great god dance, keep shaking their heads, chanting words.

Young Master Meng felt funny in his heart, watching these people pretend to be ghosts, and seeing that their magic weapons were carved with various god patterns, especially the colorful god masks carved on the god case and the drum, he was quite interested.

Shaman, known as the intermediary between the gods and humans.

They can convey people's prayers and wishes to God, and they can also convey God's will to people.

Shamans attempt to master the secrets and abilities of super-life forms in various spiritual ways, and obtaining these secrets and divine powers is a kind of life practice of shamans.

Shamans are divided into home shamans and wild shamans. As a god servant, the shaman is mainly responsible for the sacrificial activities of the clan.

Wild shamans (also known as great gods) are shamans who are possessed by gods.

The activities of the gods to catch shamans include healing, physical disasters, prayers, divination, predictions, and other problems that people need to solve.

Manchu shamans are usually the same as ordinary people in the clan, their services are not paid, and there is no authority beyond others, they can marry and have children.

After the death of the shaman, the artifacts, ornaments, and costumes used are buried with him.

These royal shamans in the Manchu royal court have to be selected, and they have a good reputation in this group, and they are all great gods who have become famous, and they can finally be determined to become court mages, which is not a joke.

Young Master Meng saw a bunch of shamans singing and dancing around Gege's bed, secretly funny, and said that if this can cure the disease, there is no need to develop medical treatment in modern times, thinking of his industrial projects that need to be slowly improved, he is a little impatient, he spent a lot of money, but his factory, even Western medicine can not be produced by itself, if you want to catch up with the level of developed countries in Europe and the United States, he doesn't know how long it will take, if you can't find tens of millions of taels as soon as possible, you can't do anything.

Young Master Meng has calculated an account, if you want to upgrade the industry, you must upgrade to the level of the last stream in Europe, there is a basic national defense, at least 60 million taels away, if you really want to establish a country, you must have your own financial system, if you want to establish a financial system in one step, you must have a bank, according to the standards of developed countries in Europe and the United States, if you want to establish a country with a population of 100,000, you must have at least hundreds of millions of deposits in China's official bank, otherwise the currency will not be able to stand!

According to Master Meng's assumption, a country with a population of millions, take countries like Germany and France as an example, their national finances can be worth at least two billion taels, which can be made up, and the population of these two countries must be more than one million, France needs to pay Germany five billion francs after the end of the Franco-Prussian War, what is this concept, this is the national treasury to pay these money!

Of course, if France is a dead country, the money that can be taken out must be far more than that, what is this? This is the background of a country, which shows that the country has so much money.

Although the Qing Dynasty was backward and beaten, but the Qing Dynasty was also quite rich, if the young master Meng was put on the emperor's body and got the state power, he thought that if the Qing Dynasty wanted to get rid of the beaten situation in one fell swoop, it would be enough for five years at most, the Qing Dynasty was backward and corrupt in the system, and the country was too big, so it was quite difficult to reform such a large feudal kingdom.

In the Franco-Prussian War, Germany upset the balance of power in Europe with a quick and astonishing victory.

Earlier, Napoleon III of France had a tendency to dominate the European continent: although the Second French Empire was not consolidated internally, the successive military victories of the French army in the Crimean War and the Austro-Italian-French War calmed many internal contradictions and won some popular support. Napoleon III sought to restore the First French Empire's hegemony on the continent.

However, at this time, Prussia, under the planning of Chancellor Bismarck, was actively making itself an important role in the German Confederation. The victory in the Austro-Prussian War of 1866 established its leadership in the German Confederation and seriously threatened French hegemony on the continent.

The French authorities, aware of the threat posed to their position by the rise of Germany, led the nationalist elements in the Reichstag to propose an aggressive foreign policy, which they even saw as compensation for generous domestic concessions. Napoleon III demanded Bismarck's agreement to annex parts of Bavaria and Hesse-Darmstadt on the west bank of the Rhine to France as compensation for France's conservative neutrality in the Austro-Prussian War. Bismarck flatly refused, and immediately informed the Bavarian king and the governments of Napoleon III of this intention, thus creating fear of France in the southern states. Taking advantage of this mentality of the South Germans, Bismarck concluded a secret offensive and defensive alliance with them.

In such a situation, a Franco-Prussian war was needed to arouse the national feelings of the South German states, and to promote their union with the North German Confederation.

The war of 1870 was caused by the succession to the Spanish throne, and in 1868 Queen Isabella II of Spain was overthrown due to her personal debauchery and political chaos, resulting in the vacancy of the throne.

The Spanish Cabinet decided to find a suitable successor, and Prince Leopold of the House of Hohenzollern, who was a distant relative of King William I of Prussia, seemed to have a promising candidate, but unfortunately the news leaked at the end of June 1870, which greatly angered the French Foreign Minister, the Duke of Gramont, and after the person himself refused, he threatened William I with a guarantee that he would never touch the Spanish throne, and William politely refused the request.

However, Bismarck, who deliberately provoked the war, deliberately added fuel to the telegram, which angered the French public opinion circles, and Napoleon III, the French emperor who was worried that he could not find an excuse to send troops, called the fox of the Tuileries Palace and the mysterious Sphinx, immediately declared war.

On the eve of the Franco-Prussian War, the German army, with its universal conscription, was the most powerful in Western Europe. The strength of the North German Federal Army (including the armies of the southern German states) could reach more than 1 million in wartime (including more than 690,000 combat troops). Almost 2 times more than the French forces.

During the war, the armies were organized into several group armies.

The German artillery was armed with a steel-barreled rifled gun manufactured by the Krupp Arsenal, which had an effective firing range of 3.5 km.

As early as the winter of 1868-1869, the chief of staff of the Prussian army, General Moltke the Elder, had drawn up a war plan, Moltke predicted that the French army would attack first, and the direction of attack must be Alsace and Lorraine, especially near Strasbourg to cross the Rhine, because this is a salient in the southeast of France, directly facing the German land on the east bank of the Rhine, according to the situation of the French railway, Moltke can easily calculate that the Strasbourg railway is not capable of gathering all the main forces of the French army, More than half of the French army (150,000) was supposed to be a little north west of Strasbourg, and Metz in the heart of France was to get off and assemble. In this way, the French Metz and Strasbourg groups were bound to be separated by the Vosges Mountains.

Moltke concentrated his three armies behind the Rhine in front of Metz and Strasbourg, and did not take the initiative to attack, because he wanted the Vosges Mountains to separate the French army and did not want the mountains to separate his attacking forces. Once the direction and strength of the French attack were determined, the Prussian army could concentrate its forces to defeat the divided French army, and then launch a resolute attack on Alsace and Lorraine, annihilate the enemy's main forces in the general decisive battle, and occupy Paris. The plan also provided for military action against Austria-Hungary as soon as it entered the war on the side of France. The total strength of the French army did not exceed 570,000 during the war, of which only 330,000-340,000 were combat.

At that time, the French army practiced a standing army system, and its troops had been in battle formations for a long time, and their commanders at all levels had rich experience, and they fought all over Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas. However, the French military system does not have two levels of corps and division (except for the Guards) in peacetime, and it is hastily organized in the event of war, so it cannot ensure the proper coordination of troops, which is a major mistake of the French military leadership organ. France did not have a well-planned war plan beforehand, and there were many mistakes in the hastily drawn up plan.

Things are actually moving in the direction he designed step by step, which is not something he thought about in advance.

Young Master Meng feels that the French army is more lost at the economic level, and the military is secondary, and the country is not as big as possible, a country like Japan, the whole people are of one mind, if they get an indemnity of five billion francs at once, they can become among the ranks of the world's powers within a year!

Master Meng believes that economic reasons are the decisive factor in national competition!

Prussia in the early nineteenth century was a feudal country with a very backward social economy. In the situation of internal and external troubles, the rulers of the Kingdom of Prussia implemented a series of reforms in order to maintain their rule, which promoted the transformation of feudalism into capitalism.

In the thirties of the century, the Industrial Revolution began. From the textile industry to other industrial sectors, machines are gradually being adopted. According to statistics, the total number of steam engines in Prussia, which in 1837 was 419 (7,500 hp), had increased to 1,139 (21,700 hp) in 1846.

By the early forties, there were already 245 steam locomotives, and by 1870 the number had increased to 3,485.

In the fifties and sixties, the industrial revolution entered a high stage. During these two decades, industrial production roughly quadrupled.

Between 1860 and 1870, the production of the means of consumption increased by 20 per cent, while the production of the means of production increased by 33 per cent. In the industrial structure, the center of gravity has shifted from light industry to heavy industry, and heavy industry has become the foundation of the development of the entire industry.

Prussia is rich in coal reserves. It is concentrated in the Ruhr and Saarland regions, as well as between the Husky and Erz mountains. Before the forties of the nineteenth century, coal production in these areas was not high, as it had not yet been mined on a large scale. In 1846, for example, only 3.2 million tonnes of coal were produced, less than France's 4.5 million tonnes.

However, after the development of the fifties and sixties, the production of coal increased rapidly. According to statistics, in 1850 it was 7 million tons, in 1860 it was 17 million tons, and in 1870 it reached 34 million tons.

Driven by the growth of coal production, the metallurgical industry has developed rapidly.

In 1850, Germany produced only 210,000 tons of pig iron. After twenty years, by 1870, it had reached 1.39 million tons. In that year, iron consumption in the territory of the German Customs Union amounted to an average of 38.8 kg per person. Between 1850 and 1870, steel production also increased from 5,900 tons to 170,000 tons.

With the development of coal, steel production, the machine building industry in Prussia also developed.

From 1846 to 1861, the number of machine-building factories increased from 130 to 300.

Some machine factories are quite sizable. For example, the Berlin plant in Polsich, which specialized in the manufacture of steam engines, had 1,600 workers in 1866 and was considered one of the largest factories in the world at that time. Of the 3,485 steam locomotives owned in 1870, most were built in the country. The products of the machine factories in Berlin and Saxony are not only supplied to the domestic market, but even exported to France and Great Britain. The machine building industry is closely linked with the arms industry. The Krupp company, famous for its manufacture of cannons and shells, had 7,000 workers in 1870.

Together with the Stinas enterprise, the Polsich enterprise, it became the main supplier of weapons and equipment to the German army.

The construction of railways in Germany is also very prominent.

The German historian Thereschke said: "The first thing that pulled Germany out of its economic stagnation was the railway." ”

The first railway was opened in 1835 and ran 12 kilometers from Nuremberg to Feldt.

In 1848, the number of railways increased to 2,500 km, which was longer than the length of railways in France during the same period.

In 1850, the length of the railway reached 6,000 kilometers and spread throughout the country.

After 20 years of construction, by 1870 the length of the railway had reached 21,471 kilometers.

At the same time (1851-1870), the number of locomotives increased from 498 to 3,485, and the number of freight cars increased from 6,825 to 76,824.

From 1850 to 1870, the freight volume of the railroad increased nineteen-fold.

The railway not only led to the development of mining, metallurgy and machine-building, but also greatly strengthened Prussia's economy.

As one foreign economic historian put it: "The railways strengthened Prussia's strategic position and made it develop more rapidly economically." This was shown in the decisive moments of the struggle against Denmark, Austria and France (referring to the Austro-Prussian war of 1864, the Austro-Prussian war of 1866 and the Franco-Prussian war of 1870). ”

While talking about the rapid development of the Prussian economy, the development of its agriculture should not be overlooked.

From the early nineteenth century to the fifties, a series of reforms were carried out in agriculture, gradually abolishing feudal serfdom.

The abolition of serfdom not only accelerated the differentiation of the peasantry, causing the bankrupt peasants to migrate to the cities and become wage labourers, but also enabled the feudal landlords, who owned a large amount of land and received huge ransoms, to establish capitalist farms, thus gradually developing capitalist relations in agriculture. This gradual transition from a feudal economy to a capitalist economy is the so-called "Prussian road".

The "Prussian road" promoted the development of agriculture in the country to a certain extent, as well as the development of industry. In the fifties and sixties of the nineteenth century, in the course of the development of agriculture along the "Prussian road", farming techniques were constantly improved, chemical fertilizers were used, and cultivators, seed drills, harvesters, threshing machines, and even steam plows were widely used.

The popularization and application of new technologies have expanded the area of cultivated land and increased the yield of crops. In the mid-nineteenth century, the area of cultivated land expanded to more than 25 million hectares.

In 1870, the yield of wheat per hectare reached 1.25 tons. During this period, both potatoes and sugar beets were harvested in the world's largest quantities.

With the increase in food and fodder, the number of livestock has also increased rapidly. The development of agricultural production will inevitably play a tremendous role in promoting the development of industry and the national economy as a whole.

While the Prussian economy was developing rapidly, France's economy was also developing, but it was relatively backward.

Here's why:

First, France has few coal and iron deposits, the development of the steel industry is very slow, and the output is not high. Coal production was 1.77 million tons in 1828. Although it reached 5.15 million tons in 1847, consumption in the same year was more than 7.5 million tons. The shortfall needs to be supplemented by imports.

After the development of the fifties and sixties, the coal production in 1869 reached 13.46 million tons. In 1870 it fell to 13.33 million tons.

The production of pig iron was only 110,000 tons in 1818, 250,000 tons in 1830, 470,000 tons in 1848, 1,380,000 tons in 1869, and 1,170,000 tons in 1870.

As for the production of steel, it is even more backward.

France produced only 10,000 tons of steel in 1851 and 100,000 tons in 1869.

In 1870 it fell to 80,000 tons.

The slow development of the steel industry has affected the machine building industry. Take the steam engine, for example: in 1850 the total power of the steam engine was 370,000 horsepower, which increased to 1.85 million horsepower in 1870.

The total amount of steam engine power was significantly lower than that of Prussia.

The second is the issue of the proportion of industry in France, where light industry is dominant and heavy industry is relatively small.

Among industrial enterprises, small enterprises account for a large proportion, with small enterprises with less than 10 workers accounting for 75% of the total number of enterprises, and large enterprises with more than 1,000 workers are as small as the morning star.

At the end of the sixties of the nineteenth century, light industry accounted for 72.6 per cent of the total industrial output value, while heavy industry accounted for only 27.4 per cent. In light industry, the sector that produces fine fashion, luxury furniture and luxury goods has always played an important role. Statistics at the end of the sixties show that the annual output of clothing and luxury goods amounted to 1.5 billion francs, while that of the mining and metalworking industry as a whole was only 565 million francs.

Third, France's railway transport is a weak link in the national economy.

In 1832, the railway from Saint-Otine to Lyon was officially opened. It was the first railway in France to use a steam locomotive to transport passengers. At the end of the forties, there were about 3000 kilometers of railways. In 1869, the length of the railway line reached 17,600 kilometers. In 1870, the year of the Franco-Prussian War, the length of French railways reached 17,924 km, while Prussia had 21,471 km of railways. Not only was the length less than Prussia, but the speed of construction was also lower than that of Prussia. The German historian Thereschke put it well: when France's main lines were opened, Germany's main railways had been in operation for ten years.

Fourth, the slow development of France's industry is also closely related to its agricultural situation.

After the bourgeois revolution in France, the feudal land ownership system was abolished and the small land ownership system of the peasants was established.

Under small land ownership, although the peasants were free to use the land, it contributed to the development of capitalism in agriculture.

However, the polarization of smallholder farmers is a long-term process. A large number of poor and bankrupt peasants did not go to the cities to become free wage laborers, but fell into the trap of usury.

Loan sharks were particularly active in rural France.

In order to keep a small plot of land to operate, the bankrupt peasants preferred to endure the exploitation of usury, using their own land as collateral to borrow from usurers, and only went to the cities to sell their labor force as a last resort.

As a result, small land tenure was preserved for a long time. Not only are farmers fixed to small plots of land, but many suburban enterprises are also hired workers who occupy small plots of land, resulting in a great fragmentation of land ownership. According to statistics, in 1862, of the 3.2 million peasant households who owned more than 1 hectare of land, 2.44 million peasant households owned 1-10 hectares of land.

The long-term existence of the smallholder economy will inevitably lead to a shortage of free labor in the cities. At the same time, small farmers cannot afford to buy agricultural machinery, and small plots of land are not suitable for machine farming. In addition, subsistence smallholder farmers are hindering the expansion of domestic markets. All this not only affects the rapid development of agricultural production, but also holds back the development of industry.

From the above comparison of the development of industrial and agricultural production in Prussia and France, it can be seen that before the Franco-Prussian War, Prussia had left France behind. In terms of the main industrial sectors, it surpassed France in terms of coal and steel production, the total number of steam engine power, the length of railway lines, etc. In 1860, Prussia accounted for 16% and France accounted for only 12%; In 1870, Prussia accounted for 13% and France for 10%. In terms of economic power, Prussia already had a clear advantage.

The outcome of the Franco-Prussian War fully demonstrated the importance of the economic base.

The military contest between the two sides of the war is, in a sense, also a contest of economic strength. The economic situation of the two countries has an important and even decisive impact on all aspects.

The relationship between the state of the economy and military power is very close. As mentioned earlier, the steel industry contributed to the development of the machine industry, which in turn was linked to the arms industry. The rapid growth of the Krupp company between 1850 and 1870, with the number of workers increasing from 237 to 7,000, is clearly related to the rapid development of heavy industry during the same period. At that time, the Krupp plant and other factories were already able to manufacture mortars of 21 cm caliber and 12-pound shells.

In the Franco-Prussian War, artillery showed superiority over small arms. For example, in the Battle of Sedan, the French infantry armed with Chaspo rifles were obviously unable to withstand the bombardment of Prussian artillery and could only end in defeat.

Prussia's railway network was of great military importance.

The British military scientist said: "The superior transport capacity of the German railway system was a powerful factor in its victory in 1870." ”

In the battles of the Franco-Prussian War, it was difficult to win a frontal attack, and it was necessary to mobilize superior forces to outflank the enemy from both flanks.

The mobilization of a large number of troops for outflanking requires rapid mobilization of troops, and the transport capacity must keep up. Prussia's well-developed railway network not only made it possible to quickly transport large numbers of troops to the front and assemble them in the area of operations, but also to replenish the supply of troops in a timely manner.

Compared to Prussia, France has a large gap in railway transport capacity.

After the outbreak of the war, France was unable to mobilize sufficient troops in time.

In early August 1870, when Moltke's 370,000 Prussian troops crossed the border, France could only resist with more than 240,000 troops.

Prussia had concentrated 500,000 troops on the Rhine.

On the important relationship between rail transport and the military.

Why modern wars are carried out by relying on railway lines, this is the reason, when we watch anti-Japanese films, we often hear devils say things like going south along Jinpu Road.

As General Delegagai points out in his book Modern Warfare: "The first thing a country considers when organizing the defence of its frontiers is not to enclose its territory with fortified areas, but to spread a network of railways throughout its territory in order to ensure the rapid concentration of forces possible." ”

Thanks to the full and effective use of its railway transport capacity, the Prussian army had an advantage in terms of the number of soldiers involved in the war, not to mention in terms of weaponry.

The Prussian army not only had an advantage in numbers and weapons, but also had an important condition, that is, its quality and combat effectiveness.

At that time, Prussia already had a standing army of 800,000 well-trained, more than the armies of any European country!

France was able to mobilize only 300,000 troops.

Already in the sixties of the XIX century, Prussia developed a military system of mobilization and ensuring logistical supplies.

It provides for separate mobilization and logistics responsibilities for each regional command. Each command has an up-to-date reserve manual and a large stockpile of uniforms, equipment, and munitions, so that equipment can be called up and a regiment transported to a designated assembly area in a timely manner upon order from the War Department.

In contrast, France's ability to mobilize and concentrate troops was poor.

At the beginning of the Franco-Prussian War, France not only exposed many shortcomings in the technical arrangements for mobilization and concentration of troops, leaving the troops in a state of confusion (e.g., the general could not find the troops under his command, and did not even have a map of the French border).

And it also showed obvious disadvantages in terms of weapons and equipment, logistical supply, etc.

War broke out on July 19, 1870. The next day, the French Quartermaster General telegraphed the War Department that the troops had "no sugar, no coffee, no food, no wine, no salt, very little grease and biscuits" and that they needed to "send at least a million rations to Dionville in a hurry."

On the 24th, the quartermaster of the 3rd French Army sent a telegram to the War Department, saying: "We have no medical personnel, no hospital boxes, no marching quarters, no transport vehicles, and in the 4th Cavalry Division, there is not even a single officer."

Many of the teams heading to the front line lacked ammunition and equipment.

The reserve artillery of the 12th Army Corps, although it had old artillery, had a short range. According to the commander of the corps, General Lebrun, in his memoirs: "Not a single shell was able to reach the target." The shells either fell into the fields or exploded in the air at a distance; It is also necessary to pass through two or three times the range to reach the target and work. I was disappointed because the guns didn't work. He ordered the artillery captain to move the gun emplacements forward a few hundred meters in order to get as close as possible to the infantry line. The captain retorted: "Two or three hundred meters, more or less, the Prussian artillery is still superior to ours. Again, our shells could not fly to our enemy's positions. ”

How could the French army, which was so poorly armed, not suffer a crushing defeat in the face of the superior Prussian army?!

To a certain extent, the quality and combat effectiveness of the armed forces also reflect the quality of the whole people. And the quality of the whole people, the quality of the army and the combat effectiveness, is also a manifestation of the country's economic situation; In other words, it is determined by a certain economic base. Since the Stein and Hardenberg reforms in the early nineteenth century, Prussia has attached great importance to education and advocated science to meet the needs of large-scale machine industry and agricultural technological transformation.

In 1819, the state established a technical committee.

And through the establishment of schools, the publication of books, the holding of exhibitions, etc., the development of science and education.

In 1825, compulsory education was introduced.

In the same year, the first engineering university was established in Karlsruhe.

Subsequently, a number of engineering universities were established in Darmstadt, Munich, Dresden, Stuttgart and other places, which trained a large number of practical scientific and technical personnel.

In the sixties, the enrolment rate of schoolchildren in Prussia had reached 97.5 per cent.

Before the 70s, chemistry, physics, and other disciplines developed rapidly, and through school education, these scientific knowledge were rapidly disseminated and applied, so that science and technology could be transformed into real productive forces.

Science and education have not only improved the cultural quality of the whole people, but also promoted economic development. All these were important factors in the growth of Prussia's national strength. Even in 1871, at the end of the Franco-Prussian War, the French had to admit: "The better-educated people won!" ”

Therefore, Master Meng believes that the economy determines politics, politics determines the military, and all ideological development must be driven by the economy, and only when the economy develops first can people's thinking keep up, otherwise, even if communism (the most advanced, the most bullish social system, political direction, hehe) is made now, how can it be implemented without soil?

France falls, it falls economically inferior to Germany, education, industry, military, there is no place to surpass Germany, so it is not unjust to lose at all!

If you give Young Master Meng more than 100 million yuan of Chinese official silver now, Young Master Meng is confident that he will lead 50,000 people to an undeveloped place to establish a city, establish a colony, and establish a country by himself! There is no need to talk nonsense in this palace anymore, but Young Master Meng only has more than three million taels of cash in his hand, where can he get hundreds of millions of official silver taels?

Watching the shaman archmages dance, Young Master Meng's thoughts wandered in his own calculations, until he was yelled by the shaman's archmage, and he was frightened to retract.

The shaman archmage shook his head and shouted: "Gege wake up, Gege wake up, evil deeds go quickly, evil deeds go quickly, the gods come to protect the body, the gods come to protect the body!" ……”

Young Master Meng estimates that these shaman archmages can develop in the direction he thinks, which means that these archmages are also quite well-informed, and before they come to do things, they will inquire about the process of things in advance, and then casually say a cracking method that has nothing to do with them, so that they will always be able to eat.

The Empress Dowager Cixi pondered for a moment, and said to the Empress Dowager Ci'an: "Sister, now I can only find all the candidates for the forehead that Gege has selected in the previous two years to shake Gege's palms. ”

The Empress Dowager Ci'an nodded and said, "That's the only way!" It's impossible to watch Gege just ...... Woohoo......"

The Empress Dowager Ci'an has a gentle temperament, and she is also the most kind, and her love for Jiegege is really not lost to the Empress Lihuang Concubine at all, and she can't stop crying when she speaks.

Empress Dowager Cixi sighed and gently touched Empress Dowager Ci'an's back, "Sister, don't be too sad, I'll let people gather people immediately, but it's been delayed for two years, I'm afraid that someone will already get married." ”

When the Empress Dowager Ci'an heard this, she raised her head and said hurriedly: "Don't be limited anymore!" Find all the children in Beijing who can match the qualifications, except for the kings and grandsons of the close clan, all the Manchu children are found! ”

The Empress Dowager Cixi shook her head, "Where is this?" Isn't it all messed up all at once? What is our identity? can be worthy of the character, at least the children of the Yipin family, how can ordinary Manchurian children be? Gege's hand, how can it be touched casually? How can Gege's appearance be seen casually? ”

Empress Dowager Ci'an was anxious: "When is it?" Where can you take care of all this? You won't cover your face, huh? Of course, Gege's appearance can't be seen, according to the level, come in waves, let's find everyone first, how many children are there in the first-class official's family? I'm afraid that what if the children in the family of the first-class officials don't make it? ”

The Empress Dowager Cixi sighed and said, "Sister, I know, I will let people divide them into batches first, and I will let people arrange them, just follow what my sister said, one by one." I believe that people all over the world can also understand our hardships. ”

Emperor Tongzhi also cares about Jie Gege, he and Jie Gege are the same age, they have been playing together since they were children, they are closer than anyone else, and they are pacing back and forth anxiously, "Huang Eniang, don't discuss, hurry up and find someone, the words of the archmage will definitely not be wrong!" The royal sister is already like this, who dares to say anything? Being able to save the imperial sister is a great achievement, and it is naturally worthy of the imperial sister. ”

"Yes, let's go." Empress Dowager Ci'an said anxiously: "As long as you can save Jie'er, anything will happen." ”

The emperor kept walking around, and the past two days have indeed been in a hurry!

Young Master Meng saw the emperor's appearance, and his opinion of the emperor was a little better, even if the emperor was a straw bag, he was also a kind straw bag, if he was not the emperor, just an ordinary gentleman of a rich and noble family, with the kindness of this emperor, he should also be able to live a peaceful and happy life.

Young Master Meng sighed silently, sighing that fate had made people.

When the news came out, the Manchu men in the entire Beijing division were in high spirits! Many people are saddened by their early marriage!

Because the name of Jiegege's beauty has already spread throughout the Qing Dynasty.

Jing Duo almost didn't find a wall to crash to death, but he didn't expect that he and Gege would not be able to get married, and he would actually pass Gege unconscious?

Jing Duo said hatefully: "This must be weird! Such a coincidence? I am married to Gege, will Gege Chong be evil? ”

Zhilin did not speak.

Zai Cheng also said: "Xuan Yuemeng's little ghost is also there, it can't be some trick of Xuan Yuemeng, right?" However, listening to Ama and Eniang, all the doctors in the Tai Hospital are fine, and they also found a famous doctor from the whole Beijing Division to enter the palace, and the Queen Mother of the two palaces and the Empress Dowager of Lihuang are in a hurry, and it doesn't look like a fake. ”

Zhilin smashed his fist, "It's a pity that I'm married!" ”

Jing Duo was almost not by Zhilin, he was embarrassed by all the people here, this Zhilin is still thinking about this?

Not only Zhilin, but the men of the entire Jingshi are actually crazy, this kind of opportunity is more than the test champion Niu Cha! It's a rhythm that needs to be climbed in one step!

The efficiency of the work in the palace is high, one by one, first the children of the Yipin family, more than 100 people, all shook hands with Jiegege!

Naturally, none of them were selected.

Everyone came in high spirits and left aggrieved, not to mention anything else, they shook hands with Gege's ******** little hand, which was a blessing for three lives!

The Empress Dowager Cixi was anxious, "Is the words of this shaman archmage credible?" So many people have tried, and if we go any further, we will be wronged. ”

The emperor almost didn't die in a hurry, "I won't be wronged, if anyone becomes the forehead of the imperial sister, I will definitely reward him!" Even if he farmed, he was also promoted to wealth and wealth. ”

The Empress Dowager Cixi glanced at the emperor, "Emperor, you are about to become pro-government, didn't you speak?" ”

Emperor Tongzhi was scolded by the Empress Dowager Cixi, and he didn't dare to speak wildly, so he stood aside, looked at Jie Gege in a daze, and was secretly worried.

Because, further down is the child of the second-grade official family.

Not to mention the extremely noble identity of Wei Jiegege, it is the eldest daughter of Prince Gong, who is married to the children of the Yipin family.

Empress Dowager Ci'an sighed, "Then what should I do?" The words of the shaman must be believed! It's good to be able to wake up Gege, and in the future, the emperor can be rewarded, and the second product can also be mentioned as a product! ”

The Empress Dowager Cixi nodded yes, "It's still reasonable for my sister to say, I'm afraid that the second grade group of people will not succeed, and it will be troublesome." ”

Of course, the second grade of this group of people will not succeed, and then the third grade of this group of people, the fourth grade of this group of people, to the fifth grade, it has reached the bottom line, all the possible Eight Banners have tried!

The Empress Dowager Cixi was almost desperate, and the Empress Dowager Lihuang and the Empress Dowager Ci'an were crying bitterly! Another full day! (To be continued.) )