Prevent?
overthrow?
Why is this question asked?
Xin Qiji looked at Su Yonglin for a while with some surprise.
"Will you?"
"I can't guarantee that one day I will be corrupted by the superior people. Then I will also want to live a luxurious life. This is hard to say. After all, before the revolution, my biggest ideal was to find a group of people. The beauty enjoys luxury and lives in debauchery until her death. If I change, will you stop me?"
"this……"
Xin Qiji touched the beard on his chin and said with a wry smile: "This is really an embarrassing question. It feels like the emperor asking his ministers whether they will usurp power in the future. If it were replaced by someone else, I'm afraid I’m going to be scared to death.”
"Hahahahahaha! Just tell me if you can!"
Su Yonglin smiled very happily.
Xin Qiji struggled for a while.
"It's not easy to get to this point. Everyone has paid so much. If we go back, there will be too many people who are sorry. No, I can't accept it."
Xin Qiji looked at Su Yonglin: "I will do my best to stop you."
"Okay! Well said! Hahahahahahaha..."
Su Yonglin laughed for a long time.
He did not continue to ask Xin Qiji any questions.
But he suddenly felt that it would be interesting to recommend Xin Qiji to continue to serve as the second chairman of the Renaissance Society after he abdicated. Although Xin Qiji had no memory of the future, Su Yonglin saw Xin Qiji's perseverance.
After all, he was a fierce man who even dared to kill his own life. His revolution was clean and thorough, and he completely drew a clear line with the past.
But then again, if you don’t even dare to risk your own life, what kind of revolutionary do you think you are? This is the most basic requirement, okay?
After that day, Su Yonglin continued to pay attention to the news about the Battle of Xiangfan, and spent most of his energy on the investigation of the marriage relationships of the revival members.
After all, Kong Maojie is still the same Kong Maojie. He has a zero-tolerance attitude towards crime, especially towards his own comrades. Once he finds something wrong with them, he will become the second power of anger, and his anger will reach the sky.
Su Yonglin asked him to investigate the marriage status of Fuxing members. He originally thought that there might be some problems, but the problems could be controlled within a relatively stable range, but he did not expect that there were really many problems.
Within the General Affairs Department of the Renaissance Society, which was the first to investigate, six members had problems with their marriages.
Two of them were in a similar situation to Sun Jingwei's. They both divorced their wives first and then married new wives. However, they were relatively low-key and did not make it known to everyone, so not many people knew about it, and no one took it seriously at the time.
The remaining four all had young women of unknown origin living together in their families. After a brief questioning, they found out that they were definitely not sisters or cousins, but concubines.
This is true for the Ministry of General Affairs itself, let alone other members.
Starting an investigation from the Zhongdu Renaissance Association headquarters, Kong Maojie discovered problems one after another.
In the end, unable to control his anger at all, these members were temporarily dismissed from their positions one after another, and all were brought to the Supervision Department for interrogation, asking them to honestly explain what happened.
Kong Maojie began to expand his actions to the entire Zhongdu Renaissance Association headquarters, and Su Yonglin personally presided over the special disposal meeting against Sun Jingwei.
Because the process is relatively clear, the evidence is conclusive, and nothing extra happened, Sun Jingwei's matter can basically be determined.
His thoughts and morals declined and he did something very shameful. As a member of the Renaissance, this is absolutely unacceptable. It can even be considered a sign of the reappearance of superior behavior in Sun Jingwei.
Subsequently, Su Yonglin proposed expelling Sun Jingwei from Fuxing membership and took the lead in raising his hands.
Everyone in the meeting immediately raised their hands, and no one did not raise their hands.
So Sun Jingwei, who looked pale, was expelled from the Fuxing membership.
After this, Su Yonglin officially announced the revision of the membership charter of the Renaissance Association, adding a clause in the charter - all members must adhere to the bottom line of the monogamy system and are not allowed to take concubines or make mistakes on the issue of men and women. All concubines will be expelled from the meeting and will never be admitted.
Su Yonglin decided to take two steps.
First, fix the internal affairs of the Renaissance Association, and then influence the imperial court through the Renaissance Association, which has an increasing influence on the government. And through the revision of the law, the concubinage system is banned, and the strict monogamy system is implemented throughout the country.
Sun Jingwei was singled out as a typical example, and his story was reported to all revival organizations.
So, on the third day after his wedding, he experienced the great joys and sorrows of life.
I thought it was a happy thing, I thought my life was about to embark on another glorious path, but the situation suddenly changed and took a turn for the worse.
What's even worse is that because there are Renaissance organizations in the army, and the Military Affairs Department of the Renaissance is directly responsible for managing the Renaissance organizations in the army, this matter quickly spreads in the army, and everyone knows about it.
Sun Jingwei originally thought that losing his membership in Fuxing would not affect his position in the military and the normal performance of his duties.
He thought that although he had lost his membership status, he was still the division commander and still had the opportunity to make contributions, so he felt that as long as he could make contributions in the future, he could seek the possibility of returning to the organization, which would solve the problem. .
He quickly adjusted his mood and regained his optimistic attitude. He felt that all this was no big deal. As long as he was not embarrassed, others would be embarrassed. As long as he was thick-skinned, nothing was impossible.
But he was wrong, very wrong.
Originally, many people in the Second Division of the Tabai Army knew about Sun Jingwei's divorce and marriage, and many people in the entire Tabai Army knew about it.
At first, no one took it seriously, and some even joked or envied Sun Jingwei for his quick actions, making the old trees bloom, and backhand marrying a young and beautiful daughter of a rich family. His future life must be colorful and everyone will envy him.
There are even many people who are secretly moving to do something following Sun Jingwei's footsteps.
Others adhere to moral values and despise what Sun Jingwei did. They think it is shameful for him to do so, but they dare not express their contempt publicly. Only people close to Sun Jingwei have advised and stopped him. But it didn't work.
For example, An Weicheng, the division instructor of Sun Jingwei's second division.
He was dissatisfied with Sun Jingwei's actions and repeatedly advised him not to divorce his wife and marry another, so as not to damage his reputation. By then, not only his personal reputation would be damaged, but the reputation of the second division would also be damaged.
However, Sun Jingwei insisted on going his own way and refused to listen to advice. He insisted on divorcing his wife and marrying another, so An Weicheng broke off the relationship with him in anger.
Deputy commander Zhou Tai also repeatedly persuaded Sun Jingwei to act cautiously, feeling that it was not a good idea to do so. Once an incident occurred, it was likely to cause disputes and cause serious consequences.
But Sun Jingwei didn't listen to him either, and Zhou Tai was helpless.
Originally, Sun Jingwei thought that this matter was not a big deal at all. Changing a wife or something like that for a man was just like changing clothes. There was nothing wrong with it.
However, when Su Yonglin characterized the matter and expelled him from the membership, the impact suddenly became apparent.
All the contempt within the army began to show itself, all neutrality turned into indifference, and support turned into neutrality leaning toward indifference.
To put it simply, all revival members in the Second Division and even the Tabai Army no longer interact with Sun Jingwei, whether out of suspicion or contempt.
Sun Jingwei held a military meeting as usual to arrange military training tasks, but he found that something was wrong.
Instructor An Weicheng was very disappointed with Sun Jingwei in the past. Now he heard that Sun Jingwei had been expelled from the membership. When he saw Sun Jingwei again, An Weicheng sneered repeatedly and then walked away.
Zhou Tai looked at Sun Jingwei helplessly, sighed repeatedly, without saying a word, just shook his head and left.
So other officers and instructors at all levels also left with An Weicheng and Zhou Tai.
The whole room suddenly became empty, leaving only Sun Jingwei.
So Sun Jingwei found that he could not even hold a military meeting to arrange the next military training.
No one was left with him.
The Second Division had become alienated from him and was unwilling to obey his orders.
