After a few days, Su Yonglin met with the rest of the nine-member decision-making team.
He laughed and talked about many things with them, including Chai Yuanming, who replaced Lin Jingchun in handling financial affairs. He also talked with them, which by the way cured their mental internal friction.
Then Su Yonglin really felt relaxed.
He began to truly enjoy the eight-hour work system he had prescribed for industrial workers.
In the past, he had no rest to speak of, but now, he only needs to conscientiously implement the eight-hour work system to complete the work he needs to complete.
He works from nine to five every day, handles some daily affairs and emergencies, eats at a certain time, and gets off work at a certain time. There are really not many people in the entire court who can implement the eight-hour work system like him, but no one thinks This is not good.
Because this is what Su Yonglin deserves.
Su Yonglin began to have a lot of free time that he had dreamed of in the past. Eight hours of work, eight hours of rest, and the remaining eight hours were left to himself. He could do what he wanted to do with relative freedom.
For example, reading books, writing articles, and spending time with my wife and children.
Help Zhao Xirui with some drama troupe scripts, or help take care of her youngest son Zexiong when Zhao Xirui is busy, and supervise Zeying, whose study status has entered the next stage.
Picking up his son from school has become a relatively normal thing. After getting off work, Su Yonglin will take time to pick up his son from school. If he wants to come back to eat, he can come back to eat. If he wants to eat outside, Su Yonglin will accompany him to eat outside.
As Su Yonglin's life got on the right track, the entire imperial court seemed to have gradually found the right track to enter the next era amidst extreme busyness, and began to slowly walk along this correct track but the road ahead was not very clear.
People are trying to get used to the post-imperial era after leaving Su Yonglin's direct leadership, and trying to get used to the new era of collective leadership.
Some are confused, some are anxious, some are rejoicing, some are sighing, some are supportive, and some are opposed.
But no matter what, Su Yonglin's decisions will not stop, because this is the last arbitrary decision he will make as the emperor with real power.
Those who support the imperial power must obey the emperor's orders. This is a rule.
The only ones who can resist are those who oppose the imperial power, but why should those who oppose the imperial power oppose Su Yonglin's move?
As a result, this matter has fallen into a strange legal dead end that neither the supporters nor the opposition can overturn. Everyone has reached a logical dead end, and no matter from any aspect, they do not know how to deny the matter itself.
We cannot deny that this is an unprecedented [dead end] that has never been seen before and will probably never happen again in the future.
The only thing that can give some comfort to the Spiritualists who are obsessed with the era of imperial power is that Su Yonglin still holds the final veto power in the nine-person decision-making group. This is considered to be the last firewall left by Su Yonglin to the Ming Dynasty.
However, the firewall will only really come in handy when there is a fire. When there is no fire, the firewall is just a pure existence.
You know, Su Yonglin, who controls the last firewall, is now working nine to five!
He is also the only one in the entire nine-person decision-making group who works a nine-to-five job.
Everyone else was enjoying the good fortune and losing a lot of their hair. He was the only one who enjoyed his nine-to-five job. His face was rosy and shiny, and he seemed to be in great spirits. Did he look half sick at that time?
Every day when it gets dark, Su Yonglin comes over slowly, makes himself a cup of tea, and sits down to deal with the things that need to be dealt with that day.
Processed extremely quickly.
Things that take an ordinary person an hour to deal with, he can handle in one or two sticks of incense. His thinking is clear, and the processing content is complete and meticulous. As long as the executor follows his instructions, there will basically be no problems. Feedback is good.
After everything was done, Su Yonglin leaned on a chair, drank tea and read a book. When he was interested, he wrote an article. When he was not interested, he wandered around the courtyard of the Ministry of Military Affairs, chatting with anyone who seemed to have free time. , regardless of the other party’s status.
When noon arrived, he invited his subordinates to go to the imperial dining hall to eat together. He queued up for meals in the imperial dining hall and ate with ordinary officials, chatting and laughing with a calm expression.
When he met someone who was too busy with work to have a meal, he would take the initiative to bring them food and thoughtfully ask them what they wanted to eat or not.
After lunch, he took a nice nap in the official lounge.
When it was time to go to work in the afternoon, I put on the posture of "Who will wake up first from the big dream, I will know my whole life", stretched, and then slowly started to work in the afternoon, without being in a hurry.
He can handle any matter, and he can give the most correct way to handle it in the fastest time.
The speed at which he handled matters far exceeded the execution speed of his subordinates, so his subordinates broke their legs for it, but to him, all this was just a trivial matter.
As the sun set, he drank the tea in the cup, poured out the tea leaves, cleaned the cup, returned the things on the table to their original places, then said hello to everyone with a smile, and walked home slowly.
He left behind subordinates who were far less capable than him and had to work overtime in order to handle the government affairs he had handled.
Is this the fucking emperor? !
Where did the old man from the reception room come from?
He lay down in a lying posture, looking like he had no nostalgia, no care, or even disgust for his past power.
Even when some of his subordinates habitually came to him to ask for a decision because of some difficult-to-solve problems, he looked very surprised.
"What are you looking for me for? Find the person responsible for this matter. Times have changed."
Su Yonglin stretched out his hand to let his subordinates out. After a brief confusion, the subordinates reluctantly accepted the fact that times had changed, and left Su Yonglin's sight with confusion and uneasiness.
This is a legacy that everyone from top to bottom has not yet fully adapted to the post-imperial era, but Su Yonglin believes that with the passage of time, all this can be changed.
Sooner or later everyone will get used to a system without an emperor.
It's just that at present, this kind of behavior is regarded as bad behavior by the spiritualists of the old era, and it is sinful and unacceptable.
Although he has divided the power, he is still the emperor, he is still the emperor in name, and he is still the master of the Ming Empire. How could he be so messed up?
Write a book
Although Su Yonglin took advantage of the trend of attacking the old and the young to promote the substantial end of imperial power, in the eyes of many people, the main credit for the Ming Dynasty to come to this day was created by Su Yonglin and the emperor Su Yonglin.
Su Yonglin dealt a heavy blow to the restoration forces in the DPRK, vigorously promoted the reform forces, and further consolidated the revolutionary regime. However, people in this era had not experienced life without an emperor.
Su Yonglin laid the groundwork for his abdication many years in advance, including asking everyone to call him Chairman instead of His Majesty during publicity. He disliked the title Your Majesty very much, but his status as emperor still existed.
Therefore, when Su Yonglin promoted various political reforms and reshaped the superstructure of the Ming Dynasty, the conservative forces of the restoration that were stunned at the beginning gradually came back to their senses.
Although they no longer have the power to resist in the central court, within the entire Ming Dynasty and the entire Ming Dynasty official system, such people are far from being eradicated.
After the central government began to carry out the election of central representatives and mass representatives in an all-round way, a wave of opposition that should not be underestimated also began to sound louder.
