Of course, it was his own doing that he sent people to cause trouble in foreign countries.
They also adopted many orphans and arranged for them to be raised.
The queen ant gave birth to her young with a pattering sound, and black factories, white factories, orphanages, and women's protection associations were gradually established!
The next step is the shipyard.
Of course, this is what's out in the open.
Sherry and her diverse group of boys lived a carefree life.
Princess Haruki gave birth to a son, but died from postpartum hemorrhage.
The Jiaqing Emperor posthumously conferred upon her the title of Consort Chun, and her child was named Mianhuai and placed under the care of Consort Hui.
Of course, the concubines in the harem also had that idea.
It was Xingzhen who brought it up, and Emperor Jiaqing himself was a little guilty.
He barely touches her and can't have a child with her.
So this child is considered compensation!
He felt very little guilt towards the other concubines.
He was busy enacting laws targeting opium.
Gradually, it was discovered that the bureaucracy was in disarray.
Thus, Emperor Jiaqing, armed with weapons, began to stir up trouble.
On the one hand, Han people were promoted extensively, since they had no connection with the corrupt Manchu officials and were more proactive in their work.
On the one hand, they confiscated the property and looted a considerable amount of silver.
Therefore, at Xingzhen's suggestion, they partnered with Xueli to set up a factory.
Of course, Sherry was behind the scenes!
She controlled the overall direction, and her daily life consisted of seducing young men and cultivating herself.
Xingzhen has Xue Li behind her, so the Fucha family became her support.
Of course, there is no apparent connection between them!
With her experience and skill, Xingzhen quietly began making arrangements in the previous dynasty.
Under Xingzhen's deliberate manipulation, the Empress's legitimate son, Mianning, appears increasingly mediocre.
However, some officials did mention that empresses and concubines should not interfere in politics.
Unfortunately, when Emperor Jiaqing wanted to come up with an effective solution, those people couldn't.
They can talk a lot and be eloquent, but they can't put their words into practice.
Emperor Jiaqing grew increasingly disliked those people, including the Empress who subtly tried to sow discord between Xingzhen and others.
The matter in the palace has been settled.
Sherry, along with several men and women from the Fucha family, quietly changed the lives of the people.
Textile factories, steel mills, telegraph factories... wherever factories were set up, the local people made money.
It's just that talent is dwindling!
Shirley thought about it and realized that Xingzhen was biased and wary of the Han people.
Sydney simply led her men to seize Japan and the nearby Ryukyu Islands!
Then a republic was established!
Ambitious individuals from the Qing Dynasty flocked there!
During those days, Xingzhen felt somewhat uneasy!
Sherry bluntly said, "I might as well kill you."
Xingzhen has quieted down.
Asking what Sherry means.
The final result of the discussion was that Xingzhen tentatively reminded the emperor to open private schools among the common people!
The success rate is not high.
After all, the Manchus were not numerous and were genuinely afraid of a Han Chinese counterattack!
For generations, they have been on guard against the Han people!
Sydney eventually decided to absorb some of her people into her republic.
It's better to retreat behind the scenes and focus on honing one's skills!
Foreigners were too preoccupied with the devastation of their own countries by opium to target the Qing Dynasty.
However, the laws of the Qing Dynasty were not effective in controlling the rampant spread of opium.
The old method: illegal factories are short of workers!
For a while, the Qing Dynasty enjoyed peace and tranquility.
Emperor Jiaqing's favor towards Xingzhen grew even stronger.
Because Sydney opened the factory first, the government definitely wants to take control.
Therefore, Emperor Jiaqing actively sought cooperation with foreigners.
The Qing Dynasty also embarked on the Industrial Revolution in a short period of time!
As people's lives improved, young men and women had more opportunities.
Emperor Jiaqing was always unwilling for Han Chinese to learn to read and write.
This caused a huge influx of people to the Republic, and within a few years, the Republic's population became somewhat saturated.
The rapid development suppressed the Qing Dynasty, making it vulnerable at every turn.
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