Loser System and Berserker Me Chapter 44: A Benevolent Governor for a New Dynasty

A light fragrance wafted in a golden field.

Diligent farmers tended to their crops, while tanned fishermen caught fishes. It was a bustle. The lush countryside greenery showed that this was a year of good harvest.

“Up!”

A flag was waved, and a bunch of well-built young lads began practicing their drills under their instructor’s command.

Even though Shu Yichao had pivoted toward governance, he was still reluctant to become a teacher or instructor. Thus, he focused his effort on developing a system of militia farmers, the subject that he was theoretically most familiar with…

…though, most of the time, it was his Elite Horse Archers doing the work, and he was only responsible for fastforwarding.

Shu Yichao had thought that his troops were dumbasses who were only good for murder and plundering, but they turned out to be smarter than he had thought. Be it paperwork, weaponry inspection, army training, education, or accounting, those were all within their means.

With weapons they were warriors. With brushes they were scholars.

As expected of Beacons of the Otherworld’s troops. All their talents and stats were randomly generated, except for their names and fighting-related details.

“Provinces, state capitals, agricultural fields, centurions, and chiliarchs…” Shu Yichao nodded as he looked at the new administrative and military units adopted by Constantin XI. “It’s starting to sound more and more like the Central Plains.”

But that was not all.

Shu Yichao conversed in Mandarin, so his Elite Horse Archers also conversed in Mandarin too. Naturally, they also taught using Mandarin. Thus came the bizarre sight of the Romains shouting ‘Wan, Too, Tree’ while performing military drills.

It also helped that written Mandarin had a wider base of characters, whereas simple and concise characters aided military communication. So, they adopted written Mandarin for flag signals, documents, and all kinds of communication needs.

This resulted in those living in the militia farms being more well-versed in Mandarin than Latin.

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