Clan Rise: Starting as a Grandfather

Yang Zhenshan then asked some more questions, which Zhou Ren and Lu Wenhua both answered one by one.

After the two of them left, Yang Zhenshan went to inspect the city walls again, where the repair of Guard City’s ramparts was underway frantically, with a thousand-strong construction crew bustling about.

From the initial chaos and maladjustment, the construction team gradually entered a more orderly and progressive phase.

Although there are many shortcomings in both management and construction, this was inevitable.

Yang Zhenshan had brought over some concepts from his previous life, but it would take time for his subordinates to understand and implement his ideas.

Overall, it still looked very promising.

After inspecting the walls, Yang Zhenshan hurried back to the government office and found a working room in the Experience Bureau.

Apart from handling the clerical work within the garrison, the Experience Bureau also took part in daily management tasks, such as overseeing finances, military pay, farmland, judicial matters, and litigation, assisting the seal-keeping officials in managing the affairs of governance.

In fact, the largest organization within the Guardian Department was the Experience Bureau.

For more effective management, Yang Zhenshan had further delineated the duties of the Experience Bureau, with Han Fei serving as the head, under whom were divided more than a dozen sections, including two for clerical work, as well as sections for finance, military registration, horse administration, military law, construction, and so on.