At the same time, he was also closely monitoring the subtle changes in the Yan Yun region.
Nurtured by a series of policies from Gu Jin, the war-ravaged lands of Yan Yun were finally beginning to slowly and steadily regain vitality.
The Imperial Censorate was indeed overly mature.
Especially with the prior experience of developing the Northern Han's land, everything in the Yan Yun region now proceeded smoothly.
As restrictions on corn cultivation were gradually lifted, this high-yield crop quickly took root in the relatively spacious lands of Yan Yun.
Although it did not immediately solve all problems, it genuinely became a "stabilizing force" attracting refugees to settle down.
Coupled with tax reduction policies, people migrating from Hebei, Hedong, and even further began to establish new homes on the desolate fields.
The "workshop districts" established in Youzhou, Shunzhou, Tan Province, and other places began taking shape.
