Running an Inn in the Jianghu

I would like to say that banning martial arts does not mean making martial arts disappear. Banning martial arts means nationalizing sharp weapons such as martial arts. Just like China's current ban on guns, civilians are not allowed to have guns. Having guns is illegal. However, it does not mean that national defense organizations such as the military and armed police cannot hold guns. Banning weapons is also the same. But to be honest, it is really difficult to implement, because the gun is a foreign object after all. You can recover the gun by confiscating it, but martial arts cannot. Even if it can be abolished, the martial arts knowledge in the mind cannot be abolished. As long as he remembers that whether it is to retrain or teach others, it is a big problem. It is impossible to kill it. How many people will be killed? So I personally think that although the ban on martial arts can be implemented, based on practical considerations, it is more reliable to register the population of people who practice martial arts. Everyone who practices martial arts must register with the government. There is no need to report martial arts or realm. You only need to let the government know. It is enough to have such a person who knows martial arts. Any martial arts disputes that arise in the future, as long as they do not involve civilians and do not endanger the stability, will be handled according to the rules of the rivers and lakes, and the government will not interfere. In addition, registered knights can get certain bonuses from the government, and can If you choose to accept the recruitment, the reward will be more generous. However, if an unregistered martial arts practitioner commits a crime, the government will spare no effort to annihilate him. He will even issue a large reward for the knight to collect and make money. This is the first ten years of the ban on martial arts plan. The first step... This idea does not take into account the actual situation of a dynasty, but it is very feasible under ideal conditions. I hope it can give the author some help←_←. After all, it is really rare to see inn-like Jianghu articles nowadays.

I casually browsed through the martial arts section and found two seedlings that I could read ~ Another book on the Periodic Table of Elements that I could read without thinking was pretty good.

Come on, a large group of wealthy people are coming to the inn.

The advantages of this book are described. If there are any shortcomings, fellow Taoists can add them 1. The integration of inn flow, system flow, and construction flow into one is very imaginative 2. It is non-toxic and non-bloody at the beginning (this is an advantage) 3. The three views are normal, there is no darkness and holy mother br>4. This book should be mainly about construction, but there are also a lot of laughs 5. The food flow is relatively ordinary, and it would be good to add copies or something (personal suggestion) 6. I see that it is very smooth now and there are no big snags (Chapter 24)

If you open an inn, just open it properly. Damn it, I was running here and there, one moment the cockcrow mountain, the next moment the mountain was too clear. I skipped these directories directly.

Both the protagonist and the supporting characters are well portrayed and make people like them, making them feel love and compassion.

When does this chapter say that restrictions can be lifted? It's not enough.

Isn't this emperor afraid of being assassinated by martial arts masters? It's impossible not to have masters! I can't understand!

If you don't work in the inn, you just go out and wander around every day. The more you read, the less interesting it becomes.

Do you really want to open a branch? Then the No. 1 Inn in the World will have branches from the main store. There will no longer be that feeling of being the only one in the world.