"Minister."

As the highest administrative organ, the Shadow Pavilion is composed of the general and other ministers of state.

Administrative power does not belong to individuals, but to the unified shadow pavilion. The general will be directly appointed and dismissed by the shadow, while other ministers will be appointed by the general.

As the first general of the Fire Country, the Fire General, Miki's appointment was directly appointed by the acting Hokage Mito.

After the village became larger, it was no longer feasible for Ying to directly manage all matters in the village as before.

In addition to performing general administrative affairs, it mainly exercises these powers, formulates decrees, implements laws, manages state affairs, handles foreign relations, concludes treaties, takes charge of implementation-related affairs, prepares budgets, etc.

The Shadow Pavilion exercises political power and is collectively responsible to the Shadow.

In order to prevent the general from neglecting Ying, Meiji actually did not give him absolute power, and many important rights were still in Ying's hands.

In a super society, there is no need to worry too much about this.

Unless the generals of the following dynasties can challenge the majesty of God, there is no possibility of taking advantage of the shadow.

To put it simply, it is just a part-time job group.

The main task is to assist the general, assist the work of the Shadow Pavilion, work from top to bottom, and review matters related to the Shadow Pavilion for decision-making.

In addition, this organization does not require military attaches, members with ninja status.

Shinobi will take orders directly from Shadow.

As an exception, Miki is authorized by Mito, and the successor general will never have Miki's current rights.

Whoever wants to sit in this position under the buttocks will have to let others sit in the future anyway.

"So, do you understand the main functions of Shadow Pavilion?"

Mei Ji asked the girl.

The girl first explained the structure and main functions of the Shadow Pavilion in detail.

It looks like a lot of work has been done.

Belong is the standard answer.

"Looking past the appearance to see the essence, what is the Shadow Pavilion in your understanding?" Mei Ji continued to ask.

There is no fixed answer to this.

"Serve the shadow." Without thinking for a second, the girl said her answer.

Perhaps she has thought about it for a long time.

"Interesting answer." Mei Ji said: "Then, what is the difference from the previous daimyo system?"

Is there a difference? Isn't Kage the new daimyo?

The new owner of this land is King Lin.

The girls around them pricked up their ears.

The Uchiha and Senju guys in the corner also cheered up.

"The difference is that the daimyo in the past represented the privileged class." The girl said: "Today's Kage, she is the only one who belongs to the privileged class. Others below her, whether rich or poor, tall, short, fat, thin, beautiful or ugly, men and women, all enjoy absolute fairness!"

"Well" she tapped her fingers lightly on the table, Meiji rested her cheek on one hand and stared at the girl without saying anything.

Uchiha and Senju-chan felt as if they had heard it but not heard it before, and were still a little confused.

The girl's face looked inexplicably full of confidence.

Is it absolutely fair? There is no absolute fairness in this world.

Still very childish.

"So, what kind of minister do you want to be?"

Meiji asked.

"Chief Cabinet Secretary of the Shadow Pavilion."

As soon as he came up, he aimed at the highest and most important position under the general.

When the general is unable to perform his duties for more than five days, this position can be directly deputized.

My job is to coordinate and communicate with other departments within the Shadow Pavilion, and to represent the country and make important speeches as a face, etc.

He is the important deputy of the general, also known as the secretary-general.

In this way, it is impossible to say who the next general will be, whether it is a ninja clan or a ninja in the village, and Miki will recommend her deputy to Tsunade.

Nothing else but rich work experience.

As for whether Tsunade will appoint him or not, that is Tsunade's question.

Mei Ji recruited a secretary because she planned to cultivate such a capable character so that she could run away with a bucket in the future.

"I have a few questions to ask you." Meiji said.

"Ha! General!" The girl looked stern.

"There are many samurai in the country at present." Meiji said: "Many of them are heinous potential criminals, most of whom are responsible for murders. As an unstable social security factor, there have been many bad security incidents such as killings in the streets. In the past, No one is pursuing them, and now I plan to pursue them and ask how to solve them once and for all.”

"Check!" the girl said: "Strictly examine each one! Hold them accountable! Put them in jail! Let them repent for what they have done."

"Well" Mei Ji leaned back and looked at the girl.

The girl's eyelids twitched and she looked nervous. Did I say something wrong?

"As the capital of the Fire Nation with a population of nearly 10 million, the number of registered samurai and unregistered ronin in the city is estimated to be more than 400,000. Do you think it would take a big prison to lock them all up, and how much manpower would be needed to lock them all up? To manage.”

Are there so many people?

The girl couldn't help but open her mouth.

Meiji knocked on the table and continued: "Strict interrogation one by one. Nowadays, most members of Genin are composed of samurai. My subordinate ninjas only account for a few hundred people. They cannot intervene in the entire interrogation process. The samurai interrogates the samurai. How many people do you think will be the unlucky ones who will be pushed out to take the blame, how many people will be able to escape, and will there be a possibility of catching good people and impersonating them."

Sweat gradually broke out on the girl's forehead.

"Do the books you study teach solutions to these problems?"

Mei Ji said, waiting for the girl to answer.

For a moment, the girl lowered her head in embarrassment, not so confident anymore.

But he was still a little unwilling and asked: "How will the general deal with them?"

"From today on, you will serve as my spokesperson." Mei Ji said, "Assist me in handling Shadow Pavilion affairs and communicating and coordinating with various departments."

"Ha!?" The girl was confused and didn't understand Mei Ji's jumping topic.

Mei Ji took out a document, handed it to the girl, and said, "Take a look at the manuscript you want to read tomorrow."

The girl took it and took a look.

Zhaowuling

All samurai ronin, regardless of their past deeds, can apply for employment as ninjas. Those who have made outstanding achievements in major meritorious services can be transferred to ninja status and enjoy the treatment of Konoha ninjas.

The generous ninja treatment that followed made even a girl's eyes jump.

After reading for a while, the girl couldn't help but question: "General! Why should we reward them!? If their origin is not taken into account! Doesn't that mean that bandits are also allowed!?"

"That's right, even if it's a bandit." Mei Ji said, "It's just a bad check anyway, so you can write it as you like."

"Bad promise?" The girl didn't understand and said bluntly: "I don't understand! If you don't punish them, you can even let them enjoy it."

"Look at this"

Mei Ji threw out another scroll.

The girl took it and took a look. It was just the three words on the title. It was like lightning struck her whole body, and cold sweat kept breaking out.

Monk Hunting Order

The general idea is that all monks in monasteries must pay taxes.

One by one, extremely harsh clauses are listed in a dense manner.

This is basically forcing them to rebel!

Doesn't the general know how much chaos this will cause?

No, the General knows.

She did it on purpose.

"General, do you know how many monks there are in the country?"

"There are only one or two million." Meiji said lightly: "If we can organize local believers, the number will increase about ten times."

Why can you say it in such an understatement?

Is it one or two million ants?

Suddenly, the girl had a flash of inspiration, looked at the scroll in her hand, grabbed it tightly and murmured.

"Is this the original solution?"

War is a **** battle between warriors and monks.

She raised her head and looked at Mei Ji sitting there. No expression could be seen under the mask. The girl only felt that the general was both majestic and terrifying.

It's a little different from what I imagined.

"Samurai are very simple. As long as there are battles to fight, they will be happy."

Mei Ji chuckled.