Longevity by Picking up Attributes in the Battlefield

”With the Prefectures of the realm established, set up an Academic Palace in each, and open the wisdom of the people of the world.” Zhao Feng said.

”As for dividing the realmʼs Prefectural Cities, I already have a decision in my heart, and I drew it up long ago.” Ying Zheng smiled.

He took a chart from the table.

And opened it directly.

On it.

The Thirty-Six Prefectures of Qin!

This chart clearly divided the Qin Territory into thirty‑six Prefectural Cities.

Governing by Prefecture.

Even before the unification of Shenzhou, Ying Zheng had already prepared for this.

”Above the Thirty-Six Prefectures, a further nine States are to be established.”

”Using the Nine Cauldrons of Huaxia as the foundation, establish the basis of the Jiuzhou.”

Zhao Feng said.

”Come.”

Ying Zheng immediately rose and walked toward the rear hall.

Zhao Feng followed closely.

They arrived at the sand‑table scene of the world before them.

”The Thirty-Six Prefectures have already been set.”

”They can be implemented at any time.”

”How to divide the Jiuzhou will depend on you.” Ying Zheng smiled, handing over the authority to divide the Jiuzhou to Zhao Feng.

”Very well.”

Zhao Feng wasted no words.

He stepped forward.

And drew the sword from his waist.

”This region, including the lands of Baiyue, shall be Yang Province.”

As Zhao Feng spoke, the swordʼs edge fell upon the former Chu Stateʼs territory, cutting a line.

One Stateʼs land was already separated out.

”Baiyue has not yet been pacified, and you brat are already counting it as one of the Jiuzhou.” Ying Zheng laughed.

”Itʼs only a matter of time.”

”Though Baiyue is called a land of barbarians, in truth it is a branch of our Huaxia, the line of Chiyou, the same race as us. Once the national policies are in place, the next step is to bring the lands of Baiyue back into Shenzhou and establish Yang Province.” Zhao Feng also smiled.

”Continue.”

Ying Zheng signaled for Zhao Feng to go on.

”The Chu Territory and Han Land.”

Zhao Fengʼs sword edge fell again.

He divided out another region: ”This shall be Jing State.”

”The Qi Land and a corner of the former Chu Territory.”

”This shall be Xuzhou.”

”The Qin heartland of Guanzhong and the land of Bashu.”

”This shall be Liang State.”

”The Land of Yan and a corner of Wei Territory.”

”This shall be Yu State.”

”The land of Qinʼs Yong City and part of Zhao Territory shall be Yong State.”

”Zhao Territory and a corner of the Land of Yan.”

”This shall be Qingzhou.”

”Qi Land and part of the Land of Yan.”

”This shall be Gunzhou.”

”The Dai Territory and the Northern Border of Yan Territory.”

”This shall be Ji State.”

As Zhao Fengʼs sword point continued to trace lines.

On the sand‑table map of the world before them, the land had already been divided by Zhao Feng into nine sections.