In fact, logically speaking, a significant drop in grain prices also has a downside: it tends to diminish the peasants' enthusiasm for farming.
However, the people of Jin Dynasty had a stunning desire for land. The lands purchased by the Court with newly minted silver yuan this year were often snatched up by the public as soon as they were announced. And most chose to pay off their land loans within ten years rather than opting for the more favorable twenty or thirty years.
What made Li Xuan helpless was that these lands were currently being divided among local connections, and did not reach the hands of ordinary civilians.
Considering that the ruling capacity of the Great Jin Dynasty could not reach the standards of later times, Li Xuan did not pursue the matter deeply. He could only focus on the land and household registries to ensure these lands did not fall into the hands of local magnates.
