Farmer’s Little Girl

   Chapter 1836 Homework

  Changyu: ...this is too cruel.

  Even Yin may think this trick is very cruel, but Mingda looks at him strangely, and then at Man Bao: "Is this what you came up with?"

"No," Bai Shan said with a smile: "I thought about it before, but it's not a small matter. Let alone we are still young, it is difficult to do it even if we are older, but think about it. It's still okay."

   Liu Huan shuddered after hearing this. Is this the difference between the students who were praised by Kong Jijiu and the students who did not?

  Now they are still studying, why don’t they think about this kind of thing if they don’t study well?

  Yin may also find it strange, why do you want to think about such a thing?

  Bai Shan smiled at everyone, without explaining.

  In fact, it was the incident that Xu Yu caused last year. Later, the emperor and other families fought with each other. In Bai Shan's view, those who broke the law did not get the punishment they deserved. Naturally, the emperor lost.

Mr. Ke told them in private that this trip was a loss for both sides. The emperor will hurt the future, and the family will hurt the root.

  The emperor cannot preside over the laws, and the laws of the country will be repeatedly offended in the future, but this is not the first case, but it will become one of many precedents.

  Mr. Zhuang said: "Although it is human sentiment outside of reason, we must first adhere to the legal principle before the human sentiment. Therefore, your majesty will hurt in the future and give future generations a bad example."

"But the aristocratic family did not win, and even hurt more than the country and the emperor," Mr. Zhuang said: "In the post-Wei Dynasty, the world was in chaos. Most of the aristocratic families moved south, and only a few tribes of each tribe or a few small clans remained. After they came down, they moved to the south of the Yangtze River for many years, and the foundation was already there."

"During the turmoil of the previous dynasty, your Majesty fought all the way from Longxi to the middle of Shu. Only a small part of Jiangnan did not experience many wars and was directly contributed by various families." Mr. Zhuang said: "So Jiangnan has always been under the control of various families. This Once your Majesty sent the prince and Master Wei to the south of the Yangtze River by taking advantage of the Yang incident, the foundation of the aristocratic family may be shaken in the future."

  These things were still secret in the DPRK, and only a few ministers knew about it or guessed it. The reason why Mr. Zhuang knew it was because of the prince.

  He is now the prince’s favorite gentleman. Years ago, the prince came back from Jiangnan and raised a mouth with Mr. Zhuang while discussing state affairs.

  Of course, he did not say that the emperor and his plan to quietly Mimi, he was just curious about what Mr. Zhuang thought of the family's control of Jiangnan and even the government.

  Mr. Zhuang guessed something when talking with him. In addition, his three disciples participated in almost the whole process of Xu Yu's affairs. He knew a lot of information. Once the two sides were combined, he guessed the plan of the emperor and the prince.

  This kind of policy is related to the future of the country, and he has two disciples who are the children of the family. He naturally has to breathe with them and assign some homework to them by the way.

  Bai Shan paid attention to the prince’s arrangement at the time, and then asked Mr. Zhuang curiously: “Why did your majesty and the prince start with salt iron instead of directly taking the officials and military power of the family in Jiangnan?”

  After all, the emperor has a lot of power in the hands of the emperor. Except for several important towns in the south of the Yangtze River, most of the power in other places is in the hands of the emperor.

Mr. Zhuang said at the time: “Nearly 60% of the salt in the world comes from the south of the Yangtze River. Once a military disturbance occurs in the south of the Yangtze River, it will inevitably affect the whole country. There is a military disturbance. Your Majesty is right not to take this risk."

  At that time, Bai Shan said, "Aren’t officials and gentry unable to do business?"

  He regretted it after he finished speaking. Mr. Zhuang was very happy to give him a lot of homework by the way, and even Shirajiro, who had no problems at all, was arrested to do his homework.

Although Man Bao escaped because of work and didn’t need to write articles himself, Mr. Zhuang still told her, “You are now an official in the court, and your brothers and sisters are working at home. Now your fourth brother is doing business. You are still young and your family register is still in your father’s name, so you can’t get a business registration. But in the future, if your business is big, your family will not be separated. The yamen will also force your fourth brother to change houses. These are all related to the national economy and the people’s livelihood. You are a man. Very smart children, it’s not enough to just learn medical skills. If they want to go longer, they have to continue to study and learn more knowledge like Bai Shan and Baicheng."

  That’s why they pondered the official’s business affairs. Bai Shan and the three of them racked their brains and thought about these two strategies for a year. They barely handed in their homework.

  Bai Shandao: "This matter is very important. It is impossible if you want it overnight. You can only figure it out slowly, step by step."

The emperor certainly didn't want to make too much trouble. After all, the world was in chaos that year, and families from the south of the Yangtze River went to various places to quell the chaos. Although their rebels followed and the rebels also helped, almost all the world's most famous were invested. Once again, there are still people who have formed an army and want to fight.

  But in the end, when the dust settled, they did a lot of credit. The emperor probably didn't want to leave a reputation for being mean and unkind.

  Chang Yu missed one thing, "Then can I do business with Zhou Man?"

  Man Bao has a tendency to become a traitor, and he shirks: "Not with me, but with my niece!"

  Changyu: "...If she is a man, she must be a traitorous official, and if she enters the harem, she will be the legendary traitorous concubine."

Bai Shan was unhappy, and said: "What she said is the truth. She didn't participate in the business of her family, and she left it to her family to do it. Moreover, she has already married me and will marry me in Longzhou Bai in the future. What does her family’s business have to do with her?"

  Man Bao and Bai Erlang looked at him together, marveling in their hearts, seeing this perfect shied speech, this is the standard for traitorous officials.

  Bai Shan glared at the two of them secretly, and asked them to converge a bit, and don't dismantle their own platform.

  The two of them bowed their heads together.

  Changyu couldn't find anything to refute, but Liu Huan nodded in agreement. Yin or Mingda didn't talk, but he understood most in his heart.

  In silence, Man Bao quietly took off the pot from the stove, opened the lid, and the aroma burst out. Everyone looked at it, and the previously stagnant atmosphere relaxed.

  Chang Yu swallowed and murmured, "This is the steamed meat made by your family."

  Man Bao nodded and took the steamed meat out and put it on the table. Before she could introduce it, there was a sound of footsteps. Several people followed the sound and turned their heads to see, and they saw that the prince was striding forward.

  Everyone immediately got up and bowed their hands in salute.

  The prince went to the pavilion, his gaze swept between them, and he waved his hand and said, "I'm exempt," his gaze fell on the table and asked, "Where did these dishes come from?"

  Man Bao replied in a low voice: "The princess and concubine asked someone to prepare it. The princesses also brought a dish?"

  The prince saw her avoiding the weight, so he simply pointed to the steaming steamed meat and asked, "Where did this come from?"

  　See you at nine in the evening

  (End of this chapter)