I am the king of the dead

Chapter 423 There are many choices in life
Wang Zhi said that what Wang Ao could use meant that he wanted to become an official. His Majesty said that the officials still needed him to take care of him and wait for Wang Ao to grow up, which meant that he would not be allowed to become an official.

Everyone didn't speak clearly, but Wang Zhi finally chose to continue to be an official.

By choosing this way, he betrayed his clan and the glory of the Langya Wang clan.

He chose to continue to serve as an official, so he couldn't return to his roots.

Their family is just a branch of the Langya Wang family. Wang Tai won the first place in Hongwu's 15-year edict, and their branch was returned to the clan.

Wang Zhi was deeply favored by his family. From reading and writing to becoming an official in the court, he was also supported by the Wang family for 34 years.

His choice to continue to be an official is a betrayal of the family.

Wang Ao's qualifications are strong enough, but he can't get away when the implementation of the official affairs and the implementation of the examination method are being developed.

It takes three years for a policy to be stable, and five years for it to mature. Wang Zhi wants to ensure that the test is successful.

His Majesty is in charge of the divine weapon, and the six ministers are in charge of the public weapon. If he walks away at this time, it will be a betrayal of Daming.

Between betraying Daming and the clan, Wang Zhi chose to betray the clan.

In fact, this is not the first time Wang Zhi chose. In the seventh year of Zhengtong, as Yang Shiqi's fellow countryman, it was the first time he turned his back on Yang Shiqi when he wanted to defeat Yang.

In fact, the major clans hope that these fellow countrymen in the imperial court can be closely united.

But Wang Zhi didn’t have it then, and he doesn’t have it now.

Zhu Qiyu looked at Wang Zhi and asked in a low voice, "Is there any difficulty?"

"No." Wang Zhi answered very easily. Since he moved into the mansion, Wang Zhi's connection with the clan has almost been severed, but it was a complete separation.

Zhu Qiyu nodded.

He forcibly kept Wang Zhi, and roasted Wang Zhi on the fire, naturally he had his own considerations.

The six ministers, in the current Ming Dynasty, hold high positions and powers. If the power of the six ministers cannot be handed over smoothly, there will be a lot of troubles.

Chen Ruyan was such an example at the beginning. He had enough qualifications but insufficient ability.

It wasn't until Chen Ruyan took the initiative to give up Xian and Jiang Yuan came to power that the power transfer of the Ministry of War came to an end.

Wang Ao's ability and qualifications are sufficient, but he is not yet fully familiar with the affairs of the Ministry of Officials, and it will take him some time.

In 17 years, Emperor Chongzhen changed nineteen chief assistants, and the six ministers were like watching the lights on horseback, which led to unclear power and responsibility in the court, and finally ended up hanging by Meishan.

In the original historical line, in the third year of Jingtai, the Emperor of the Ming Dynasty abolished the crown prince Zhu Jianshen of Emperor Xianzong of the Ming Dynasty, and Hu Wei presided over the court discussion on the replacement of the prince. After the court discussion, the prince was replaced by Zhu Jianji.

After that, the Emperor of the Ming Dynasty frequently replaced the six ministers because of the fierce party disputes in the court. This replacement led to an extremely fierce competition for the position of the six Minggongs in the court. This competition prompted a large number of speculators Appear.

In the end, these speculators became the reminders of Ming Dynasty Zong.

The replacement of the six ministers is a big deal.

Zhu Qiyu thought for a while and said with a smile: "Shangshu Wang, I will give you the position of the prince's junior teacher, responsible for teaching the subjects of the emperor's heir in Tai'an Palace."

This is a guarantee that Wang Zhi will not be counterattacked, will not be dug up, and will leave a place for Wang Zhi in the Jinshan Cemetery.

Wang Zhi bowed his head full of smiles and said: "Chen, thank Your Majesty for your kindness."

Wang Zhi bowed his head and left Juxian Pavilion. When he walked out of the lecture hall, Wang Zhi felt dizzy. This choice was not an easy one for him, but he still chose it.

There are many choices in life, Wang Zhi chooses one path to the end.

Moreover, His Majesty also made a promise that the young master of the crown prince gave him a smooth landing. As long as he doesn't make mistakes, he doesn't have to worry about his past events and his posthumous reputation.

Zhu Qiyu looked at Wang Zhi's back, rubbed his brows, walked to the throne, and leaned on the back of the chair. The soft rattan chair was very comfortable.

But he was a little tired.

There is no impenetrable wall in the world.

Wang Zhi's old love, Qi Wanzhi's friendship and Xie Zhenqi made a mistake, someone must be on Wang Zhi's head, and the next impeachment will fly to Wenyuan Pavilion like snowflakes, and come to Zhu Qiyu's imperial presence.

And it is very likely that something like Hu Min's killing of Lu Zhong will happen, causing Wang Zhi to continue to make mistakes, and then the emperor will be caught in a dilemma.

Obviously Xie Zhenqi made a mistake, so what does it have to do with Wang Zhi?

But how can there be any right or wrong in a dogfight between the DPRK and China?
Wang Zhi had offended too many people as an official in Jingtai, once this incident happened, it would inevitably lead to a round of party disputes in the court.

Seeing His Majesty's slightly tired expression, Xing'an tilted his head and said to Xiaohuangmen: "Please come over for lecturer Ran."

The Baibao Pill in Ran Siniang's hands is used internally and externally to treat bruises, so Ran Siniang became a doctor stationed in the lecture hall, and also a lecture in the lecture hall.

Originally Ran Siniang wanted to go to the Beijing camp, but Lu Zicai let Ran Siniang go to the lecture hall after thinking about it.

Lu Zicai specially asked for the establishment of a lecture hall. The first batch of students in the lecture hall are all women, and they are still in preparation.

Whether there were female doctors in the Central Plains Dynasty, of course there were, Yiyu in the Western Han Dynasty, Baogu in the Jin Dynasty, Zhang Xiaoniang in the Song Dynasty, and Tan Yunxian in the Ming Dynasty.

If you really want to talk about women not being able to practice medicine, then talk to Hu Wei. Before Lu Zi made this decision, he asked Hu Wei if he violated the rules of etiquette.

Hu said that the law of the ancestors did not explicitly prohibit women from practicing medicine.

There is a defense between men and women, so female doctors are indispensable, but such a systematic training of female doctors is a bold attempt by the hospital.

The main purpose is to improve the treatment of sergeants in the Beijing camp.

The family members of the sergeants all live near the capital. If the family members are sick, don't they see a doctor?

Ran Siniang is one of the many lectures, and she is responsible for teaching trauma care in the lecture hall. Baibaodan, which is made of Panax notoginseng powder as the main medicine, is a good medicine for trauma.

Xing'an asked Ran Siniang to come here entirely to reassure His Majesty.

Zhu Qiyu nodded and said: "Xing'an, tell Hu Shangshu and ask him to tell Wang directly how to protect himself."

It's fine for Ran Siniang to come, but how to keep Wang Zhi?

Hu Wei is the best at self-protection.

Xing'an nodded in agreement and left.

Zhu Qiyu leaned on the rattan chair, thinking about the things of Ming Dynasty, and after a while, Ran Siniang walked in from the outside, and after seeing the ceremony, a pair of catkins stretched out to Zhu Qiyu's shoulders.

Catkin, the primary leaf buds of plants, soft and white.

Zhu Qiyu suddenly felt the breadth and depth of Chinese studies. These two words were indeed appropriate to describe Ran Siniang's hands.

From Zhu Qiyu's perspective, he couldn't see the face under the hood. Lushan Mountain was too big, blocking Zhu Qiyu's sight.

"At this time, you can avenge the chieftain of Bozhou by releasing a poisonous insect or something." Zhu Qiyu said suddenly.

In the imperial study room of Juxian Hall, there are only the two of them now.

Ran Siniang laughed out loud, and gently rubbed Zhu Qiyu's shoulders. After working hard all day and night, her muscles were extremely stiff.

"My concubine is a Han, avenging the chieftain, Your Majesty is joking." Ran Siniang does know how to raise Gu, but she doesn't raise poisonous insects, let alone whether she has the heart, first of all she doesn't know that trick.

Zhu Qiyu said with a sneer: "They all say you are a Gu lady."

Ran Siniang just laughed softly and said nothing more.

There are always some people who are barking and barking, and they don't know what they are barking. They don't dare to resist His Majesty, and they always find some easy to bully people to talk about.

For example, Ran Siniang is easy to bully.

Zhu Qiyu closed his eyes, this is the imperial study room and the office, and looking at the mountains and mountains gathered together, there might be an accident.

He whispered: "The brave are angry and draw their blades towards the stronger ones, and the cowardly are angry, but draw their blades towards the weaker ones."

Ran Siniang secretly remembered this sentence, and said with emotion: "Those people are nothing more than relying on the noble and bullying the humble, bullying the weak, bullying the weak and fearing the hard."

"Why don't they dare to say His Majesty?"

Zhu Qiyu said with a muffled laugh: "Why don't you dare, they scold me every day for the king of subjugation."

"Then His Majesty is always right." Ran Siniang squeezed Zhu Qiyu's shoulder hard, and said with a smile on her face.

It's a pity that the veil hides this smile.

"Aren't you willing to take off your hat?" Zhu Qiyu asked with his eyes closed.

Ran Siniang said helplessly: "The concubine still has something to do."

"What if you can't finish it all your life?" Zhu Qiyu asked back.

Ran Siniang paused her hands, and said softly: "This is also very good, no one dares to marry a concubine after meeting a domineering majesty, and you don't have to think so much about the concubine, anyway, one day it will be your majesty's. "

Zhu Qiyu grabbed Ran Siniang's hand and motioned her to stop. He sat up straight and said, "Okay, I've had enough rest. From now on, I can only see you at noon."

Ran Siniang wanted to pull back her hand, but under shame and anger, she didn't have much strength, so she whispered, "Why?"

Zhu Qiyu sat in front of the case, picked up a few memorials, and explained: "Because something will happen sooner or later."

Ran Siniang thought for a while, understood His Majesty's meaning, pursed her lips, and said in a low voice: "I study ink for Your Majesty."

Her voice was very low, and she said in a voice that could only be heard by two people: "I will belong to His Majesty sooner or later."

"What did you say?" Zhu Qiyu picked up a memorial from Hainan, and it was the memorial of Governor Dong Xing.

Dong Xing followed Ningyang Hou Chen Mao to Fujian to suppress the rebellion in the 13th year of Zhengtong, and then went south to Guangzhou to suppress the rebellion in Jingtai for three years, stayed in Guangzhou to wipe out the remnants, and acted as the commander-in-chief to guard the border.

Huang Xiaoyang, who was entrenched in Qiongzhou, surrendered.

What's more outrageous is that Huang Xiaoyang and his group of rebels didn't know that Daming had changed emperors until Ningyang Hou Chen Mao led his army to quell Liupu and Guangxi's rebellion...

It was Wang Ao who was the governor of Guangdong and Guangxi. He remembered the group of rebels entrenched in the Qiongzhou government. After repeated communication, Huang Xiaoyang finally decided to surrender to Daming.

If it weren't for the sudden death of Yang Xinmin, the governor of Guangzhou, the censor of Youqian capital, Huang Xiaoyang would have surrendered in the 14th year of Zhengtong.

Yang Xinmin's death was very strange, but it took Jingtai four years to quell the Nanya Rebellion, so there was no way to investigate this case.

Hainan Island, called Qiongzhou Mansion in Ming Dynasty, is across the sea from Leizhou Mansion.

The situation in Qiongzhou is complicated. Before the Yuan Dynasty, it had always been a place of exile. For example, Su Shi was once exiled in Qiongzhou, and his life was difficult.

After Hongwu promulgated the "Lao Hainan Guard Command Edict" in the early years, Qiongzhou Prefecture appeared on the stage of history for the first time. The management of Hainan by Daming was extremely loose.

Especially after losing the navy, Hainan almost became a place of exile again.

From the first year of Hongwu to the fourth year of Jingtai in Qiongzhou Prefecture, only one student named Qiu Jun became a Jinshi, and now he follows Chen Xunxiu's "Huanyu Tongzhi".

With no one in the court, Qiongzhou Prefecture is naturally in a state of loose management.

The prefect of Qiongzhou is also called the prefect of Fuli, because Qiongzhou prefectures are all Li people, which is very similar to Yunnan, Guizhou, Sichuan and Guizhou.

From Liu Ming, the magistrate of Fuli during the Yongle period, to the 11th year of Yongle, more than 40 hereditary native officials in Qiongzhou Prefecture were appointed as Fuli officials, and Lijia and Dutu blossomed everywhere among the people.

In the 12 years of Yongle's Qingtian Liding, Qiongzhou Prefecture had a total of 25 households, with a total of more than 15 people, and Lijia and Dutu managed more than [-] households, with a total of [-] people.

The native officials started their first rebellion during the Xuande period, but they were quickly suppressed by Emperor Xuande, and a large number of hereditary native officials were removed, all of whom were Fuli native officials.

From the fourth year of Xuande, roads were opened, prefectures and counties were established, immigrants were cultivated, and schools and education were established. Until the fifth year of Zhengtong, this kind of land reform in Hainan came to an abrupt end.

The Li District began to expand continuously, and Huang Xiaoyang hid in the Li District, so they didn't know that the Ming Dynasty changed emperor...

Until the two major armies put down the rebellion, the rebels in Li District of Hainan thought that such a big movement was coming to beat them up.

In the end, after a long time of commotion, it was not. Only then did I know that the world had changed. Under the persuasion of the governor Dong Xing, Huang Xiaoyang voted.

Zhu Qiyu paid more attention to the Ming Dynasty's policy of reforming the land and returning it to the local people. A good policy suddenly failed to be implemented.

In fact, in the final analysis, it is four words, Xingwen and Wu.

The reform of the land and return to the exile requires military force to guarantee it, because there will be various chieftain leaders who refuse to accept the reform and return to the exile, coercing the Li people and the Miao people to rebel and make trouble.

The general trend of prospering Wen and Wu was under the general trend, and the consistent reform from the Yongle period to the Xuande period came to an abrupt end.

Zhu Qiyu put down Dong Xing's memorabilia, then looked at Ran Siniang who was wearing red sleeves and asked, "What did you just say?"

"It's nothing." After finishing the research, Ran Siniang said with a smile, "I will resign as a concubine."

Your Majesty handles state affairs, and the six relatives don't recognize her, so it's better for her not to cause trouble for His Majesty.

When Zhu Qiyu was dealing with state affairs, Wang Zhi found Hu Wei.

Hu Wei's affairs in the Ministry of Rites are almost handed over to Wu Ning and Liu Ji, the left servants of the Ministry of Rites. Apart from teaching in Tai'an Palace, he is rarely responsible for the specific affairs of the Ministry.

Therefore, it was at Hu's mansion that Wang Zhi went to find Hu, and Hu made a pot of good tea.

"When was the last time we sat together drinking tea?" Hu Wei poured Wang Zhi a cup of tea and asked with a smile.

Wang Zhi thought for a while and said, "Last time."

Wang Zhi was in the Ministry of Rites when he became an official from the Imperial Academy. At that time, Hu Wei was already a minister of the Ministry of Rites. It was the orthodox three years.

The last time I drank tea was ten years ago. At that time, the two were still superiors and subordinates, and now they went to Tai'an Palace to teach the emperor's heir together.

"Hu Shangshu is really an evergreen tree." Wang Zhi said with emotion.

Hu Yan took a sip of tea and said with a smile: "Your Majesty said that I, Hu, is good at self-protection. In fact, how is Hu Mou good at self-protection? Your Majesty can still use my old body, just listen to it in front of the emperor."

"The self-protection method of the six ministers is different from that of the ministers and workers. As long as your majesty does not drive you away, you can stay in this position of the second rank, and no one can drive you away."

"Stay till death."

Wang Zhi said dully, "Isn't this a rascal?"

Hu Yan said with a muffled smile, "Aren't I just a rascal? Isn't it all these years?"

　The reformation of Yunnan, Guizhou, Sichuan, Guizhou, and Hainan was a consistent policy during the Yongle period. Unfortunately, in the fifth year of Zhengtong, with the promotion of Wen and Wu, there was no force to support it. The Miao Li rebellion on the ground became an incurable wound on Daming's body.

　　
　
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