After rebirth, I joined forces with my mortal enemy to seek revenge.

In the huge hall, the smell of burning paper seemed insignificant. The scholars were still writing furiously, turning a deaf ear to everything around them. He lowered his head and took a sip of apricot cheese, tapping the table with his fingers.

The rain is still falling outside the palace. However, as dusk deepened, the lights in the hall became darker and darker, and the candles like fireflies danced gently. The sound of heavy drums came from outside the palace. Every time the drum fell, the doors of each room would be closed one after another, and it was night in Chang'an.

The scholars left one after another, leaving only a few people in the palace. He stood up together with several other scholars, held candles and walked to the remaining scholars to light the lamps for them. Half an hour later, the remaining scholars bowed to the throne, bowed to the examiners and left one after another.

The chamberlain and the staff clerk counted the number of examination papers and immediately stepped forward to seal them. And under the supervision of the royal censor in the palace, Ce Wen was packed into a box with his name anonymized, and handed over to Jin Wuwei to be sent to the capital of Shangshu.

Because it will take some time for all these things to be dealt with. The other two examiners invited each other to have a meal in the public kitchen of Shangshu Province. Pei Jiaoran took a deep breath, turned around and walked out.

At this time, the city of Chang'an had fallen into darkness, and the sound of drums gradually dimmed. Pei Jiaoran couldn't help but smile as he looked at the backs of several scholars walking away accompanied by Jin Wuwei.

"Qingjia, aren't you going to have dinner with them?" Lu Zheng came over from outside and raised the food box in his hand, "Would you like to try the food from Jinwu Wei Gong's house?"

Glancing at the food box in Lu Zheng's hand, Pei Jiaoran was about to speak. Suddenly he saw Li Xiujing coming from a distance, and he instantly swallowed the words on his lips.

"Forget it. This is my first time as an examiner, so I'd better go to the minister's office and wait. Say goodbye." After saying that, Pei Jiaoran left without looking back.

Walking towards Li Xiujing, Pei Jiaoran stopped him without saying a word and motioned for him to follow him. Although she didn't know why he appeared here, she still had to let him know something about the last plan.

Looking at the hand falling on her sleeve, Li Xiujing curled her lips. Letting Pei Jiaoran pull him forward, the two of them followed a group of cheerful scholars out of the Chengtian Gate.

"Go to the Shence Guard. I've prepared meals for you."

Pei Jiaoran, who had been hungry all day, did not refute and followed Li Xiujing to the Shence Guard. Sergeant You Shence, who was stationed inside, saw Li Xiujing coming in and hurriedly stood up to greet him. When their eyes fell on Pei Jiaoran, their eyes widened.

Pei Jiaoran raised his eyebrows and looked at the group of Right Shen Ce sergeants. He raised his lips and smiled slightly, "Hello everyone."

"Pei...Pei She is a nice person."

The stumbling voice reached his ears, and the smile in Pei Jiaoran's eyes deepened. It seemed that what she did last time at the Shence House left a shadow on them.

"Aren't you hungry?" Li Xiujing looked at Pei Jiaoran, who had a kind face, and pulled her into the public room nearby.

Several dishes were placed on the dining table, still steaming. Apparently it was served not long after it was made.

Pei Jiaoran was so hungry that he couldn't care less about his manners. Anyway, the world is big and the food is the biggest.

"When you came to look for me that day, didn't you notice that you were being followed?" Pei Jiaoran took a bite of the stewed crab meat lion's head and said slowly, "I don't have time to find out who that person is. But I asked Lu Zheng to find out. I can’t help but notice the appearance of the chamberlain. He’s not tall and has a slight limp. You’d better send someone to check.”

Now the biggest advantage of Li Xiujing in the right army is that there is no great general at the top, so Lieutenant Liu is at his mercy. Let him show off his skills in the right army.

I changed the plate of Yuzhi Sanxiao and ate it. The delicious taste of the fish blended into the rice just right, making people want to eat it. Pei Jiaoran chewed his rice carefully, his eyebrows stretched.

It's been a long time since she's had Yusui Match 3. The smell is so nostalgic.

Li Xiujing on the side focused on her, "Why didn't you follow Lu Zheng just now?"

"I don't like unknown dangers lurking around me." After eating, Pei Jiaoran held up his handkerchief and glanced at Li Xiujing, "Are you on duty too often?"

"I'm afraid you're hungry. Okay, Qingjia, I'll take you out."

Looking at Li Xiujing with narrowed eyes, Pei Jiaoran snorted softly. As he moved away, he suddenly caught a glimpse of the armor hanging aside, "So you don't have to wear armor when you're on duty."

Before he could answer, Pei Jiaoran had already left quickly.

After leaving Shence Guards Station, we walked through Chengtianmen Street, where there were only lonely palace lanterns, and headed towards Shangshu Province.

In order to make it easier for the examination officials to evaluate papers, the Ministry of Finance specially opened a public room. For the sake of confidentiality and safety, Jinwu Guards were specially arranged to guard here.

Looking at Jin Wuwei standing at the corner of the window, Pei Jiaoran took a deep breath and walked in. Seeing that the other two people hadn't arrived yet, she sat cross-legged on the cushions, planning to close her eyes and take a nap.

Just as he closed his eyes, the door was pushed open. The cold wind rushed in instantly. Pei Jiaoran frowned when he looked up at the two people who came in.

The two took their seats one after another and opened the policy box. He took out a stack of examination papers and gave one to Pei Jiaoran.

The candle beside his hand was burning brightly, and Ren Yaxiang and the Minister of Staff looked drowsy. As the night gets darker and darker, more and more papers are laid out on the desk.

Silently pinching himself, Ren Yaxiang murmured: "I have said that we must be pragmatic, but why is this article still flashy?" As he said that, he glanced at Pei Jiaoran, who was also writing a pen to judge the ranking, "Qingjia, if your policy article is It would be nice not to burn it. Let them see your talent as the top pick."

This is the only female champion in the country's history of opening a female school.

Throwing the graded papers in his hands into the bookcase, Pei Jiaoran looked at Ren Yaxiang, "It's hard for a saint to listen to something written by someone else. Don't let anyone mention this matter again. How can there be an examination administrator to make decisions on the spot?" The reason for asking is that I just have a temporary itch."

She looked solemn and Ren Yaxiang sighed. Continue to read Cewen. Not long after, the servant from the public kitchen brought them miscellaneous food and hot tea.

The other two got supplies and became very energetic in marking papers. But his willpower could not match his old age. After a while, he put down his pen and slumped down on his elbow, lying on the desk and falling asleep.

The two people around him were snoring like thunder, and Pei Jiaoran sighed. Each examination paper requires the joint opinions of three examiners, and those two have already read a lot of it.

She only needs to read the test papers she has on hand, and then leave her comments on the test papers they read.

Pei Jiaoran raised his lips and smacked coldly as he looked at the policy question in his hand, which was written by the scholars from the three towns of Heshuo.

The blunt and admonishing policy document in her hand was all aimed at the rule of inaction advocated by Emperor Wei, and she also pointed out in a rather subtle way that it was precisely because of this that the eunuchs led to chaos in government.

The policy statement is impassioned and to the point. This was the most attractive of the policy articles she read tonight.

It's just that there are too many rebellious words in it. If it were presented directly to Emperor Wei. He was also seen by Zhang Rang. The scholar who wrote this policy was afraid that his career would come to an end unless the eunuchs were eliminated.

Look at the neat policy and prose of the duel. Pei Jiaoran picked up his pen and commented on the last grade, then threw it into a wooden box aside. He was also rated second-class in the scholar's Wenjingbang State Science. As for the policy document full of rebellious words, it will be sealed by the Ministry of Rites.