The eldest princess is obsessed with rebellion, but there are six male protagonists

The results of the provincial examination were announced in April. Wutong, Luqing and Dangui passed the examination and finally obtained the qualification of Tongsheng. They began to prepare for the academy examination in May.

Baiguo regretted not winning and hid in his room, hugging his quilt and crying for the whole day.

Su Fengyi was not too surprised that the white fruit did not hit the target. When Su Fengyi asked Mr. Bai about their respective progress, Mr. Bai had mentioned it in a veiled way:

"Miss Baiguo, you are diligent and hardworking, but you lack some skills in writing policy papers."

A policy essay is a proposal to the court. A good policy essay needs to have clear arguments on national affairs.

"Que Qiu He" means, translated as "Que Qiu He", that the policy paper written by Bai Guo contains nothing substantial and no arguments of his own. To put it more bluntly, he has no ideas of his own regarding national affairs.

They went out to take the exam together, but Baiguo was the only one who failed. After being depressed for a few days, he went back to his old job as an accountant.

When she came to hand in the account book to Su Fengyi, Su Fengyi asked her:

"Bai Guo, how are you riding a horse now?"

Ginkgo said in a daze:

"Ah? Oh, it should be about time. If Your Highness doesn't run too fast when he goes out, I can keep up with him."

Su Fengyi said:

"Okay, Lord Xu, the Minister of Revenue, will send people to various border granaries at the end of the month to prepare for disaster relief in case of floods in the summer. You can go with them. In the next few days, you should practice riding a horse."

The main reason why you have no ideas when you write is that you have too little experience and the information in your mind is not enough to support the formation of an argument. At this time, you need to listen and watch more. The more you watch, the more ideas will naturally emerge.

But Bai Guo used to stay at the Princess's Mansion and didn't like to go out. She also didn't interact with anyone except those she knew. It would probably take another eight hundred years for her to achieve success, so Su Fengyi decided to give her a push and let her see the world, see the world, and see people's lives.

Lord Xu from the Ministry of Revenue was very understanding. When Su Fengyi told him that he wanted to add someone to the team that was inspecting the granary, Su Fengyi didn't need to say anything else. Lord Xu took the initiative to send over a letter of appointment for a clerk in the Ministry of Revenue.

Siwu was an eighth-rank clerk in the Ministry of Revenue, and was in charge of miscellaneous matters.

Su Fengyi felt that this official position was very suitable and that Lord Xu had made a good choice.

Wutong was originally granted the title of Chief Clerk because of her contribution in saving the emperor, and the emperor himself issued an edict. This was something she had earned on her own, and no one else could say anything about it.

Later, Lu Qing was given the title of Zhubo because she was the only one who could take charge of the marriage. After returning to Beijing, she was promoted to Honglu Temple Cheng because she facilitated the surrender of the Northern Tartars, an event that was recorded in history books, and others could only envy her.

But Baiguo has not done anything yet and he should not receive any reward without merit. If he is given too high a position now, it may cause resentment and arouse backlash and vigilance from the civil service group.

After all, there are only so many official positions in the imperial court, and others have studied hard for decades but still cannot get into government positions. How can you easily pick one and occupy a position by relying on nepotism?

The secretary is just a minor clerk who does his work without a quota. Scholars look down on him, but it doesn't bother anyone.

Bai Guo's original name was Gongsun Bai. After receiving the letter of appointment, he entered the Ministry of Revenue in a low-key manner and became Gongsun Siwu.

Lord Xu sent Tao to take her with him, to help manage the rice warehouse and distribute monthly salaries to officials in Beijing, so that she could become familiar with official procedures, so that when the time came to inventory the granary or provide disaster relief, she would have a method in place.

Master Tao is Mr. Xu's confidant and also a capable man. He brought Baiguo with him, taught him personally, and was extremely polite to him.

At first, Tao arranged Baiguo with the intention of helping Shangguan relieve his worries and building a relationship with the princess. After a few days of arrangement, Tao came to see Lord Xu with a smile:

"Gongsun Siwu, one is worth three. From now on, leave them to me, sir."

Mr. Xu laughed:

"Lao Tao, where she will go in the future is not something you and I can decide."

When Officer Tao heard the unspoken meaning in Lord Xu's words, he rolled his eyes and no longer mentioned the matter of asking Bai Guo to come over to work for him. After returning, he was not only more polite to Bai Guo, but even a little respectful.

Both of Bai Guo's direct superiors in the Ministry of Revenue took good care of him. With the eldest princess standing behind Bai Guo, Bai Guo's work in the Ministry of Revenue went very smoothly. He went to work happily every day and came back happily.

Not only did the Ministry of Revenue not put up any obstacle, but Bai Guo was about to leave until the end of April, and there was no voice of opposition in the court, not even a single memorial impeaching Su Fengyi or Lord Xu.

Everything was calm in the court, but there were twists and turns in Su Fengyi's mansion. Wutong took the initiative to find Su Fengyi and expressed his willingness to go with Baiguo.

Baiguo has never been far away from home. She can't tell the directions when she goes out. She has even gotten lost several times while visiting temple fairs. She has almost no martial arts skills. Wutong is very worried that something might happen to her.

Su Fengyi remained unmoved:

"You're not allowed to go. You should prepare for the college entrance examination next month and let her go alone to gain experience. She's not a child. You can't always watch over her for the rest of her life. If you follow her around, she'll ask for your opinions on everything and won't make her own decisions. How can she grow up?"

Wutong is still very worried:

"No one is watching. What if it gets lost? It's not like the capital. It's very chaotic out there."

Su Fengyi smiled and said:

"Don't worry, I have arranged for someone to accompany her, so she won't get lost."

Since the princess had made the decision, Wutong no longer insisted. However, he searched all the soldiers in the mansion but still couldn't figure out who was capable enough to keep the ginkgo nuts from being lost, so he kept this matter in his mind.

It was not until a few days later, when Wutong accompanied Baiguo to buy things for going out and was bumped by two sheep at the gate of the Princess's Mansion, that she realized who the person arranged by the Princess was. If it was this person, then it would be difficult to get rid of him.

The man drove the sheep off the ox cart and saw the sheep hit the tree. He ran over to lead the sheep and said:

"Oh, oh, I'm sorry I bumped into you. I really didn't see you. I'll make you a roasted whole lamb tonight, okay?"