Rebirth: From being expelled from the imperial court to becoming a high-ranking official

"Mom, grandma, I'm back." Qin Ci jumped off the carriage and ran inside while shouting.

When Qin Yunhe returned home today, Zhuzi took Qin Ci and Qin Zheng home together.

Qin Yunhe was sitting in the main hall, watching his son running all the way to Yuru with the recruitment bag in his hand, as if his father didn't exist at all.

"Mom, I want to drink water."

Qin Zheng who came in later was much more steady. When he saw Qin Yunhe, he paused for a moment, as if he was hesitating whether to say hello.

It seems that he didn't recognize Qin Yunhe.

Qin Yunhe just looked at Qin Zheng and smiled, wanting to see if he could recognize him.

In fact, Zhuzi had already told the brothers that their father was back today, so Qin Zheng hesitated for a moment and then cautiously called out, "Dad."

Qin Ci finally saw the man sitting there, and secretly looked at Qin Yunhe while holding the tea bowl.

Qin Yunhe smiled and called Qin Zheng to come over to him: "Don't you know your father?"

Qin Yunhe had been away for a long time this time and had indeed changed a lot, so there was something strange in Qin Zheng's eyes.

Qin Ci also reacted and asked Yu Ru: "Mom, who is this?"

Mother Qin was amused by Qin Ci's reaction: "This is your father. Who is this?"

Qin Ci whispered again: "He is a little bit unlike my father..."

The whole family burst into laughter immediately.

Ruyi smiled and said, "If you don't remember, just say you don't remember. What do you mean you don't look like your father?"

"Come, come here." Qin Yunhe smiled and waved to Qin Ci to come over: "See if daddy looks like him?"

Although he was a little different from the father he remembered, they were connected by blood and naturally felt close to each other. The family chatted and laughed, and by the time they had finished dinner, the two brothers no longer felt as unfamiliar with Qin Yunhe as they did at the beginning.

After dinner, Qin Yunhe talked to his wife and mother for a while and found that the two children had left at some point.

"Go do your homework," said Qin's mother. "Now you are obedient. After dinner, you go back to do your homework."

Although he knew that Li Chang had taught Qin Ci very well, Qin Yunhe was still very curious about how obedient Qin Ci was now.

Qin Yunhe walked quietly to the outside of his sons' room and looked inside. The two children were sitting at the desk, one on the left and one on the right, writing quietly and properly.

Although Qin Ci would occasionally scratch his head or tug at papers, he was quite focused most of the time.

In fact, during the period before leaving Beijing, Qin Yunhe had been trying to guide his two children to concentrate on their studies, but with little success.

Qin Zheng is okay, he is very obedient, but Qin Ci really has no patience at all.

Qin Yunhe looked for a while, then walked in lightly.

He originally just wanted to see how the two were doing and didn't want to disturb them, but Qin Ci immediately looked up and called out "Dad", and then Qin Zheng also called out.

Qin Yunhe responded with a smile, and picked up the paper under Qin Ci's hand: "What homework do you have today?"

Qin Zheng said: "The teacher asked me to copy one calligraphy piece at home every day."

Qin Yunhe looked at Qin Cilin's handwriting, which was very serious and meticulous.

When he put the paper back, Qin Yunhe realized that Qin Ci was looking at him expectantly with sparkling eyes. Qin Yunhe couldn't help but smile and touched Qin Ci's head: "The words are well written, very seriously."

Qin Ci immediately became happy.

Qin Yunhe took Qin Zheng's handwriting and looked at it again. He found that although Qin Zheng's handwriting was childish, it was written very smoothly. It was obviously the same copybook as his brother, but he had his own style.

"The certificate is also very well written."

While Qin Yunhe was talking to his eldest son, Qin Ci took out a small paper roll from somewhere and said, "Dad, look."

Qin Yun was puzzled, so he took it and opened it, only to find that it was a free pass.

Although Qin Yunhe himself had never studied in an academy, he knew the use of exemption cards.

If you do your homework well, the teacher will sometimes reward you with a free card, and if you make a mistake, you can be exempted from being beaten once.

Zi Gao indeed taught Qin Ci very well, and he even got an exemption.

Qin Yunhe looked at Qin Ci's eyes shining with eagerness to praise him and couldn't help laughing: "Ci'er is really amazing, he even got a free pass."

Hearing Qin Yunhe praising his younger brother, the usually quiet Qin Zheng became a little restless.

"Dad, I have one too."

As he spoke, Qin Zheng took out his recruitment bag, felt around inside, and soon took out four or five small paper rolls and placed them on the table.

"Haha." Qin Yunhe was amused by his eldest son.

He had always been a little worried that his eldest son was too sensible and too humble, and would inevitably be ignored or even bullied on a daily basis. However, he did not expect that his eldest son actually had his own thoughts.

Qin Yunhe rubbed his eldest son's head and said, "Zheng'er is amazing. He actually has so many exemptions."

Qin Ci, who was originally feeling complacent, hummed in dissatisfaction, but didn't say anything else.

"…Just do your homework well. Daddy won't bother you anymore."

Qin Yunhe saw that the two people still had some calligraphy to write, so he didn't dare to delay them too much. He gave them a few instructions and left.

Three days passed in a blink of an eye, and Qin Yunhe arrived at the Censorate on time early in the morning to report for duty.

After returning to Beijing a few days ago to complete his mission, Qin Yunhe did not go back to the courtyard in Henan Road. Now that he is back, he is still a little dazed.

A clerk who had just reported for duty bowed and greeted Qin Yunhe. Qin Yunhe nodded and went to the main room where he was on duty.

It was quiet inside.

Qin Yunhe first returned to the west side where he was usually on duty, and found that there was no one inside and the desk was also very clean, as if no one was working there.

Qin Yunhe thought that his colleagues should have arrived by now, so he turned around and planned to go to the East Room where the seal was on duty. As soon as Qin Yunhe walked into the main hall, he saw Liu Yushi, who was on duty in the West Room that day, coming in.

Qin Yunhe hurriedly bowed: "Master Liu."

Censor Liu was stunned for a moment, then he reacted: "Xiao Qin is back."

"Yes, I came back a few days ago. Master Fu gave me three days off, so I just came back to work today."

Liu Yushi came up and patted Qin Yunhe on the shoulder, looking him up and down: "Okay, good, you've worked so hard."

"Master Liu, I see why," Qin Yunhe pointed to the duty room on the west side, "it's a bit deserted? Is everyone out on business?"

"Oh," Censor Liu took Qin Yunhe to the duty room on the east side and asked him to sit down, "The Lord Seal Holder was recently appointed as the governor of Shaanxi Province, and I will be the temporary seal holder of Henan Province.

Chen Min has been transferred to Shaanxi Province as the Chief Seal Officer. He should have been promoted to Chief Seal Officer long ago. Mr. Tian has been transferred to the Experience Department as an Experience Officer. "

Tian Fen was transferred to the Experience Department to work as an experience officer? !

There were many official positions of varying sizes in the Censorate, but none of them allowed promotion based on experience.

Unless they are transferred to another department, there is almost no room for promotion for those with experience.

With Tian Fen's qualifications and achievements, he should have been promoted to the position of Beijing official long ago. Moreover, before he left Beijing, His Majesty said that he would be reinstated in a few days. How come he was transferred to the Experience Department?

Liu Zhangyin said it lightly, but the news was like a thunderclap.

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