Rebirth of the Ming Dynasty: Sixth Generation of Glory, I don't want it

"Been taught a lesson!"

After listening to what Wei Guan said, Wan Xiu suddenly felt that he was too narrow-minded and bowed respectfully.

"That's a lot of words."

Wei Guan hurriedly bowed in return to express his fear.

The world is biased towards men.

Men can go to war, farm at home, take imperial examinations, go out to do business, or even live a life of debauchery outside. Even if they don't support the family, the women at home can only accept it.

Men have too many choices, but most women are confined to the inner house.

This is the way the world is.

But it is not a good thing to go on from now on.

When Yang is strong, Yin is weak, which is not the right way.

Today, the Queen is bold and responsible, and has raised the spirits and vigor of women in the Ming Dynasty. This will bring countless benefits to the next generation.

"Your Highness, I was wrong. Should I continue reading?"

Wanxiu was a little annoyed that he expressed his opinion halfway through the reading.

"It's okay to correct your mistakes. Let's continue."

Zhang Xin smiled.

"Yes, Your Highness."

He rolled up his sleeves and happily picked up the letter and continued reading.

The main hall and the secondary hall of Lingji Palace have been basically completed under Zhu Gaochi's constant urging and personal supervision. The statues of the two main gods also use the latest movable joint technology, which is very lifelike. Some believers have already started to burn incense and pray at Lingji Palace.

King Shu Zhu Chun was recalled to the capital by Zhu Di and took office as the chief academic officer of the Imperial College in the capital. The fiefdom was managed by the grandson of King Shu.

"Stop. Is this all the King of Shu said about this matter?"

Zhang Xin raised her hand to stop and asked.

"Yes, Your Highness, that's all I said."

He rolled up his sleeves and flipped through the letter before answering.

"What kind of person does Lord Wei think the King of Shu is?"

Zhang Xin turned to Wei Guan.

"This, Your Highness, I cannot comment on."

Wei Guan was a little hesitant.

"It's okay, just tell me how you feel. I won't write back to the capital either."

In fact, Zhang Xin still has doubts about Zhu Chun.

Many of the mysteries from her previous life were solved in this life, but she still couldn't figure out who was responsible for Zhu Zhanji's death.

"Since Your Highness wants to know, I will venture to say a few words. The second son of the King of Shu has a deviant temperament and I am afraid that it will bring disaster to the whole family."

Wei Guan began to be in charge of the East Factory after Zhu Di ascended the throne.

In the early years, the Tiqi went everywhere, mainly to help Zhu Di keep an eye on all the vassal kings.

Any unusual movement should be reported to Zhu Di immediately.

Therefore, Wei Guan knew everything about all the affairs of the vassal kings, including those in the royal palace.

Later, because of maritime trade and the expansion of territorial sovereignty, most princes began to work for Zhu Di. Those who were far away overseas were all confirmed by Wei Guan to have no ulterior motives and their families were stable.

The only person Zhu Di never used was Zhu Chun, and there was certainly a reason for that.

"Zhu Yueyao?"

Zhang Xin remembered the name of this unfortunate child.

"It's him, Your Highness. He is arrogant and domineering on weekdays, and has a very bad reputation."

Wei Guan bowed and replied.

"ok, I get it."

Zhang Xin nodded slightly, then gestured to roll up her sleeves and continue speaking.

What happened to Xu afterwards was basically brief and concise.

For example, the Cabinet is highly respected, and the Hanlin Academy also recruits students from the Imperial College, not just those who have passed the imperial examinations.

The letter was finished in a short while.

Seeing that Zhang Xin didn't say anything, Wanxiu and Wei Guan just bowed and waited on the side.

In fact, Zhang Xin didn't listen carefully to what was said in the rest of the letter. She just tried hard to recall the things about the Shu King's family.

There was nothing special about King Zhu Chun of Shu. He loved reading, building temples, and interacting with scholars.

Whether in the previous life or this life, there has been almost no change on the side of the King of Shu, including the people in the entire King of Shu's Palace.

This is a bit strange.