Li Er did deny the bank's affairs at the beginning, but in the end he could not withstand the temptation of huge benefits and planned to ask for a reference from his wife.

As for the problem of Empress Changsun, the old man was prepared for it. He put down the chopsticks in his hand and wiped the corners of his mouth with a silk squid. "It's a big deal. This is a big deal about the entire Tang Dynasty. How can I not think about it carefully? Instead of giving them hope and vetoing it in the end, it's better not giving them hope at the beginning and agreeing to them in the end."

"What the second brother said," Empress Changsun nodded and said after a moment: "But if you say it, I think it's better to take it to the court to discuss it and listen to the opinions of the ministers. After all, it's more comprehensive to think about the problem. Do you think so?"

Empress Changsun did not give Li Er an accurate reply, but the meaning was expressed very clearly, that was support, but this was very obscure.

Just now, Li Er was still wondering whether Li Chengqian would rebel. How could Queen Changsun forget so quickly? In addition, Li Chengqian proposed the bank matter. If something bad would cause Lao Li to be even more unlucky, and Changsun could not handle it accidentally.

As Lao Li grows older and becomes more and more suspicious, Empress Changsun has a clear feeling about this. This can be seen from Li Er's attitude towards Li Chengqian and Li Tai.

The trust in Li Chengqian has become so cautious that it has to be careful and you have to think carefully about everything for a long time before you can make a decision.

Take Li Chengqian rescued Qin Qiong as an example. His Majesty Li Er was very happy after hearing that Qin Qiong recovered.

However, with the subsequent chain reactions one by one, Lao Li began to conflict again. He always felt that the gangster in his family was getting higher and higher among the ministers and had begun to threaten him. This was also the main reason why Li Er used words to remind Li Chengqian during dinner.

This was what Li Chengqian thought about after thinking about it for a long time after returning to the East Palace. This made him more eager to hope that his six-rate could be transferred back from Liaodong as soon as possible. Although he does not want to rebel at present, having soldiers around him may at least make him feel safe.

Otherwise, God would know that one day the old man would be unable to think about it and chop him down, wouldn’t he not even have the power to resist?

The more Xiao Li thought about it, the more he became more uneasy he felt. Finally, he got up from the warm kang, comforted Kong Wen, who was awakened by him, and sat down at the desk.

"Your Highness, what's wrong?" After waking up, Kong Wen no longer had the intention to fall asleep. She put on her clothes and came to Li Chengqian's side.

Li Chengqian sat next to the table belonging to Kong Wen, frowned and wondered how to transfer Liusui back. Seeing that she got up, An Wei smiled and said, "Suddenly I remembered some things, go to bed first."

"Your Highness must have something to worry about, right? Can you tell me?" Kong Wen read the anxiety from Li Chengqian's eyes, asked carefully, and tried to relieve him.

But how could Li Chengqian talk to Kong Wen about this kind of thing? And even if she talks about it, she can only worry about it, which has no effect on the matter itself.

So Li Chengqian just smiled, stood up from the chair, accompanied Kong Wen to the warm kang: "You have a rest first, I suddenly remembered that there is still a memorandum to write. Will you sleep after I finish writing it?"

"Well. Then I won't disturb Your Highness." Seeing that Li Chengqian didn't tell the reason, Kong Wen knew that he couldn't help him at all, and was a little disappointed.

"Get a good rest. I will accompany you home in a few days. You must be energetic. Otherwise, Master Kong thinks that I bullied you, and your husband will probably be punished to copy books again." Feeling Kong Wen's loss, Li Chengqian smiled and joked with her.

"Really? Your Highness wants to accompany me home?" Kong Wen's eyes instantly emitted a dazzling light.

You should know that it was difficult for women to have the opportunity to go back to their parents' home after getting married, but unlike later generations who want to go back when they want to. Sometimes if their husband's family does not agree, it is often normal that they cannot meet their parents' family for ten or eight years.

"Well! Go to bed quickly!" Li Chengqian nodded affirmatively, helped Kong Wen lie on the bed, and covered her with a quilt.

There should have been something that the maids should do, but Li Chengqian is not unfamiliar with it. Not to mention how many times he tucked his sister in later generations, even in the Tang Dynasty, Li Chengqian had done the movie "Shizi" countless times.

However, this was the first time for Kong Wen. He was almost instantly moved by Li Chengqian's behavior: "Your Highness, why are you so kind to me? I..."

"Shh..., don't talk, sleep. If you don't obey, you won't go home with you after a few days." Li Chengqian stretched out his finger and pressed Kong Wen's cherry lips.

After some trouble, Kong Wen was finally settled down. Li Chengqian was almost exhausted and sweated. He returned to the table and sat down. He spread the paper, picked up the pen and wrote it on the paper and looked up: The father was clear and the son bowed to him in panic.

...

Although His Majesty Li Er had put on glasses, he still struggled to read. The font that could be almost anti-counterfeiting made the old man sigh helplessly. Although he had already punished him to copy books countless times, he didn't know why he had made no progress at all.

However, after reading Li Chengqian's memorial, His Majesty Li Er no longer had the intention to pick on the handwriting, and the content inside made him fall into deep thought.

The rotation system, a plan proposed by Li Chengqian on military system reform, seems to be a very practical method in the view of His Majesty Li Er.

The main idea is to rotate the resident, generals, and serve once every three years.

But the key is the training of soldiers. After all, in the past, the general was responsible for a certain guard under his command. Whether it was training or exercise, it had a strong personal style. If the rotation system was adopted, it would be easy to reduce the combat effectiveness of soldiers.

Therefore, the construction of military academy was once again proposed, and a standard training plan was formulated to allow all soldiers in the army to reach a unified standard, so that no matter who leads the army, the combat effectiveness of the soldiers will not be affected.

Although this is a bit troublesome, it can also prevent the leader from gaining troops. After all, it is easy to get a group of unfamiliar people to obey their commands, but it is much more difficult to let them die with them.

It is likely that even one's own power has not been cultivated in three years, so naturally, it can effectively avoid such rebellion.

Since Li Chengqian proposed this plan, in Lao Li's view, it was almost equivalent to giving up the control of the six-rate. As long as the rotation system was passed through the government's negotiation system, then the Emperor of the Tang Dynasty could naturally mobilize any army at will, including the garrison and the leading generals.
Chapter completed!