Bai Erlang: "What do you mean by this? What does it mean that there is still me?"

Man Bao said: "The prince didn't tell me that I still have you."

Bai Erlang:......

Bai Shan walked up and asked, "Did the prince add us to the list?"

Yang Heshu also came up and said: "Some were added by the prince, and some were added by the courtiers at their discretion."

The three of them looked at him together and asked, "Senior Brother Yang, were you there at that time?"

Yang Heshu shook his head, "I'm not here, but my father is."

He looked at the three of them with complicated eyes and said, "The reason why the three of you are on the list is because the letter about the reorganization of the Imperial Medical Office has your three names signed on it."

Bai Shan and Bai Erlang both turned to look at Man Bao, "Are you here?"

Man Bao puffed up his chest and said proudly: "Of course I am here. Not only am I here, I am different from you. You are here to study, and I am here to repair books!"

Man Bao was quite proud and said happily: "Maybe I still have a rank."

Yang Heshu actually nodded, "You have a rank, but His Majesty hasn't decided yet before my father left the palace, so I haven't determined what rank you will be given."

The main reason is that there are no female officials in this dynasty, so even if it is just a title, it is difficult to be granted one. But if not, it would be embarrassing to let Zhou Man become the white-gong emperor.

Yang He wrote: "It is better to be a medical officer, and there are old practices."

"A top-grade medical woman is the eighth grade. In this case, we can go one step further and make you a medical officer, but the grade..." He smiled and said: "I came to see you today. In addition to asking you some questions, I also want to make you a medical officer."

I would like to remind you that before His Majesty's decree is issued, go and pay a greeting to the Queen the next time you enter the palace. If you are of a higher rank, your words will have more weight if you enter the Chongwen Hall to study books in the future."

Books are not easy to repair. Do you think you can write just by picking up a pen?

That's called writing a book, not repairing it.

Sometimes editing a book is more frustrating than writing one. What content should be included in the book, what content should not be included, and what proportion of this content should be...

Every item has to be discussed. Zhou Man is young and has little qualifications. If she can't outrank others based on her official status, she won't even be able to speak in the school office.

Don't think that the imperial doctors won't oppress people. In this regard, even Xiao Yuanzheng's personal intervention will not be of any use.

How much contribution she made in compiling the book can be seen from the many scholars in the Hanlin Academy who worked hard for the compilation. When Zhou Man was just a private doctor, everyone was willing to sell her face. After all, she was good at medicine. After her meritorious service, the superiors would reward her with some gold and silver at most.

Jewelry does not conflict with the merit they receive.

But when she entered the school librarianship, she was one of the editors, so she had only so much credit. She took some of it, but others could share less.

Of course, those who want to take credit will naturally also want to study, but to be honest, there are probably no people who can ignore credit.

It's him. Since he has accepted this task, he must think about making meritorious deeds.

Naturally, he and Zhou Man were on the same side. Whether it was for himself or for his friends, he had to remind her, "You are the ones who get the benefits of the Imperial Medical Office. The higher your rank, the better the Imperial Medical Office will be able to take care of you."

Develop according to your wishes.”

Man Bao then began to think, "It seems that I haven't entered the palace for a long time to ask for a safe pulse from the queen. How about I go to the palace again tomorrow?"

Yang Heshu nodded.

So the four of them moved to the study room, met Mr. Zhuang and sat together.

The three parties exchanged information and completed the matter. Of course, no one's information was as comprehensive as that of Yang Heshu.

Obviously the prince was also a party involved, but he only told Man Bao two points and no other important news.

But Yang and Shu are different. Although many things were relayed by Yang Houye, Yang Houye said it in detail.

Only then did a few people know that the matter between the Chongwen Pavilion and the Imperial Medical Office had been under discussion, but it had been difficult to decide. Some courtiers supported it, and naturally some courtiers opposed it.

When Hou Ji's case was decided, the ministers reluctantly agreed to recruit talented people to the Prince's Chongwen Hall, but cut more than half of the list he proposed.

Chongwen Hall was only established during this dynasty, and the number of students initially determined was twenty.

The current prince is the only one in this dynasty who honestly studies in Chongwen Hall. After all, the late emperor was a rebel emperor. Now, he has only been a prince for a few months before he became the emperor, and he became the prince.

By that time, my son was running around everywhere and had great military exploits, so he no longer needed to study in Chongwen Hall.

Just because it is the first, all the rules are not finalized.

When the prince was young, the twenty students in the Chongwen Hall were all his companions, and they were all selected from the homes of relatives of the emperor and those who were third-rank imperial officials or above.

Su Jian was one of them back then, and he was the one who played best with the prince.

Later, after completing their studies, some of these students dispersed to various places to become officials, some became disabled and could only return home to inherit the title, and some entered the Eastern Palace to serve as officials for the prince...

Then all the students in the Chongwen Hall dispersed, and the prince was the only student left.

There was nothing he could do. He didn't learn well. The emperor was so worried that he sent a strict teacher to him every now and then, hoping that he would be able to produce a good disciple.

As a result, the prince made these teachers angry and drove them away one after another. Even Kong Jijiu, who had taught the prince since his enlightenment, ran away.

Now he wanted to recruit talented people, but the list he was given included a large number of people. The courtiers looked at it and felt that he was not recruiting a companion, but a confidant.

Looking at the list he pulled down, he almost included all the relatives of the emperor, the descendants of distinguished families, and the fourth-rank and above imperial officials.

Not to mention the courtiers, the emperor couldn't help but have a headache.

This is simply a naked clique for selfish gain.

However, the emperor was not angry at all. He was just a little tired and got rid of all the unsuitable people. After asking for his opinions, he began to reorganize the East Palace team for him.

No one thought that the prince really wanted to recruit so many people. Everyone including the emperor thought that he was using this to warn and retaliate against Prince Gong, or that he was losing his temper.

But this time he got angry on the right track and didn't go straight to Prince Gong's palace in Luozhou to beat someone up, so the emperor pinched his nose and admitted it.

Bai Shan and the others who were selected from the Guozi School were relatively young, and their main duty in Chongwen Hall was to accompany them to study.

Those people personally selected by the prince and the emperor went to the East Palace officials and the prince's confidants, and they were regarded as the prince's team.

So after being so picky, the big guys took the prince to talk again in the Tai Chi Hall this morning and finally decided on the list.
Chapter completed!