When people are busy, time always passes very quickly. Li Tong has had this kind of feeling before, but the current busyness is different from the previous period.

At present, he is in charge of three positions. Every day after leaving court to accompany his grandmother for breakfast, he must think carefully about where to work. There are also endless visitors in the palace, some of which he told the officials to pay attention to, and they also hurriedly returned to the palace to receive them personally. It was a waste of time.

Fortunately, the three ministries are complementary. For example, the Ministry of Rites he examined and prosecuted. If he wants to accurately judge the level of auspiciousness, he needs to have a rough understanding of the origin of the rituals of the past dynasties. In the Ministry of Rites, he can also come into contact with a large number of timely rituals, and in turn, he can supervise the key points of the compilation of ritual books.

As for Chongwenguan, Li Tong often went to the hall to sit in the hall, and it was second to socialize with the officials, mainly for the sake of studying. He knew that he could still boast about his poetry by relying on the memory in his mind, but when he opened these surfaces, he was actually ignorant and had a pitiful weak foundation. It was okay to scare people with three tricks, but in the long run, he would inevitably show his timidity.

Although it was a bit unpromising to read ancient Chinese without pursuing technology in ancient times, his current state was a bit special after all. In the center of the court, there were many foxes that had been around for thousands of years, and it was really hard to talk about "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" without any accumulation of foundation.

Of course, he also reads books with choices, mainly by reading examples and comprehensive books, such as "Beitang Shu Chao" compiled by Yu Shinan, a senior of the Secretariat and "Arts and Literature Collection" compiled by Ouyang Xun and others.

These books quote ancient books with a wide range of comprehensiveness and wide coverage. They may seem a bit shallow for the current professional academic classical research, but Li Tong does not really want to do academic research. Just understand the basics and communicate with others to know what he said.

When it comes to book-like books, Li Tong also thinks of Xu Jian, who was recommended by him to participate in the editing of the book.

Xu Jian was also from Wuxing, Huzhou, and was the nephew of Xu Hui, a concubine of Emperor Taizong's late concubine. Another aunt was Jieyu of Emperor Gaozong Li Zhi. She was known as intelligent when she was young. When Li Tong, Li Xian, was once named King Pei, he summoned Xu Jian in the royal palace.

If there is any closer relationship between the two parties, it is that Xu Jian's uncle Xu Qizhuang and Li Tong's biological mother Shen clan were still in-laws. He was close to the age of 10 years and was appointed as a Jinshi in his early years and was appointed as an official. Recently, he joined the dynasty as a selector to prepare to participate in the ranks of the dynasty, visiting the young king and making a brief history of friendship.

It was also in Xu Jian's mouth that Li Tong learned about his biological mother Shen's true life experience, and he also knew that two uncles were still in the south of Lingnan.

But it would be fine if you heard of this kind of thing. Li Tong had never seen his biological mother. Although he had some memories of his predecessor, it was already very vague, let alone any deep friendship with other people in the mother tribe.

If you have time in the future, you can ask someone to find it. Although the Shen clan of Wuxing, a Southern Dynasty, has declined, it is also a long-standing family in the Tang Dynasty. If the tribe has the talent and ability to use it, it is worth continuing its relationship.

The reason why Li Tong recommended Xu Jian was not because of these old friendships, but because Xu Jian was indeed of good quality and was also a famous official in Kaiyuan. Even in the Wuzhou dynasty, Yang Zaisi, who was not very honest, praised him as a "Fengge Sanren", which shows that Xu Jian was indeed extraordinary.

When Li Tong was studying, he remembered Xu Jian because the "Book of Learning" written by Xu Jian during the Kaiyuan period was also a representative of the Tang Dynasty books. It was not as good as "Arts and Literature Collection", but it was better than it was.

The reason why Li Tong was impressed by "The Record of Beginners" was that he had read it carefully. This book was a reference book for writing essays and poetry searching at that time. Even when later generations studied poetry and essays in the Tang Dynasty, it had great reference value.

Editing "General Discussion on Li Style" is a political task. Although it has some blessings for Li Tong's hope, if you want to establish your academic status in the field of poetry and prose, you still need to have new works.

So he planned to compile the book "The General Discussion on Li Yi" before the team was disbanded, and to use Xu Jian and Zhang said these people as the core, and compile the book "Beginner's Records" in advance, so that they can deepen their relationship with each other.

While Li Tong was busy with everything, the current situation did not stagnate, and major events in the court and the country occurred frequently.

For example, when the outgoing envoy investigated the cause of Zhou Xing's death, he naturally couldn't find out anything, because the murderers returned to the suburbs of Shendu City more than a month later, and the old clothes club had already begun to be established in Gande Township, east of the city.

Unable to find out the murderer who assassinated Zhou Xing, Taizhou Governor Liu Yanjing became a scapegoat. He was arrested and returned to the capital and killed in the southern city of Shendu. At the same time, Liu Yanjing's nephew Liu Yicong was also killed by Juzhou.

After hearing this news, Li Tong felt very uncomfortable. Although Liu Yanjing was not very polite to him, he really didn't feel any disgusting towards this person. He also understood that even if Liu Yanjing had any sins, the only reason for his death was his identity as the father-in-law.

Liu Yanjing was not the first person to suffer. When the common man Wei Waiji was taken back, the envoys took over the command of the Shanzhou Governor Guo Zhengyi, and both were exiled to Xiuzhou. But shortly after setting off, both of them were killed on the way.

There is another important personnel transfer, that is, General Heichi Changzhi was recalled to the court to serve as the General of the Right Guard, and General Xue Huaiyi of the Left Guard took office as the Chief General of Yanrandao and continued to command troops to attack the Turks.

Li Tong still had no idea about personnel transfers at this level, but seeing that Heichi Changzhi returned from the border to the court was a promotion, rather than being escorted to the capital as a criminal, I felt a little relieved.

Another thing that has something to do with Li Tong is that Lai Zixun, who went to Lintai to make trouble earlier, was convicted and exiled to Zhenzhou, Hainan. Tang people also have some specialties in exile. They fought so far, and basically they didn't plan to let him come back alive. For example, Wu Chengsi, Wu Yuanshuang, was exiled to Zhenzhou and died.

Such a cruel official ended his political career before it officially began, just like Fu Youyi, who was killed in the bud.

But this is not something to be happy about. Previously, Su Zhengtai accepted new words, and Li Tong saw several familiar names of cruel officials on the list, such as Hou Sizhi, Huo Xianke, Wang Hongyi and others, but their second generation, Mu Lai Junchen, was still missing.

Li Tong really wanted to do whatever he wanted, and slapped Lai Junchen with his little wings.

In addition to this, there are also many good news. In addition to the editorial book of rituals and recommendations, the first batch of officials in Prince Li Tong's mansion also gradually came out.

After August, the court held a series of competitions, Zhang Jiazhen and Li Siwen won the title one after another. Although they all rely on their talents and knowledge, the small royal palace actually received two successive results, which was enough to make the Shilin look at each other. In addition, the young king is in full swing now, so young people in the capital are competing to join the young king family in order to respond to their teachings.

After Zhang Jiazhen accepted the title, he was appointed as the military officer of the Fenzhou Sihu and had left the royal palace to take office. Although Li Tong really wanted to keep the official in Kinki prefectures, he currently lacked a lot of say in government affairs, and his only resources still need to be kept at important points, so Zhang Jiazhen was allowed to go out for training.

As for Li Siwen, he was a second-generation official. Without even Li Tong's plan for him, he directly served as the Lintai proofreader. At the same time, he continued to stay in the mansion and replaced Zhang Jiazhen as the chief secretary.

As for Zhong Shaojing and Shi Sizhen, including Su Yi who had just arrived in the palace, they were either in bad luck or limited in talent. Although subjects were held later, the few people seemed a little discouraged and no longer focused on preparing for the exam.

But even if they don’t get the exam, they don’t have to worry about their future. Zhong Shaojing was summoned to Lintai as the head of the eighth rank. After all, his writing is so powerful that he is even better than Li Tong’s Yan style, who is still practicing hard.

Shi Sizhen was stuffed into the Taile Office to serve as a Xielulang, which was a good idea and found a place suitable for her performance.

As for Su Yue, it was a bit difficult. He had failed the imperial examination and failed to pass the imperial examination. He still didn't even have a background. Even if Li Tongqiang was appointed as a resident, he could only serve as an alien.

In this case, after soliciting opinions from others, Li Tong simply stuffed it into Shaofu Shangfang Supervisor to serve as an extravagant story of a craftsman in charge of a craftsman, which also facilitated the custodian to steal and take out some technical talents from the government.

Wang Renjiao, Sima of the Wangfu, was cleared. After being selected by the Ministry of Personnel, she served as the Yanshiwei, the Yandu County County of Shendu. The reason why she invested some resources on Wang Renjiao was that Wang Renjiao was originally from the Guanzhong Prefecture and had many common topics with the military households and people who were exiled to the two capitals, which was of great help to the early development of the Old Clothing Society.

As for Huan Yanfan, he entrusted his aunt Princess Taiping's relationship to the Right Jinwu Guard as the military officer. In Princess Taiping's words, the opera house was located outside the city, and there were always a trusted person to take care of him. So Huan Yanfan took gloriously as the captain of the opera house security team that was still under construction.

There are natural and natural sources. In addition to Wei Anshi and others who entered the royal palace, Li Tong also got a big surprise in Chongwenguan, that is, the famous Kaiyuan general Li Yi.

Although the Li Tang royal family was half-dead, there were exceptions. In addition to the Li Tong family going upstream, there was another family who finally waited for their spring, that is, the descendants of King Li Ke of Wu.

During the Yonghui period, Changsun Wuji took power and killed Li Ke. Although after Changsun Wuji fell, Emperor Gaozong Li Zhi chased Li Ke, he still did not pardon Li Ke's sons. Instead, he led Li Xiaogong's grandson to inherit Li Ke's title.

It was not until Emperor Gaozong was in a state of depression and Empress Wu arrived in the court that Li Ke's children and grandchildren were pardoned and returned to the current situation and took their own duties. This also shows that Wu Zetian was not born with a grudge against the Li family. The key is that you have to remember to eat and beat him.

For example, Li Ke's eldest son Li Ren was appointed as the governor of a foreign state, and he had a lot of achievements. In addition, he actively offered Rui Rui. Li Tong even handed a few copies in the Ministry of Rites, so he was very pleased by the Emperor of God. Not only was he promoted to the county magistrate, he was also awarded the title of Li Qianli.

Li Yi is the son of Li Ke's third son Li Kun, about the same age as Li Tong. His father served as the governor of another state, while he stayed in Chongwenguan to study.

Originally, Li Tong had been watching for a long time and no longer caught a cold about historical celebrities. However, after seeing Li Yi at Chongwenguan, his heart started to throbbing again. As he chatted, he talked about Li Yi to his palace and replaced Wang Renjiao as the Sima of the palace, and wanted to train this little foal.

Such days are busy and fulfilling, and there are small surprises from time to time, which is originally comfortable.
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