After wearing the book, he was favored by the villains in line

Although the emperor did not put it on the bright side, it is clear that the court has recently started a wave of blood changes.

The once benevolent emperor desperately wanted to find his absolute control over the court after experiencing the Li Wang Rebellion.

Under this premise, those who are jumping up and down against Lou Rongrong Guang's academy have the words "I don't know how to win" and "I'm in danger of official career" on their foreheads.

At least for now, disobedience to the emperor is definitely not a wise move.

If you really don't like women's reading, there will be ways to make you stumble afterward, so why bother to annoy the emperor at this juncture?

Leng Chuchun's attitude made many officials who originally opposed the library's promotion unconsciously hesitate.

Following Leng Chuchun, all the officials who were originally neutral also asked Ying Ze to keep their promises. In the end, these vacillating officials also gritted their teeth and followed silently.

After the sound of sleeves rubbing against each other, only a few stubborn factions remained in the entire imperial court, still stubbornly standing in place.

Ying Ze was condescending, his long and narrow phoenix eyes swept across, and the corners of his lips slightly raised:

"Very good. Since that's the case, this matter is settled. The Ministry of Officials selects envoys, takes the state capital as the domain, and sets up women's colleges to recruit students and hire Confucian scholars to teach principles."

Zeng Jun immediately surrendered and took command:

"Yes, I will definitely live up to my holy hope."

Not far away, Leng Yuyan also stood up:

"I have the courage to recommend myself, and I am willing to be one of them!"

Ying Ze glanced over the crowd, and said:

"But there is still Aiqing, like Leng Aiqing, who would like to recommend himself?"

After the words fell, all the officials looked at each other in blank dismay, only a few female officials stood up and were willing to go.

As women, they are too aware of women's difficulties and the dirty joints of officialdom.

They came from famous families and would be despised and excluded by court officials. If these people were in charge of the women's academy, the women's academy might not be so pure for women to study and understand.

Ying Ze had already expected it, but he agreed to it one by one, and ordered Zeng Jun to write it down.

At this time, Chen Min suddenly came out of the line and bowed his hands to Ying Ze, bowed his head and said:

"Your Majesty ordered the world to build a women's academy, so that women in the world can also study and understand, which is a great achievement. However, my Daqing County, from Zhejiang, Zhejiang, Guangxi, Huai, Nanjing, Tianjin... to Lizhou Xingzhou, Kuizhou and Guangnan, is enough. There are 35 prefectures, 127 states, and countless counties and counties, even if we only set up schools in the state capitals, the required talents are also countless."

"Even if officials can be dispatched from the local state capital, it is also inevitable that many officials will be dispatched from the court. At that time, the court will be empty, fearing that the government will be difficult to do, and it will be detrimental to the country."

Those officials who disapproved of the women's academy were refreshed when they heard the words, and thought that Chen Min was going to refute the establishment of the academy. Unexpectedly, the next moment, Chen Min changed the subject and said:

"The minister thought about it left and right, and finally found a plan to solve his difficulties."

Ying Ze raised his eyebrows slightly, as if he was quite interested:

"Chen Aiqing can speak out."

Chen Min looked up at him, bowed his head deeply and said:

"Your Majesty, please open the new imperial examinations this year to recruit newcomers and make up for the gaps. This problem will naturally be solved."

The more the ministers listened, the more something was wrong.

Wait a minute, they are working well as officials in the capital, when did they say they were going to those backcountry places?

Anyway, if they can stand in this hall, they are almost worthy of the name in the government and the public. How can they do it themselves to open a small academy?

Isn't it as usual, sending some stupid officials who are not very good at both sides and have no possibility of promotion in Beijing, or those old officials who have not been promoted for many years?

Before they could react, Ying Ze had already made a decision on the matter:

"Chen Aiqing's words made her feel lonely. After Li Wang's turmoil, the court has lost a lot of faces. On weekdays, the six ministries do things, and most of them are excused by the lack of manpower. Looking at it alone, there is indeed a need for a new imperial examination."

At this time, the reaction was quicker, and finally realized that Ying Ze wanted to open a women's academy, and it was clearly a ulterior motive, and wanted to take this opportunity to transfer some unpleasant officials away from the power center.

Someone quickly stood up and tried to stop:

"Your Majesty, the provincial examination was just held the year before last. If it is held again this year, it would be out of order..."

Lou Rongrong, who had never spoken, suddenly interjected:

"My lord's words are out of proportion. We know that in the ninth year of Jiaxing, the first emperor set up the provincial examination in the previous year and set up the imperial examination in the next year because of the lack of talents in the court. Your Majesty's move is not against the rules of etiquette, but It is flexible for the country."

The man was tongue-tied, and when he looked back, there really was such a thing.

Now he couldn't refute, so he could only back down sullenly.

But someone else stood up and said:

"Although there are precedents for the re-administration of the provincial examination, in my opinion, Mr. Chen's words may be biased—but to set up a women's academy, women don't have to take the examination to become officials, so why should the important ministers go to the court? But in Yuzhou The government selects Confucian scholars locally, teaches them literacy and understanding, and learns about "Nvjie" and "Nvshu", that's all..."

It's not that he didn't hear Ying Ze's intention to lay off people, but he knew in his heart that if he wanted to lay off people, he would never be able to escape, so he got angry for a while and started talking nonsense.

Sure enough, as soon as he said this, several officials nearby silently stood away from him.

Lou Rongrong immediately smiled and said:

"Master Li's words are reasonable. If women don't study in the imperial examination, it is really unnecessary to go through such a lot of trouble."

The man looked happy, thinking that there was something to be said about this matter.

Unexpectedly, Lou Rongrong's expression changed, and the next moment his eyes were full of sarcasm:

"That's why Tianlu dared to think that since there is a shortage of talents in the court, it is better to start a new imperial examination and allow talented women to participate in the scientific examination. In this way, it is not useless for the imperial court to devote so much energy to it. Master Li thinks that Tianlu said Is it reasonable?"

Yes, since it is not necessary to go through a lot of trouble in the imperial examination, then let women take the imperial examination, isn't it necessary?

This logic is impeccable. For a moment, the person who spoke just now was stunned in place. It took a long time before he came back to his senses, and his neck was flushed in an instant:

"This...how does this work? How can a woman pass the imperial examination? You...you..."

No one expected that Lou Rongrong would really dare to say such words in front of all officials.

On the contrary, Lou Rongrong herself was quite calm, bowed to Ying Ze, and said in a deep voice:

"What Tianlu said was not a joke. Tianlu set up an academy for a year, recruiting women to study, teaching them the way, and telling them that they will use their talents and knowledge to reimburse their families and countries in the future. You adults should see it in your eyes—these women's hard work is not worth it. Not inferior to men, and not inferior to scholars in the world in terms of intelligence and understanding."

"In time, if they are allowed to participate in the scientific examination, they will surely be able to gain fame and fame and serve the country like your lords, and maybe they will be ministers in the same hall as your lords."