After entering the book, I emptied the warehouse of my foster mother's house to farm

Jiang Huaizhi had just returned from his shift. As the person in the Jiang family most likely to ascend to his old father's position in the future, he had worked harder than the others since he was a child in order to surpass his other three brothers.

Hard work pays off. After entering the officialdom, he was assigned to work in a remote area for three years. No matter where he was, he worked diligently and tried to achieve good political achievements. Finally, he was transferred back to Kyoto to take up a post.

Of course, my father’s connections in the Ministry of Personnel also had a lot to do with this.

Although his current position is only of the fifth rank, he is the first among the six ministries.

What is the Ministry of Personnel? The Ministry of Personnel is responsible for a series of tasks such as the appointment, assessment, promotion, and transfer of civil servants. The Shangshu is too busy to have the time to look at the performance assessments of tens of thousands of minor officials all day long, so these matters are handled by the Wenxuansi where he works.

And he, as a Langzhong of the Ministry of Literature, held this great power in his hands.

So what if Big Brother Jiang Huaili is one level higher in rank? Compared to him, the actual power is far less.

This year's assessment and appointment has already begun. Although Jiang Huaizhi feels tired, he is somewhat proud of himself. After all, he holds the lifelines of officials in those remote states and counties.

When Mrs. Wu saw her husband come in, she quickly dismissed his attendants.

Jiang Huaizhi also turned his attention back to his official duties, looked at his worried wife and asked, "What's wrong with you?"

Mrs. Wu didn't say anything and pointed to the post on the table.

Jiang Huaizhi didn't understand what was going on. He reached out and picked up the post. He quickly read it and put it back on the table. Then he sat down on the chair next to him and asked, "You asked me to come here just to see this?"

In Jiang Huaizhi's opinion, although Princess Jiahe came from the Ji family, the second branch of the family had already cut off ties with the Ji family, so it was not a bad thing for his daughter to make friends with them.

What's more, Princess Jiahe had previously cured her daughter's hidden illness.

So, he didn't understand what was wrong with the other party posting the message.

Seeing that her husband didn't know the secret yet and she didn't know how to tell him, Mrs. Wu sighed in worry.

"What happened?"

Seeing that Wu was unwilling to speak, Jiang Huaizhi frowned and asked, but she had already stood up: "If you have something to say, please say it quickly. I have something else to do."

"Yao'er's matter."

Wu finally spoke.

Although, she also found it difficult to say.

"Yao'er, she...she has a crush on the prince of Weiguo."

"Hmm.....Prince of Weiguo..."

"Who?"

Jiang Huaizhi muttered to himself and suddenly exclaimed, with surprise but also a bit of joy.

"Master, what do you say we should do?"

Mrs. Wu had not slept well since she learned of her daughter's idea. Today, she received another note from Jiang Hao, and she was even more worried: "The Princess of Jiahe County sent another note, but Yao'er refused to respond, and I dare not rashly agree on her behalf. What if someone comes and Yao'er gets angry..."

They were originally in the wrong in this matter.

Jiang Huaizhi ignored her and fell into his own thoughts.

Princess Jiahe...Prince of Weiguo...

"Let Yao'er agree first, and then tell her that Dad will help her find a solution to her problem."

After a long time, Jiang Huaizhi left in a hurry after saying this.

Wu chased after him and called out several times but he still stayed. She stamped her feet in frustration and said, "Think of a solution? What solution can we think of? Can we ask the county lady to let her be the prince's concubine?"

This is not possible!