Crossing over reveals a waste's difficult journey home

In addition to the two aspects that everyone can see, Jiang Qi also had the intention of tempering Cheng Li by letting him be the prince's teacher.

The prince will be the emperor of Daxia in the future and will meet all kinds of people. He hopes that the prince can learn as soon as possible how to handle the relationships with them.

Judging from the current situation, the prince has indeed learned to be patient.

Understand that when you don't have the ability or the upper hand, you should be humble and keep calm.

But this is far from enough.

As an emperor, you have to be tolerant, but you also have to be tolerant.

Before this, he had been thinking about finding an opportunity to make the prince realize the importance of erupting when necessary.

Otherwise, the ministers will gradually lose the most basic respect for the emperor.

Everything is good now. He doesn't have to worry about what to do anymore. Jiang Tuan has already done what he wanted to do.

Jiang Qi was quite satisfied with Jiang Tuan's actions, but he couldn't show it directly, otherwise it would not be a good thing for the other party.

"Your Majesty, it's just right that you're here, you have to make the decision for me! I just asked Dr. Cheng a few questions, but I didn't expect him to faint.

I think Dr. Cheng is old and weak, and he is exhausted from teaching the prince diligently. It has nothing to do with me!"

"Oh, is it so?"

Seeing Jiang Qiqi looking at him with a half-smile, Jiang Tuan felt a little nervous.

However, he felt that he had done nothing wrong, so why should he be timid? He expressed his position directly and confidently.

"Yes, that's right! If you don't believe me, Your Majesty, ask the prince. He is a witness."

"Is that so, Prince?"

Jiang Huai looked at Jiang Tuan who had high hopes for him, was silent for a moment, and replied: "Father, uncle did only ask Dr. Cheng a few questions.

Dr. Cheng might have been a little tired and fainted.

Let’s first ask the imperial physician to come over and let Dr. Cheng take a look!”

Jiang Qi did not comment on what Jiang Tuan and the prince said, and directly said to Ning Bai: "Didn't you hear what the prince said?

Dr. Cheng is tired, so send the patient home first, and then let the imperial physician go and see him in person."

"Yes, Your Majesty."

Ning Bai accepted the order and had Cheng Li carried away and sent him home.

When he saw the imperial physician coming, he smiled and said, "Doctor Cheng fainted from exhaustion while teaching the prince. Imperial physician, please take a look at him right away!"

The imperial physician stepped forward to feel Cheng Li's pulse. It was clearly due to anger, and had nothing to do with fatigue.

However, when Ning, the eunuch beside His Majesty, said this, he understood what was going on.

After pretending to be busy for a long time, he said, "Dr. Cheng really fainted because of overwork.

I will prescribe some medicine for Dr. Cheng. You will feel better after taking it for two days, but you must rest well and not overwork yourself. "

By the time the medicine boy prepared the medicine and gave Cheng Li a drink, word had already spread in the capital that Cheng Li had fainted due to overwork while teaching the prince.

After Cheng Li finished dealing with the matter, Jiang Qi, followed by Jiang Tuan and Jiang Huai, walked into the prince's study.

"Tell me, what's going on?"

As soon as Jiang Qi said this, Jiang Huai took a step forward and took all the blame on himself.

"My Lord, today my uncle came to ask me for a lesson. I was so happy that I lost my composure. Doctor Cheng saw me and gave me a lecture.

My uncle did not understand what Dr. Cheng meant, so he defended him.

Dr. Cheng was probably too old, and his uncle's words were a bit too blunt, so he couldn't think straight and fainted.

Father, this is all because of me. I hope you won’t blame my uncle.”

Although Jiang Tuan was a little timid, he knew that everyone has to take responsibility for their own actions, and there was no need to let a child who was younger than him and of a lower generation than him take the responsibility for him. Besides, he didn't think he had done anything wrong!

"Your Majesty, I did it all. It has nothing to do with the Crown Prince. He is taking the responsibility for me. If you want to punish someone, punish me!

But even if you punish me, I don’t think I’ve done anything wrong.”

"Oh, then tell me, what did you do wrong?"

“Nothing is wrong!

I just can't stand Dr. Cheng. He relies on the fact that he is a teacher and an elder, and he acts like "you must listen to me, and those who don't listen to me are wrong."

She keeps saying that the prince is not good in this or that, as if the prince has no advantages at all.

The prince is not very old, so isn't it normal for him to do some things poorly? If he were good in every way, would he be needed?

Besides, is the prince really that bad? I don't think so.

I think he is using his status to suppress the prince, so as to make him obey his orders, which is what we call PUA. "

After Jiang Tuan finished speaking, he waited for Jiang Qi to punish him.

He knew that teaching was a highly respected profession at all times.

This was especially true in ancient times, otherwise there would not have been the saying "Heaven, Earth, Emperor, Parents, and Teachers".

In the eyes of some people, teachers should be treated with utmost respect. Even if what the teacher says is wrong, you cannot point it out directly and embarrass the teacher.

When he spoke of Cheng Li in such a sarcastic tone, others would not think that he was right. Instead, they would think that he was extremely unfilial and dared to slander his teacher.

He didn't want to admit his mistakes, but he couldn't change other people's perceptions, so he could only accept the punishment.

Jiang Qi did not directly state the punishment as Jiang Tuan expected, but said to Jiang Huai: "Do you understand?"

Jiang Huai bowed and said, "Father, I understand."

Hey? What do you know? Why don't you explain it clearly?

It would be fine if Jiang Qi, the emperor, understood it, but why did Jiang Huai, who was only in his teens, also understand it? Only he himself didn't understand, which made him look stupid!

Perhaps Jiang Qi could see Jiang Tuan's confusion, he sighed secretly in his heart and decided to send a few more people to protect the other party, otherwise this man would be sold out and might still be counting money for others!

Next, Jiang Qi explained to Jiang Tuan about Cheng Li's status in the Great Xia Dynasty and his intention of arranging him to be the prince's teacher.

Finally, the key point is that even if you don't like the other person, you should use better ways to resolve the problem and should not directly conflict with the other person.

After all, the other party's identity is there. Even if you are right, if you make the other party angry to the point of fainting, it will immediately become unreasonable.

At this point, Jiang Qi said to Jiang Huai: "Tell him, what do you understand?"

Then Jiang Huai told Jiang Tuan a lot of ways for the monarch and his subjects to get along with each other, for example, one should respect his subjects but not be controlled by them.

For example, as a superior, one must be open-minded and willing to accept advice, and more importantly, be decisive in handling matters.

When dealing with Cheng Li, Jiang Huai was suppressed by him because he was too concerned about the other party's identity.

To the extent that the other party actually relied on his status to scold the prince as if he were his own junior.