After I traveled through the book, my sister kidnapped my mother

Wen Zhimiao was not afraid that Su Qingluo would not agree, but he was afraid that he would not be recognized by Master Guanchao. After all, if you think about it carefully, the Master's requirements might be higher than Su Qingluo's.

After all, Su Qingluo had abducted her sisters!

She looked at Shi Wanyue and winked at her: "Mother and Zhou Zhou will not disagree, I'm just afraid that Master will disagree."

Shi Wanyue chuckled: "Your Highness, do you ever feel unconfident about yourself?"

Wen Zhimiao coughed lightly: "Of course there is."

She is not gold, and everyone loves her.

Moreover, Shi Xiang was half her teacher. He would come to teach her occasionally and was very strict during class.

Wen Zhimiao pressed lightly on her, holding her with his other hand, supporting his body slightly so as not to completely press down on Shi Wanyue.

Shi Wanyue gently poked her waist and said, "You haven't returned to Beijing yet. Why are you so worried?"

Wen Zhimiao hummed twice: "Worried."

Then Wen Zhimiao rolled over from Shi Wanyue's body and moved to the side, still holding Shi Wanyue lazily.

"Don't you want to get up?" Shi Wanyue asked with a smile.

Wen Zhimiao curled his lips: "No."

Shi Wanyue stretched out her hand and pinched her waist: "There are still many things to deal with today."

Wen Zhimiao pouted as if she didn't want to hear it.

It wasn't until Wen Zhimiao's stomach started growling that they got up.

It was already past lunch time, and Wen Zhimiao didn't ask the cook to cook. Instead, he took Shi Wanyue to a restaurant in the city.

"Will Tongtong go back with you this time?" Shi Wanyue thought of Bian Ruitong and asked Wen Zhimiao.

Wen Zhimiao took a bite of meat and said, "No, let her follow the general."

"There are still many things to deal with in the south, so she might as well seek a position in the army. Hui Yunjing is also going to participate in the martial arts examination. A Yao and Tongtong don't lack a title in the martial arts examination, so the title of martial arts champion should be given to others." Wen Zhimiao said after thinking for a while.

Shi Wanyue smiled and said, "So, shouldn't I compete with others?"

Wen Zhimiao shook his head and said, "No, the martial arts test is different from the literary test. In the army, the title of martial arts champion is not that important. What is important is that candidates who pass the martial arts test can enter the barracks to participate in more professional and systematic learning. The martial arts test is mainly to train generals. If you have the opportunity to enter the barracks directly and serve under a famous general, it won't be a big problem if you don't take the martial arts test."

"As for the written test, basically, as long as you pass it, you will directly enter the official system. In this way, the process must be complete, and your ability and literary talent must be recognized by the world. Otherwise, wouldn't it be a mess if everyone came in directly through connections? After all, if you want to be promoted in the army, it still depends on your military performance."

Shi Wanyue listened to Wen Zhimiao's serious explanation and gave her a piece of meat: "Well, Miaomiao's analysis makes sense."

Wen Zhimiao glanced at her and laughed awkwardly: "Sister, please don't tease me. You clearly know it."

Just know how to tease her.

Shi Wanyue chuckled: "I don't know."

Wen Zhimiao didn't believe her lies.

"But sister really doesn't need to take the imperial examination. After all, with sister's achievements in Nanshao, mother will reward her after she returns to the court. Even if mother doesn't mention such a talent, there will be people who recommend her to the court."

After all, although the imperial examination system has gradually matured, this is, after all, a feudal society ruled by a family, and the words of those in power are still more effective than these so-called rules.

Shi Wanyue drank the soup slowly: "Maybe."

She doesn't really care about that.

Wen Zhimiao touched his chin again: "As a consort or princess, does that mean I am not allowed to participate in government affairs?"

When Shi Wanyue heard her words, she blinked at her and said, "It seems so."

Wen Zhimiao scratched his head: "Forget it then."

Su Qingluo would not trap Yun Zhou in the harem, and Wen Zhimiao naturally would not want to trap Shi Wanyue in the harem.

But she couldn't change the fact that the harem was not allowed to interfere in politics. The empress or the crown princess was a position in itself, and it seemed a little inappropriate for them to concurrently hold an official position in the previous dynasty.

She muttered softly, but Shi Wanyue still heard it and felt warm in her heart.

With her intelligence, she naturally knew what Wen Zhimiao meant. She actually wanted to say that she didn't care, as long as she could help Wen Zhimiao.

But after thinking about it, I decided not to say it directly.

When Wen Zhimiao ascends the throne, the previous dynasty will also need assistance from trustworthy people.

After finishing their meal, the two of them went to the government office again. There were indeed many things that needed to be dealt with in the southern regions.

Wen Zhimiao was fully responsible for the affairs in the south this time, so naturally he had to do a good job of the follow-up matters. Otherwise, it would be inappropriate to leave a mess behind.

Wen Zhimiao wrote a letter to Yunjing, suggesting that the south be divided into three counties, that taxes be reduced, and that people be encouraged to migrate to more suitable places to live, and that the court allocate funds for water conservancy projects.

The water level has receded now, but the losses in the south were still severe, and many people were displaced by the floods.

These people also needed to be resettled, and relying solely on the manpower of local officials was definitely not enough. Some wealthy businessmen headed by the Duan family also donated a lot of supplies and even provided some temporary residences for local people.

In addition, Wen Zhimiao also sent a number of soldiers to assist in post-disaster reconstruction and migration.

The officials of Nanshao City were shocked to find that His Highness Yuan Zhao, whom they once thought was a waste, seemed like a different person after his return.

He is decisive, brave and resourceful in killing.

Not only did he immediately punish a large number of officials who intended to follow Wen Ke in rebellion, but also a group of officials who embezzled disaster relief supplies, as well as those who colluded with officials and businessmen to persecute the people.

In addition to this, there was another thing that made the entire Nanshao City panic. The small island outside the city, which was the den of brothel in Nanshao City, was completely wiped out by Cong Yinghe's soldiers.

Those performance venues and casinos that attracted people from all over the country to spend huge amounts of money were all closed down, and the people behind them were caught one by one. It was even discovered that Lu Jin and Bei Rong had spread a lot of spies in Tianqi.

We also obtained some evidence of illegal collusion and protection between high-ranking officials of the imperial court and unscrupulous businessmen, as well as some evidence of the purchase of a number of banned drugs that were expressly prohibited by the Tianqi Order through the black market.

These drugs all have one characteristic: they are quickly addictive and highly toxic and can only be alleviated by specific drugs, so using them to control people is the best choice.

Wen Zhimiao carried out drastic reforms in Nanshao, and it was not just some officials in the south who were frightened.

Su Qingluo and Yun Zhou sat on the attic of Zhangtai Palace, playing chess and watching the sunset.

"Miao Miao scared quite a few people this time." Yun Zhou said with a smile.

Su Qingluo chuckled and raised the corner of her mouth: "It's time to give these people a beating."

He disregarded the laws of the imperial court and regarded the lives of the people as worthless.

Even without Wen Zhimiao and Su Qingluo, they would have been dealt with slowly.