Daming: Grandpa Emperor, please get up and sit on my throne!

He wants to reform the currency system.

He wants to use a new, rational, clear and well-reasoned way to identify some of the problems of the Ming Dynasty that are not visible at the current stage but will surely gradually become major drawbacks in the future, and to curb the possibility of their occurrence in advance!

And now, His Majesty has taught them carefully and said something that was almost explicit - that means he is optimistic about and has his eyes on them, and will take charge of this matter step by step!

If this matter can be done well in the future.

Isn't it a promising future?

Think of this.

How could they not be excited?

Seeing the excited and disbelieving expressions on their faces, Zhu Yunhuan suddenly seemed to remember something and said, "Right, right, right. I've been so busy today. Isn't there something I haven't done yet?"

The four people were still immersed in great excitement and surprise, and for a moment they couldn't figure out what Zhu Yunhuan meant by "things that have not been done".

They all bowed solemnly and said, "We will obey your Majesty's orders."

Zhu Yunhuan glanced at the four people before he slowly spoke, "This isn't a matter of giving orders or not. As the saying goes, a king's words are not meant to be taken lightly. A month ago, I publicly raised these two issues throughout the Ming Dynasty as a prelude to the beginning of the Qianyuan Year. Now the time has come, and we must finally bring out the prelude, right?"

"The prize?"

The four of them had previously focused on "economics", a refreshing subject for them, and Zhu Yunhuan had almost explicitly told them that he would make important use of them in the future, so they had already put this matter behind them.

Now that Zhu Yunhuan mentioned it, they finally came to their senses.

The origin of this incident can be traced back to the "riddle" from a month ago.

The so-called lottery.

It is the prize or property that the winner can get in a competition or gambling.

Your Majesty, do you mean... to reward them with something?

Thinking of this point, although they remained calm on the surface, they began to feel excited and expectant in their hearts. Who doesn't want good things?

of course.

Yu Xin and Gu Pu, two experienced people, tried their best to remain humble and declined even though they wanted it very much.

"To receive guidance from His Majesty is already the greatest honor, a blessing that ordinary people cannot even ask for."

"Exactly! I dare not accept too much grace from Your Majesty any longer."

I saw the two of them perform a set of smooth little combos.

Xia Yuanji and Lin Chengxuan, two new recruits, only then realized the crowd accident and quickly joined in to make amends.

Xia Yuanji said: "I think what Master Yu and Master Gu said is reasonable."

Lin Chengxuan said: "The common people are the same."

Of course, Zhu Yunhuan didn't bother to pay attention to their humble excuses. Today's so-called prize was not only a reward for the four people in front of him, but also a part of his plan and preliminary preparations.

So he didn't make excuses to the people in front of him.

He looked directly at Ma Sanbao who was standing beside him and said, "Sanbao, listen carefully and take note. Tomorrow, I will have a few cabinet scholars draft a summons."

"Yes, Your Majesty, please tell me. I will remember it." Ma Sanbao responded with his eyes lowered.

Zhu Yunhuan thought for a moment.

He continued, "First, Yu Xin, the former Right Vice Minister of the Ministry of Revenue, has been promoted to Left Vice Minister of the Ministry of Revenue. By the way, the Ministry of Personnel must also have corresponding procedures and records for personnel transfers. You should also inform Zhan Hui tomorrow."

Ma Sanbao nodded immediately and took note in his mind: "Yes, Your Majesty."

Yu Xin, who was standing in front of him, could no longer remain calm. Although the left and right assistant ministers of the Ministry of Revenue were both ranked third among court officials, the left was the highest and the right was the second. Ever since Fu Youwen had clung to the new emperor and was promoted to the Minister of Revenue, the post of the left assistant minister of the Ministry of Revenue had always been vacant. This meant that someone else might be transferred to the Ministry of Revenue at any time, with a higher status than him, the right assistant minister, and would make him the third in command from the second in command of the Ministry of Revenue.