The Qin Dynasty entered the game with love.

After leaving Xiaoshengxianzhuang, Ying Ji felt that she still needed talented people and couldn't wait for Ying Zheng to travel around and gather talents from all over the world.

He directly summoned Xiao He, Liu Bang, Fan Kuai, Han Xin, and their families from Pei County to Xianyang to serve as officials.

He also recommended that the First Emperor follow the example of King Zhuangxiang and issue a decree to recruit talented individuals.

Ying Ji believed that even if the memories of those she had trained had been altered and erased, what they had learned remained in their hearts.

With just one opportunity, the Qin Dynasty can flourish everywhere.

As for Zhang Han, he is young and strong, making him the perfect candidate for working overtime.

I'm constantly being assigned the latest tasks.

He was surprised when the Grand Preceptor summoned him, but he didn't expect to actually be favored. After all, there was so much work to be done that Zhang Han couldn't even begin to describe it. He thought the Grand Preceptor was just joking.

Logically speaking, the Grand Tutor is not allowed to participate in politics, but the King of Qin actually agreed. After Zhang Han consulted with the King, he worked even harder to prepare.

Furthermore, every task I've undertaken has been significant and traceable, which demonstrates that the Grand Preceptor genuinely wants to promote me.

So he calmed down and tried his best to perfectly resolve the Grand Preceptor's request.

Yingji ordered today's gift and sent it to Xiaoshengxianzhuang.

Zhang Liang was somewhat surprised to receive a hair tie.

The man had large palms, long and slender fingers like jade, and fingertips with a hint of pink. He held a flexible black hair tie with a cute little fish on it.

Zhang Liang chuckled, in a very good mood, and casually took off his headband and put on this one instead.

Yan Lu was puzzled by this scene: "Liang, what do you mean by this?"

If you're unwilling, it's better to accept it.

Zhang Liang pursed his lips and gently stroked the jade bracelet on his wrist. The jade was clear and lustrous, making the man's wrist appear even more slender.

"Senior brother, do you want Liang to go, or do you not want Liang to go?"

Yan Lu gave an awkward smile: "You're teasing your senior brother. If I were to speak from the heart, I would naturally prefer you to make the decision yourself. If I could exchange myself for Miss Yuan Ge, I would certainly do so without hesitation."

Zhang Liang patted his senior brother on the shoulder: "Do not do to others what you would not have them do to you. Senior brother has already kept this in mind. I admire you."

However, there's one more thing, Senior Brother, have you forgotten? "You are not a fish, how can you know the fish's joy?" Why don't you ask Miss Yuan Ge what she thinks?

Yan Lu's eyes darted around, feeling somewhat lost at the thought of seeing Yuan Ge.

However, his junior brother's words made sense. Yan Lu went straight back to his study and began to prepare to write a letter. The man who usually wrote with great speed and skill was now wasting a lot of bamboo slips just by starting to write.

Zhang Liang also hoped that his senior brother could find his true love, but what about him?

More serious than the Grand Preceptor's concern is the inability to accept that he himself cares more about the other party's feelings than about the Grand Preceptor's. If he wants to bring up this matter, he needs to think it over carefully.

Ying Ji didn't really enjoy the ambiguous atmosphere between the two of them, which was quite exciting. The two of them were still pulling each other along.

After all, she was enjoying the innocent feeling of being in a relationship.

The two of them rarely exchanged emails, but Ying Ji took the initiative to send them quite a few small gifts.

He possessed precious writing implements, clearly not items used by ordinary people, and even his uncle Xunzi greatly admired them.

There are also pastries and snacks, each only three or four pieces, with a light and sweet taste that is not greasy. Each flavor seems to have been designed just for me.

There are also simpler items such as jewelry, sachets, lip balm, and leather cords.

Everything is something I can use; it's not so expensive as to be unacceptable, and it was all carefully selected.

The number of items surrounding Zhang Liang gradually increased: ornaments by the bedside, soft cushions, exquisite tea sets, fragrant black tea, rather luxurious clothes, exquisitely packaged lip rouge, soft and comfortable bedding, and fragrant soapberries...

Zhang Liang's room now has one more item every day than before.

Seeing his junior brother enjoying himself so much, Fu Hu didn't say anything more.

If the Imperial Advisor and Zhang Liang are truly in love, it would be a great blessing.

Zhang Liang had observed the boy's behavior over the years and found that the boy had sound ideas and a keen, strategic mind.

He didn't want to know about or ask about the people he secretly contacted. Confucianism was only for educating people, and it wouldn't stop people from having their own ideas for development.

This situation between the two lasted for more than three months, and there was no indication that the Imperial Advisor showed interest in other men.

Little did they know, it wasn't that Ying Ji didn't want to, but that Bai Changchuan was quick and had already gone to Wu and Yue to prepare for making a name for himself.

Once she set her sights on someone, they run faster than a rabbit. What could she do? But Ying Ji also confessed Bai Changchuan's situation to Ying Zheng and arranged for someone to protect him secretly.

To be honest, without the Bad Guys, Ying Ji felt that she was really unable to move an inch, as if she had lost her voice.

Now I finally understand why emperors throughout history have favored having secret guards or the Eastern Depot (a powerful secret police agency).

There is no second character exchange available, and even if there were, it wouldn't be possible to exchange for it.

He sighed and thought of the original information gathering team.

A mischievous smile crept across his lips.

Thinking back to Honglian from a few years ago, even though they didn't see each other often, she was willing to share her innermost thoughts with Yingji in her letters. As a CP fan leader, she was still very happy to receive the sweetness from the fan leader.

I wonder what that couple looks like now.

Thinking that this was their first meeting, Ying Ji found it somewhat amusing.

However, considering Zhang Liang's behind-the-scenes actions, it's best to resolve this as soon as possible and avoid involving him.

Looks like I need to hurry and pull my little darling into my arms. If we really go to war with the Quicksand Group, things might get complicated for A-Zheng.

Thinking of this, I worked even faster, and finally, finding it inconvenient to use, I simply took out a ballpoint pen and started working.

Dipping the ink back and forth is too much trouble.

Zhang Han was so engrossed in looking at the object that he didn't even notice the ink from his hand spreading onto the Xuan paper.

Realizing what had happened, I reluctantly cut off a section, folded it back together, and continued using it.

Ying Ji took out a sheet of A4 paper and a ballpoint pen.

"Use this one. It takes some getting used to at first, but you'll get used to it after using it for a while."

Zhang Han quickly took the paper, his face calm and his hands moving steadily. He was about to launch into a long speech of praise when he saw the Grand Preceptor already writing furiously, but in the end, he didn't say anything.

They all sighed with admiration: "The Qin Dynasty has a Grand Tutor; truly, this brings blessings to all its people."

Looking at the many policies he had planned that would benefit the people, Zhang Han felt proud, but it was a pity that he could not realize his ambitions in the army.

Well then, the Qin Dynasty has many capable generals now, and this opportunity is a once-in-a-century occurrence. Just do your job with peace of mind.

The change of method was indeed much faster. He handed the clinic's plan to Yuan Ge: "Yuan Ge, I'm leaving this matter to you. As expected, I still need you by my side."

Yuan Ge's eyes turned red and almost filled with tears because of just one sentence.

He then became incredibly energetic, promising to handle all the affairs of the clinic well, and rushed back to the courtyard of the medical master, conscripting all his fellow disciples.

He even used his master's name to summon doctors from all over the country to Xianyang for a medical exchange conference.

Knowing of such a grand event, even wandering healers or barefoot doctors were moved and wanted to use their knowledge to seek prescriptions from others in order to save people from all walks of life.

A doctor is one who has a benevolent heart.

With the help of the physicians, several other academic experts also came to observe, and some patients with health problems came with their families, just to find a way to survive.

The bustling metropolis brought life and vitality to the lifeless city of Xianyang.

Ying Ji nodded in admiration as she saw the vendors walking around outside the door.

If a country wants to become prosperous and strong, street vendors are indispensable, and they can also solve Ah Zheng's biggest worry.

Thinking of how beloved Ying Zheng was, the old Qin people of the Great Qin Dynasty.

This generation dedicated their lives and suffered their whole lives. Even after the Qin Dynasty unified China, they continued to live a life of hardship in silence. This is unacceptable. It is time for the Qin Dynasty to set a benchmark and show them how wonderful it is to be a Qin citizen.

However, we won't let Ah Zheng talk about this. If he comes, these people will definitely not want anything and will just work recklessly.

After learning about this matter, Ying Zheng, after understanding it in detail, also agreed to Ying Ji's urban management plan, which would allow the people of Qin to have a normal income.

Although Ying Zheng disliked merchants, if it benefited the Qin Dynasty, this dislike or dislike was not a big deal.

Thinking of the Qin Dynasty now, which has been ravaged by war for many years, not only have the Qin people fought in various places, but Ying Zheng also dispersed some of the Qin people in order to educate the other states. Now, there are not many left in Xianyang.

Today, the village has fewer than a hundred households, but each one is incredibly stubborn, clinging to the teachings of Lord Shang, believing that they should be more hardworking and enduring rather than enjoying the present.

One by one, they were scavenging for food in the dirt, dressed in rags. Yet, those who remained were the orphans of illustrious generals. How could Ying Zheng not care?

The Great Qin will not let the people of Qin down, nor will he.

It's not that the royal family doesn't care about them; it's just that only one in a hundred of the old Qin people are still alive. They refuse generous salaries and just stay to guard their small plot of land. At most, they can only accept a few years of care and condolences.