Quick Transmigration: Survive to the End

After searching for a long time, Li Yinyin still couldn't find a satisfactory successor, so she had no choice but to resort to the last resort: she opened an officer training class.

After learning about Li Yinyin's training program, the military officers tried various methods to get their favorite young talents or their own descendants into the program.

Finally, a training course that was originally planned to have only about ten people was expanded to have dozens of people.

After discussing it with her brother, Li Yinyin decided to turn the training course into a military officer school. Once there was a first term, there would naturally be a second and third term in the future.

Through the courses taught in schools, the quality of these future officers is guaranteed to a certain extent, and the Ming army will certainly be fundamentally different from that of other countries because of them.

Li Yinyin originally wanted to invite Li Chengming to serve as the principal, but Li Chengming declined.

Seeing Li Yinyin's puzzled look, Li Chengming said, "I'm not good at training soldiers, nor do I have time to train officers. You are better at these things than I am, so it would be better if you took on this role as principal."

“But you are the emperor, brother. Even if you don’t participate in daily teaching, your status already surpasses mine by a lot,” Li Yinyin advised him. “If you take on the role of principal, the officers who come out in the future will be more loyal to you.”

“Even if I don’t become emperor, they will still be loyal to me,” Li Chengming said gently to his sister. “Compared to that, I would prefer them to be equally loyal to you.”

Li Yinyin pursed her lips, understanding her brother's meaning.

She hoped that her elder brother would firmly hold onto military power, while her elder brother also hoped to use this military power to safeguard her future.

Although the Ming Dynasty originated in the western border regions, and with the Western Regions present, the pressure on her succession would be relatively less. But who could say whether the Ming Dynasty would gradually expand into the Central Plains in the future?

Influenced by Confucian culture, the idea of ​​male superiority and female inferiority was more deeply rooted in the hearts of the people in the Central Plains. At that time, even if Li Yinyin's status as the heir had never been shaken, it was hard to guarantee that countless voices of opposition would not appear.

If Li Yinyin possesses a force that is difficult to resist, even if a rebellion occurs in the future, it will not cause much of a stir, let alone public opposition or condemnation from intellectuals.

No matter how well you write, or how much you look down on women, if a knife is placed in front of you, everyone will value their life.

Li Yinyin's eyes welled up with tears: "Okay, this is my brother's way of showing me love and care, I won't refuse it."

Li Chengming reached out and wiped the corners of her eyes: "You said you've grown up, why are you suddenly crying again?"

"I'm just so touched," Li Yinyin said, showing a rare hint of girlish charm as she took her brother's hand as always. "In this world, only my brother and sister-in-law would treat me so well, always thinking of me when there's something good."

“You’ll definitely meet someone like that again in the future,” Li Chengming said, clearly hoping that his sister would find a partner soon. But now, as he said this, he felt a little bitter. His sister, whom he had raised since childhood, was so outstanding. What kind of lousy man could be worthy of her?

"Who knows, by then, that person might hold a higher place in your heart than your sister-in-law and I!"

“Impossible,” Li Yinyin said firmly. “No matter how good-looking he is, he can never compare to you, brother and sister-in-law.”

"Besides, Master said that I've already missed my destined partner, and since the next one isn't even my destined partner, then I'm even further behind you!"

“What?” Li Chengming thought for a long time, “Your destined partner has already appeared? When did that happen? How come I didn’t know? Qiaoyun never told me either.”

Li Yinyin coughed lightly, a hint of guilt on her face: "I do know who it is. You and my sister-in-law have actually met him, but I just didn't tell you."

Li Chengming stopped and stared at her for a while before quickly taking her to Weiyang Palace, where he interrogated her together with Yu Qiaoyun.

“The fortune teller has only been home twice, and when your older brother was home, no strangers came by,” Yu Qiaoyun thought for a long time but couldn’t find a man who seemed to be her destined partner. She even suspected that Li Yinyin was just trying to fool them. But she spoke so confidently that Yu Qiaoyun and Li Chengming had no choice but to believe her.

"Besides, when I stay at home, the people who come and go are all my subordinates. People who come to my house..."

Yu Qiaoyun suddenly stopped speaking.

Li Chengming looked at her: "Qiaoyun?"

Yu Qiaoyun suddenly stood up: "Before Zhenzhen and her fiancé got engaged, there was a young man who came to visit your home with them, wanting to see you. Was it him?"

Li Yinyin nodded: "It's him."

Yu Qiaoyun sat down again with a headache and told Li Chengming what had happened: "I remember that young master's surname was Tong."

"Tong?" Li Chengming remembered that there was only one Tong family living in Baihua Town. "The young master of Tong's Silver Shop?"

Li Yinyin nodded: "It's him."

Li Chengming and Yu Qiaoyun looked at each other, speechless.

If they were still in Jiang Kingdom, then this young master Tong would indeed be a good marriage. But now that they are in Ming Kingdom, the status of the Tong family and the Li family is worlds apart. Apart from the fact that this is Li Yinyin's destined match, there doesn't seem to be much regret.

Knowing who the person was, Li Chengming and Yu Qiaoyun were less disappointed. After all, Li Yinyin had told them that she had only met him twice: once when they first met and once when she caught a glimpse of him when she returned to Jiang Kingdom. There was no real affection between them.

As for whether he is your destined partner or not, Yu Qiaoyun felt that "although the fortune teller is becoming more and more accurate, it is still hard to guarantee that he will not make mistakes, right? Since you will miss him, it means that this young master Tong is definitely not your destined partner."

Although Li Chengming didn't say anything, his expression conveyed the same meaning.

As for Li Yinyin, she didn't care about whether it was a proper or improper marriage. She was the future heir to the royal family, and her husband only had two choices.

First, she might be lucky enough to find someone who perfectly matches her standards, and who happens to like her, and she likes him too—a happy ending for everyone. Second, if she still hasn't met such a person in two years, she will choose a marriage alliance that basically meets her standards and whose family background would be most helpful to her.

There won't be a third unexpected event, after all, Li Yinyin isn't love-struck and won't abandon all her principles just because she likes someone.

The truth about Zheng Yuan was unexpectedly exposed to her brother and sister-in-law, but after the matter was brought up, no one in the family took it to heart.

With this free time, Li Yinyin has already written a new teaching plan for the First Military Academy.