Chapter 322: Marquis’s Bastard (22)

The surprise that Ji Changze brought to the Zhou family was naturally great, and even the steady Lord Zhou couldn't help but smile.

The old lady of the Zhou family was so happy that she wanted to go out and show off to her old sisters.

It's a pity that the whole city is now banned from going out, and such a great thing can't be shown off even if you want to go out.

Lord Zhou and the old lady of the Zhou family were very regretful. Seeing Ji Changze saying that he had something to deal with outside, and then leaving majestically with the golden armored soldiers, they could only hope that the ban would be lifted outside.

It will still take some time to lift the ban.

In an era when information technology was not developed and relied entirely on manpower, treating this highly contagious epidemic was not as simple as having a drug to treat it.

Many people can't read. If you tell them that there is medicine, they think you are lying to them. If you ask them to cooperate, they will be scared to kneel down and beg for mercy.

So the emperor didn't plan to send people to explain to them in a good tone at the beginning, but directly sent soldiers out to catch the sick and take medicine, and those who are not sick should also take precautions.

Tianyuan disease is not cured and everything will be fine. Most diseases will damage various organs and facilities in the human body. Tianyuan disease will still cause problems if it is not treated in time.

Most of them can be cured slowly with careful care, but this only applies to the rich and powerful.

Common people who have to face the loess and back to the sky every day don’t have the time and money to take care of their bodies. For them, being weak and unable to work is no different from waiting to die.

So, the sooner the better.

After showing off his power and pretending to be powerful, Ji returned to the palace and listened to the emperor’s popularization of the above words.

The young master of the Ji family was shocked and exclaimed, and then suddenly realized. After listening, he opened his clear eyes and praised very seriously:

"Your Majesty, you are too amazing. You even considered these things. You are worthy of being your Majesty."

The emperor has been in contact with people since he was a child. He has never met someone as shameless as Ji Changze who praises directly.

The young master of the Ji family didn't have any fancy words when he praised people. He used sentences as if he had learned nothing. He kept repeating "beautiful", "awesome", "too awesome".

But the emperor couldn't help but eat this.

In his eyes, Ji Changze was spoiled since childhood. Such a person must have a somewhat flamboyant personality, and because he had never suffered, he was least afraid of offending people.

People who might not get along with Ji Changze thought his personality was annoying, but in the eyes of the emperor who had a natural liking for this child, the situation was very different.

Because he had never suffered, he could act arbitrarily.

In Ji Changze's eyes, good is good, and bad is bad.

He didn't like the person who was not good, even if he was his own father, and his revenge was simple and rough.

He didn't care whether the other party was the emperor or not, and whether it was appropriate to say such slightly unceremonious words in front of the emperor. He would just say it directly.

The emperor who was classified as "good" by Ji Changze was praised beautifully.

The palace servants saw the emperor smiling at the flattery, with a face that they had never seen before, and they couldn't help but smack their lips.

I didn't expect His Majesty to accept such a simple flattery.

In the past, there were many people who flattered His Majesty carefully, but His Majesty was never so happy.

How could they know that flattering depends on who is flattering.

You are a minister who has fought all the way to the court. You have been involved in all kinds of conspiracies and intrigues with political enemies in the court, and everything you do is purposeful.

Can such a person flatter me sincerely?

The emperor doesn't believe that a person who doesn't even have a sincere heart when doing things for others really thinks that he is mighty and majestic, so he flatters in all kinds of ways.

Not to mention the palace servants.

They all rely on him to make a living. It would be strange if they didn't flatter him.

But Ji Changze is different!

First of all, he was spoiled by Ji Changyan and grew up. The young master didn't have to please anyone since he was a child. He spoke directly and didn't have the intention of pleasing others in his bones.

Secondly, Ji Changze himself has ability. A person who wants to get benefits by blowing rainbow farts without ability is different from a person who can live freely by real ability regardless of blowing rainbow farts or not.

Isn't it obvious at a glance which rainbow fart has higher gold content between the two?

Of course, Ji Changze's sincere praise of the emperor is also a reason.

The young master of the Ji family kept repeating the same two sentences "Your Majesty, you are so great" and "Why didn't I think of it", and he not only used words and tone, but also actions.

I don't know where he got a small cheat sheet made of rice paper. The book is so small that it can't even be called a book. It is only the size of a palm when it is placed in the hand.

The emperor felt that the thing was a little familiar, but he just couldn't remember where he had seen it. When he saw Ji Changze taking out a equally small pen with a black pen tip from his arms, muttering without hiding the emperor's presence, and writing a bunch of things seriously, he finally remembered.

Isn't this a cheat sheet for cheating?

Once, a candidate was caught cheating in the imperial examination. He used this palm-sized, easy-to-carry copybook, in which the content that might be tested was written in handwriting so fine that it could not be seen unless you looked closely.

It is said that the candidate specially spent a high price to ask someone to make a tiny brush, and it took him a lot of effort and a full month to fill the entire copybook.

When the small copy that condensed the energy of the examinees was presented to the emperor, he looked at the small book and was furious.

What else can you do with this time and energy? You have to do these little tricks. He opened the imperial examination to find talents, not to find someone who can only do such mean things to fool him!

Thinking of the past, the emperor's face gradually became unhappy.

The palace servants beside him had served him for a long time, and they could see at a glance that His Majesty was in a bad mood, and hurriedly and carefully winked at Ji Changze.

It's a pity that when did the young master of the Ji family learn to read people's eyes? He looked like he didn't understand at all, and he was still writing non-stop.

After writing, he didn't pay attention to the emperor's expression at all, and he didn't mean to explain to him, and stuffed it back into his arms.

He didn't say anything, so the emperor could only ask himself: "Changze, what is this?"

"A small copy."

Ji Changze answered very happily, and he was afraid that the emperor didn't know the allusion, so he explained it to him very diligently.

"It's the cheat sheet that a candidate cheated on before. It's very popular in our academy now."

Emperor: "..."

What do you mean?

Cheat sheets are popular in the academy.

Do candidates cheat in every exam in their academy? ?

Before he got angry, he heard Ji Changze introduce in a very proud tone: "Your Majesty, you don't know, this cheat sheet was introduced by me."

Hearing his tone, those who didn't know would think he had introduced some great treasure.

"The place where we learn horse riding and archery in our academy is far away. Every time we go to horse riding and archery, the dean asks us to walk there by ourselves. If we want to read books on the way, the books are big and heavy, which is very difficult to carry. Even if we carry them, there is only so much content to read in a book, which is very inconvenient."

"Then I learned about the cheating of the candidate. When I heard it, I thought that the man was too genius. It happened that I was studying how to make medicine. Anyway, studying medicine is also research, and studying small manuscripts is also research."

"I cut the rice paper into this size, and then tried to find a pen suitable for writing on this kind of small manuscript. The pen was too difficult to find. After finding it, it had to be made into a shape that could be held in the hand without dirtying the hand, and the tip of the pen had to be small enough, otherwise it would not be able to write very small characters. It was so tiring. As a result, as soon as I made it, those guys all came to learn from me. Really, I think they should give me a thank-you fee for each of them."

Ji Changze finished talking in one breath like a string of cannons, and there was a bit of regret in his words that he did not take the opportunity to make a fortune.

The emperor looked at the innocence on his face and relaxed.

Yes, Ji Changze was taught by Ji Changyan. He is spoiled and simple-minded. He has never been afraid of anything since they met.

But it is also because of this that Ji Changze will never do such disgusting things.

He laughed and showed a relaxed look on his face. He was in a very good mood and stretched out his hand to Ji Changze: "Seeing that you are so powerful, I am curious. Can you let me see what is written in your notebook?"

Ji Changze said generously: "What's wrong with this? Your Majesty wants to see it. It's my honor."

It can be seen that he has not had much contact with people of higher status than himself before. As he talked, he called himself "I" again.

But the emperor liked the child's unconscious relaxation. He didn't care about him. He smiled and took the small copy handed over by Ji Changze.

The small notebook was just the size of a palm in the palm of his hand. I don't know what it was cut with. Every page is just right. The leftmost side is sewn densely with thick needles and threads.

The emperor flipped it open casually, and on the first page it was written that Ji Changze, class xx, of xx academy.

There was also a line of words marked at the bottom: Please return it if you find it.

Ji Changze was stretching his neck to read along, and when he saw the emperor grinning at this, he looked a little embarrassed.

"There were many people in the riding and archery class, so I always accidentally threw it away. In addition, everyone's notebooks were similar, and some people accidentally took the wrong ones. If you write your name, someone who found it will return it."

The emperor had been taught by teachers in the palace since he was a child, and he had never experienced what it was like to go to school in a college. He thought it was quite interesting to hear Ji Changze say this.

A group of young people of similar age went to class together, rode and arched together, and made information books together.

It was in such an environment that Ji Changze's pure and flamboyant but not annoying personality could be nurtured.

The emperor then flipped back.

The front was probably some information from books, all written neatly and clearly in words smaller than rice grains, and specially marked where you could ask the teacher again.

In the middle, you can see that Ji Changze is becoming more and more obsessed with medical skills.

From time to time, you can see him recording some strange experimental records.

[It turns out that mixing xxx and xxxx together and adding xxx will make people sleepy. Zhou Raoling said that he couldn't sleep recently, so he tried it.]

The following is the record after use: [Zhou Raoling slept like a dead pig in class. No matter how the teacher called him, he couldn't wake up. The angry teacher sat aside and watched him. When he opened his eyes and saw the teacher, his expression was enough to make me laugh for the rest of my life, hahahaha]

[I made a new discovery today. I made a potion that mosquitoes hate. Sprinkle it on your body and mosquitoes won't bite. I caught a snake and tried it. The snake was really scared and kept trying to run away, but I locked it in the table and it couldn't run away, hahahaha]

Subsequent record of use: [Zhou Raoling fell down when he saw a snake on my desk, and seemed to cry in fear, hahahahaha]

[I made a fun thing that can make people refreshed in the short term and make their brains the most flexible. I also specially adjusted the taste. Big brother must be very tired working outside every day, so this can be given to him. ]

Subsequent record: [Zhou Raoling took it and drank it. As a result, he was writing furiously all afternoon. It is said that he was tossing and turning until three o'clock in the morning before going to bed. I observed him specially. The next day, he was in good spirits, but his dark circles were a little big. It seems that this medicine can only be taken in the morning. ]

The emperor took a quick look and saw that there were all kinds of strange ideas of Ji Changze below, and the users were all Zhou Raoling for various reasons.

The last one was Ji Changze recording his recent research on an incurable disease that had occurred before.

He was very interested in Tianyuan disease, so he searched for a lot of information. According to the symptoms of Tianyuan disease a hundred years ago, he developed a treatment method.

Unfortunately, because Tianyuan disease had disappeared a hundred years ago, Ji Changze had no way to verify whether his treatment plan was effective.

The emperor had a vague premonition at this moment.

Sure enough, he saw a familiar name below.

Usage record: [I am now boiling medicine in the Zhou family yard. Zhou Raoling got Tianyuan disease. What a coincidence. I like him so much. ]

Emperor: "..."

At this moment, he finally remembered that there seemed to be a student who had been cured when he entered the palace with Ji Changze.

But in his eyes, it was just a human case. After making sure that the other party was eating well and drinking well and had no discomfort, he put it behind his mind.

He tilted his head and asked the palace servant beside him: "What is the name of the student who entered the palace with Changze?"

The palace servant hurriedly replied: "It is a student named Zhou Raoling."

Oh.

The emperor found that he was not surprised at all.

He thought about the last sentence recorded by Ji Changze in the little notebook and looked at him tentatively.

"Changze, what is your relationship with this Zhou Raoling?"

Ji Changze answered as happily as he could.

He was so confident: "He and I are good friends, the best of friends."

The Emperor: "..."

It's understandable. If it was him, who was obsessed with medicine and researching drugs, and a classmate jumped out to try the drug right after he developed it, he would definitely like the other person.

At the beginning, Ji Changze did grab someone to try it, but later it was Zhou Raoling who jumped around to try it.

The key is that such a long time has passed, and Zhou Raoling has used more than a dozen kinds of drugs, but he is still alive and kicking.

"Ahem."

Seeing Ji Changze still bragging about how strong his friendship with Zhou Raoling is and how close their relationship is, it sounds to the emperor like a rabbit jumping around and telling him that it likes to make friends with grass.

People who see it find it cute and funny.

Ji Changze boasted about his friendship with Zhou Raoling for a long time, and it seemed as if he suddenly remembered something while bragging.

"Oh, by the way, where is Zhou Raoling? Didn't he come in with me?"

The emperor couldn't help but shed a tear of sympathy for Zhou Raoling in his heart.

"He is still resting in the inner hall, and there is nothing to do. You can leave the palace together later."

In his opinion, Ji Changze is a heartless guy. He likes to play with Zhou Raoling because he is brave enough to try drugs every time.

If it were the emperor, if there was someone who worked hard to help him solve the court affairs every day, he would definitely like the other person.

No wonder he likes Ji Changyan, his subordinate, very much.

Isn't Ji Changyan to him the same as Zhou Raoling to Ji Changze?

Every time he has something to solve, Ji Changyan can always help him solve it just right.

In addition to his identity as the emperor, he also has the identity of a pen pal that Ji Changyan doesn't know.

Whether it is Ji Changyan's attitude towards public affairs or private affairs, he knows both clearly, and he is more confident than anyone else in using him.

In this way, the emperor found that he and Ji Changze did have a lot in common.

Hey, although this child doesn't like to make progress and doesn't have the desire to fight for power and profit, which is not suitable for the royal family, he really likes his personality.

If it was his son, he would definitely spoil him and let him keep such a clear personality.

The emperor was thinking about it, and his hand subconsciously rubbed the rice paper, and suddenly realized something was wrong.

This paper, how can it feel so good.

The paper he used has always been the best in the country, but even so, it doesn't feel as good as the paper Ji Changze used to make small copies.

Looking more carefully, he found that this paper was very delicate, and the whiteness without yellowing under the light and shadow was clear.

The emperor was more and more surprised. He had never seen such good paper before. If there was such good paper in the folk, why didn't they bring it into the palace for him to use?

The emperor didn't expect Ji Changze to go to him. He was only surprised in his heart, but he didn't show it on his face. He asked casually, "Changze, this paper is good. Where did you buy it from?"

"It's not bought."

The young master of the Ji family really didn't notice anything. He took the fruit that the emperor had given him before and ate it happily.

"I made it when I was making medicine. The previous rice paper was either too soft or too hard to make this kind of book. It was not suitable to carry around. So I tried to make this kind of paper."

Made it yourself? ! !

The emperor's expression didn't show anything, but he was very surprised in his heart.

Paper is expensive, and it is not just talk. To make paper, especially paper suitable for writing, requires a lot of time, manpower and material resources, and the best paper will still be yellow and rough.

The emperor knew this very well, but it was useless. After all, this thing is not something that can be made.

As a result, Ji Changze really made paper "by the way".

And it was the most delicate, white, and hardness the emperor had never seen before.

How did he do it?

Isn't Ji Changze obsessed with medicine and only knows how to make medicine?

The emperor was a little overwhelmed for a while.

He hesitated.

This papermaking method is a secret no matter which family it is in. Even if Ji Changze has already won the throne, he can be considered a member of the royal family...

It is still a bit shameless to ask him to make this expensive papermaking method.

The emperor was still hesitating whether he should have a face or not, while Ji Changze had already explained the papermaking process, the raw materials used, and the techniques used in the process in a somewhat sarcastic tone.

"Who would have thought that this would work? I tried it this way and it actually worked, but the paper was still a little too soft when the wave came out, so I used the latter method. Guess what, Your Majesty, it was just right!"

Emperor: "..."

Ji Changze was still proudly talking about how he purchased raw materials, and when he ran out of money, he went to his eldest brother to beg for money. Later, when the money given by his eldest brother was spent, he was embarrassed to ask for more, so he shamelessly went to his mother to beg for money.

Emperor: "..."

For a moment, he didn't know whether he should remind Ji Changze, who was so quick-mouthed.

After all, just now, before the emperor even had time to stop him, Ji Changze had already told his secret recipe in just three seconds.

The emperor had never seen such an honest person as this child in his life.

He choked for a moment, and was stunned for a few seconds before he slowly said: "Changze, you just told me your secret recipe."

Although he was very tempted, he was at least the king of a country, and he was not so shallow that he would cheat a child's secret recipe.

Although the secret recipe made by this child was enough to earn one-fifth of the national treasury, it was still a long-term income.

The emperor also endured the heartache and forced himself to put down his desire in his heart and reminded him painfully.

However, his psychological construction was in vain.

The young master of the Ji family, who had been spoiled since childhood and had never felt the pressure of money, did not understand the meaning of the emperor's words at all, and nodded very neatly.

"Yes, Your Majesty, you can listen to these methods and know how much money I spent."

The emperor: "..."

No wonder Ji Changyan was still worried about his younger brother even if he died.

If it were him, he would not be worried.

This child is simply stupid.

The foolish young master of the Ji family seemed to have misunderstood his expression of pain as a feeling of being sorry for the money, and was very serious in analyzing with the emperor how much money he had spent.

"Although my mother and the concubines have been practicing Buddhism with their hair untied, they can't sit still, so they simply opened a shop to sell cosmetics and other things for women. Now my mother is a wealthy person, and I asked her for it, and she gave me fifty taels at once."

Fifty taels... papermaking...

The emperor sighed: "Then you have a lot of money in your treasury."

"I don't have any treasury. Every time I get money, I use it to buy medical books. So I like to play with my little cousin the most. He has a lot of money and is easy to coax. Most of my medical books are bought with money from him."

The emperor thought that this cousin should be Zhou Baisui from the Zhou family. When he checked Ji Changze's medical skills before, there was indeed information about this.

Ji Changze cured Zhou Baisui's stuttering and was treating his brain. Before the two children got together, Zhou Baisui paid a lot of money. Therefore, before Ji Changze's medical skills were exposed, the servants around Zhou Baisui had always been dissatisfied with Ji Changze.

But fifty taels can make such a small book, which is quite cost-effective.

The emperor was thinking about this when he heard Ji Changze saying: "I spent thirty taels of the fifty taels my mother gave me to buy books, and then I went to the restaurant to eat five taels, and used five taels to buy some medicinal materials. The remaining ten taels made a lot of paper, enough for me to draw for a long time."

"Wait!"

The emperor suddenly paused when he heard this.

He was excited and asked Ji Changze with a little disbelief: "You used ten taels of silver to make so much paper?"

His expression was really too excited, and the young boy in front of him seemed a little scared, and the high spirits on his face turned into a bewildered expression.

His lips moved, and he asked cautiously: "Your Majesty, what's wrong?"

The emperor's eyes were frighteningly bright, and he asked repeatedly: "Answer me, did you really use ten taels to make these papers?!"

His expression was too serious, and the thirteen-year-old young master of the Ji family was a little confused and a little timid.

He admitted in a low voice: "...I lied."

The emperor: "..."

It was like a basin of cold water was poured down on him, and he sobered up.

Yes, how could ten taels be able to make as much paper as Ji Changze said, and the quality was so good.

He was really too tired recently, and he actually believed such an impossible thing.

While thinking this in his heart, he heard Ji Changze whispered: "In fact, only five taels were used, and five taels were left..."

The young boy seemed to be extremely guilty, lowering his head and not daring to look up at the emperor.

"I used the remaining five taels to buy storybooks. I was afraid that my mother would scold me, so I told my mother that the ten taels were used to make paper."

He seems to be afraid of being scolded, just like every ordinary peer who has made a mistake. He is afraid of being scolded, but at the same time he is unconvinced and tries to defend himself:

"I didn't peek in class either. Sometimes my husband asked us to read by ourselves. I only read it after I knew how to do it. I don't have to go to the battlefield for horseback shooting or anything like that. I just thought it would be okay to hide behind a tree and take a look..."

As he spoke, Ji Changze probably realized that this was a bit self-inflicted, so Ji Changze shut up and did not dare to speak.

The emperor said nothing.

No one in the palace dared to breathe loudly in such an atmosphere, and the palace was eerily quiet for a while.

After a while, the emperor asked Ji Changze, who felt he had made a mistake and was downcast and dared not say anything: "Changze, I ask you again, is it really paper made of five taels of silver?"

The young master of the Ji family looked like he would be frightened to tears by His Majesty.

The ends of his eyes were a little red, and he lowered his head and murmured for a long time before he said with a guilty conscience: "Three liang... yes, three liang..."

"I still had two taels of silver. I went to hire thugs and asked them to help me beat up the man who scolded my mother. As a result, the scholar went to Hualou every day and couldn't get in at all with the two taels of silver. So far, they haven't helped me. I hit people."

Ji Changze secretly looked up at the emperor, realizing that he had done something wrong, and a flattering smile appeared on his face.

"Your Majesty, they haven't fought yet. I am not breaking the law. I will tell them not to fight as soon as I return."

Seeing that Ji Changze's eyes were full of hope that he could forget the past and please the good boy, the emperor was stunned for a long time.

Three taels...

It only took three taels...Ji Changze actually made a large pile of paper of such quality.

That's not to say that other paper cannot be made from three liang, but it also depends on the material.

For the kind of paper Ji Changze is using now, if he really wants to sell it at a high price, someone will be willing to buy it for ten taels per piece of paper.

Ji Changze, on the other hand, sent a golden hen that could lay eggs directly to the emperor without any precautions.

Even though he has made such a powerful thing, he is still struggling with the trivial matters of buying story books and hiring hired help.

The emperor didn't know what to say for a moment.

It was only after a long, long time that he laughed happily.

"Nagaze, I'm not asking that, so don't be afraid. I'm asking you, if you don't count the money you spent on hiring craftsmen and making tools, how many sheets of paper can you make with one tael of silver now?"

When the young master of the Ji family heard the emperor's question, he looked up first, as if to make sure that the other party really didn't care about lying to him.

After confirming that the emperor did not mean to blame, Ji Changze laughed happily again and quickly returned to his careless state.

"Let me do the math, I can probably do it..."

He must not be very good at arithmetic. He lowered his head and muttered for a long time before he came up with a number.

The emperor had no intention of laughing at the child. Instead, he was completely shocked and speechless.

This cost...

It's actually cheaper than ordinary paper.

No, it's not cheap, it can even be said to be cheap.

The quality is much better than the paper on the market now, and the price is cheaper than those papers. If these can be released, how many people in the world who can't afford paper and books can afford it.

How many more scholars will there be and how many talents will emerge in the future.

The emperor's eyes were full of excitement, as if he had seen the dynasty he ruled producing talents that would leave a name in history.

And all of this is because of the young boy in front of him who is only thirteen years old.

"Your Majesty? Your Majesty?"

The emperor was called out by Ji Changze's curious voice. The young master of the Ji family looked at him curiously and asked: "Your Majesty, what are you thinking about?"

Seeing that the emperor didn't say anything, he didn't care, and just kept to himself and continued: "Your Majesty, can you not tell my elder brother about today's matter? If he knows that I ask my mother for money, he will definitely tell me."

The emperor slowly exhaled, and when he looked at Ji Changze, his eyes were completely different.

This child is no longer just a lovable child, but a young man with abilities that others cannot imagine, who can bring him a prosperous life like Ji Changyan.

The emperor was extremely excited. How could he not be excited and happy when he met a pair of talented and loyal brothers at such a young age?

After trying to calm down, he asked Ji Changze: "Changze, you have made a great contribution this time. Tell me what you want. As long as I can do it, I will definitely satisfy you."

"Ah? Have I made a meritorious deed again?"

The person involved still looked confused, but he soon became happy again. Without thinking at all, he asked the emperor directly: "Your Majesty, is everything really okay?"

The emperor nodded: "Anything is fine."

The eunuch next to him moved his expression, wanting to remind the emperor, but it could be seen that he was so sure, but he still didn't say anything.

The golden words are not just words. Your Majesty has agreed happily now. If the young master of the Ji family asks for a reward that he shouldn't ask for, it will be difficult to end it by then.

The emperor was quite sure that Ji Changze would not ask for anything too excessive.

The most important thing is that this child has no such things in his mind.

He felt that what Ji Changze most likely needed was money.

So he took the initiative to remind: "You have made merit this time, even if it is 100,000 gold, I will give it to you."

100,000, Ji Changze should be happy to agree.

However, what the emperor did not expect was that Ji Changze refused.

"I am not short of money, I just don't have money, but I am actually rich."

He said with a bit of boasting:

"When I was studying the treatment of facial diseases before, there was a medicine that was not made properly but it can make the skin tender. I simply sold it to my mother and others. Not to mention that it sold well. My mother said that 50% of the money was mine. She was afraid that I would spend it recklessly, so she helped me save it and gave it to me after I got married. So, Your Majesty, don't think that I am usually poor. In fact, I have a lot of money."

The emperor was a little surprised at first, but it was normal after thinking about it carefully.

After all, Ji Changze was young and his temperament was so simple. If he really gave him all the money, he might spend it all on the same day. Helping him save it is the best way.

The emperor then changed his words: "Anything else is fine. As long as I can give it, I will agree to it."

Ji Changze's face was immediately full of joy: "Really, Your Majesty, Your Majesty, you are so kind."

After praising the emperor's rainbow fart, he also boasted happily: "It seems that I have really done a great thing, and I am also very powerful."

He was trying hard to think about what he wanted, and the emperor was not in a hurry. He stroked the small copy in his hand with excitement.

As long as he had this, he could let as many people as possible study and take the imperial examinations for his use.

With Ji Changyan assisting him and Ji Changze, the miracle doctor, helping him regulate his body, he could live a long life while making the country prosperous and strong.

Naturally, the emperor did not only think about the good.

He also had his own concerns.

He trusted Ji Changyan and Ji Changze.

But at the same time, he had to see clearly that the combined lethality of the brothers was too great.

Ji Changyan was loyal to him, so he was naturally relieved.

But Ji Changze...

The emperor looked at the young boy who was trying hard to think of a reward.

He thought Ji Changze would ask for money or some valuable items without hesitation, but he didn't ask for either.

Everyone in the court knew that the most difficult people to please and satisfy in this world are those who don't want money.

If he doesn't want money, he naturally wants something more valuable, such as power.

The emperor's eyes darkened.

As an elder, he still likes Ji Changze very much.

But as an emperor, even if he doesn't want to, he can't help but look at him with a little suspicion.

Ji Changze, has he really started to become greedy?

He was thinking, and suddenly saw the young boy in front of him raised his head.

"Your Majesty!! I thought of it!! Your Majesty, can you send someone to beat up the bastard who scolded my mother!!"

The emperor was stunned, and then his expression relaxed.

Yes, how could he be greedy for power.

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