After time travel, he devoted himself to helping his father with his career.

As an emperor who rebelled and gained the throne, Liang Shengrui has been fighting among various families. The first step was to win their support and mediate among various families. Later, we fought with them for power, territory, and resources.

Xie Boyuan wrote this letter, which can greatly close the gap in the imperial examinations between students from poor families and those from aristocratic families. Of course, the key issue is not the mock exam, but the integration of educational resources in several states.

Xie Boyuan wrote many possibilities for the subsequent development of this matter in his letter, but Emperor Liang saw more possibilities. This matter cannot be accomplished by just one Qu County.

Emperor Liang put down the letter and began to think about the specific implementation of this matter. Li Hansheng had been secretly observing the emperor and saw that the emperor was obviously deep in thought.

Li Hansheng felt that he had nothing to do today, so he gently put down his teacup and signaled to Eunuch Gao, then stood up and walked out of Qinzheng Hall. As soon as Li Hansheng left the Qinzheng Palace, he met His Royal Highness the Crown Prince walking towards him.

"I have met His Highness the Crown Prince!" Li Hansheng saluted respectfully. His Highness the Crown Prince is in a good mood recently, his younger brothers have been very honest recently, and the profits of several caravans under his control are also very good this year.

However, seeing Li Guogong, His Royal Highness suddenly remembered his partial master. "Li Guogong, there is no need to be polite! It is rare to see Li Guogong enter the palace today. Is there any letter from the lonely Taifu to be sent back to the capital in the near future?"

Li Hansheng stood up after hearing this. What a coincidence, he was here to deliver the letter. Because he was unsure of the content of Xie Boyuan's letter, Li Hansheng turned his eyes and said, "I have not received a letter from the military advisor recently, asking me to forward it to His Highness the Crown Prince."

The prince guessed that the master must have been very happy in Sichuan Province, and apparently he had forgotten that he had a disciple in the capital. After the prince and Li Hansheng parted ways, they came to Qinzheng Hall.

Just as the prince was about to salute, he was stopped by Eunuch Gao's eyes. The prince also noticed that his father was thinking about something, so he silently walked to where he usually sat.

The emperor thought for a while and then suddenly looked at Eunuch Gao: "Have someone go to the Ministry of Civil Affairs and get the information of officials in Chuanzhou, Ningzhou, Jinzhou and Yuezhou."

Eunuch Gao responded softly: "Yes!" Eunuch Gao's heart trembled a little when he heard that there was Chuanzhou in it. What kind of deadly letter did Taifu Xie come back with?

The prince was reading quietly when he suddenly heard his father mention Sichuan Province. After Eunuch Gao walked out, the prince said: "Father, what happened in Chuanzhou?"

Emperor Liang heard the prince's voice and turned around to see that the prince had come over. Emperor Liang folded the letter in his hand and put it back in the envelope. He stood up and put it into the wooden box on the bookshelf.

"You will correct today's memorial!" Seeing that his father did not answer his question, the prince pointed to the pile of memorials on the desk.

The prince knew that his father didn't want to tell him, so he stopped asking. Eunuch Gao was not in the Qinzheng Hall at this moment, so the prince had no choice but to get up and personally carry the memorials back to his desk.

Then, the prince watched his father continue to let himself go, and he resignedly picked up a memorial and started reading.

The Chuanzhou government office also received several letters near noon. Some were written by Xiao Qingshan to the prefect Li Quanyong, and some were written by Shen Xiancheng to his superior.

Li Quanyong has been living a happy life recently. He has already received letters from people in his clan. His transfer has been basically confirmed. Although it is a flat transfer, it is indeed a Zhongzhou.

Li Quanyong has already secretly told his wife to start cleaning up the family assets, and some industries in Chuanzhou must be dealt with in advance. When the servant came to deliver the letter, he met Lord Zhizhou who was happily drinking tea and humming a tune.

Li Quanyong took the letter casually, and when he saw that it was written by Xiao Qingshan, he took it out without paying much attention. After reading only two lines, Li Quanyong's hands trembled.

Why is it that droughts are severe in many counties in Sichuanzhou, and villagers are still fighting over water sources? What does it mean that an unidentified person was discovered in Qu County, suspected to be a spy from the Yelu tribe? And what happened to the man who was chasing Shi Xianwei?

It has not rained in Sichuan for a long time, and the temperature continues to be high. Li Zhizhou knows this. And he has already thought about it. He will write a note and go to Beijing in a while, cry out and ask the court to reduce taxes.

However, if it is as serious as what Xiao Qingshan said, let alone being transferred, it would be good if he can keep his position as the governor of Sichuan Province. Also, why does no one tell themselves about such a serious drought?

Li Quanyong's first reaction was not how to solve the problem, but that there was someone with different intentions around him. This is blocking news about him. It seems that some people can't wait for him to be safely transferred and leave Sichuanzhou!

"Please come here, Zhou Tongjuan!" the boy followed the order. Li Quanyong read the letter several times. There were not many people in the entire Sichuan Prefecture who could cut off the source of his information. Now he could only ensure that Zhou Tongpan could be trusted.

What Xiao Qingshan said in his letter could be big or small. He had to prepare for drought in advance. As for the foreign infiltration, Li Quanyong didn't take it to heart. After all, Sichuan Prefecture was a border state, so it was normal for there to be only a few foreign spies.

Soon Zhou Tongpan came over, and the two discussed the drought together. Finally, Li Quanyong decided to send Zhou Tongpan to various counties to inspect the drought.

Li Zhizhou and Zhou Tongpan had just discussed a solution when Xiao Qingshan's second letter arrived. Li Zhizhou quickly took the letter, and the content of the letter made Li Quanyong jump up.

The magistrate of Qu County was hit on the head with a concealed weapon, and the county lieutenant was hunted down. The magistrate of Ling County was shot with cold arrows and poisoned. The magistrate of Dongfeng County was also assassinated and has disappeared. His life or death is unknown.

Li Quanyong broke out in cold sweat instantly. Something big was going to happen! Zhou Tongpan had also read the letter, and Zhou Tongpan was also a little panicked. Judging from the time mentioned in Xiao Qingshan's letter, the magistrate of Dongfeng County has been missing for a long time.

Why hasn't anyone reported it to the Chuanzhou government yet? Recalling the contents of Xiao Qingshan's first letter, Zhou Tongpan felt that the entire Sichuan Province was in danger.

In fact, if Shen Xiancheng had not had his own separate channel for delivering letters, these letters would not have been delivered to Li Quanyong. There are garrison guards in state cities. Generally, the garrison of state cities is 1000 people, and the garrison of state cities on the border is 2000 people.

However, if something goes wrong, the 2000-strong garrison cannot protect Chuanzhou City at all. Judge Zhou Tong thought for a while and said, "Sir, the situation is unclear now. Even if we report it, we have no evidence!"

Li Quanyong himself also knew that the top priority now was. We must first confirm that what Xiao Qingshan said in his letter is true, and at the same time, we must seize the internal information that intercepted his letters and documents in the city.

Zhou Tongsuan reminded aloud: "Sir, you'd better write a letter to General Li, saying that there will be less rain this year, and I'm afraid that there will be changes in the grassland tribes, and I suggest that General Li take more precautions."

Li Quanyong's eyes lit up after hearing this. As long as this letter was there, it might be possible to save his life if necessary.