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

Emperor Liang has been in a much better mood recently. After all, the crisis in Sichuan Province has been resolved. The big stone in his heart fell to the ground, and Emperor Liang began to review the memorials himself, planning to give the prince a two-day holiday.

But today when Emperor Liang walked into the Qinzheng Hall, he saw his prince sitting on the desk reading a book with a sad look on his face. Emperor Liang raised his eyebrows, pretended not to see the prince, and went straight to his dragon chair to review the memorial.

The prince saw that his father had clearly seen him, but he pretended not to see him. Unconsciously, he made more noises while turning the pages of the book, hoping to attract his father's attention. Eunuch Gao and Eunuch Xia stood quietly, watching the battle between father and son from the Tian family.

Emperor Liang lowered his head while reviewing the memorial and couldn't help but raise the corners of his mouth. What satisfied him about the prince was not only his political achievements and knowledge, but most importantly his character.

He is not only an emperor, but also a father. The prince's occasional small temper deliberately showed in front of him, but it made Emperor Liang feel very satisfied as a father.

Among his other sons, Emperor Liang also spent the most time on the prince. The prince dared to reveal his true temperament because he knew that his father would tolerate his little temper, otherwise how could the prince dare.

In the end, Prince Liang Jingchen couldn't bear it anymore and moved to Emperor Liang's desk in small steps. Liang Jingchen saw that if he continued to be naughty, he would bump into his father's desk. After hesitating for a while, he took out Taifu Xie Boyuan's secret letter from his purse.

"Father, please make a decree to recall the Taifu to the capital!" Liang Jingchen's tone was a little aggrieved and sour. Emperor Liang glanced at the prince's expression and reached out to take the secret letter.

Xie Boyuan's letter was written to the prince. Although the prince was the crown prince, he was his disciple after all. Therefore, Xie Boyuan's letter was written quite casually, with little respect and even a little urgency in finding an imperial physician.

Fortunately, at the end of the letter, Xie Boyuan mentioned that his young apprentice was injured and had hearing loss. Emperor Liang knew Xie Boyuan's love for this young apprentice, and because of Li Hansheng's relationship, Emperor Liang had a good impression of the Xiao family.

"Eunuch Gao, go and find out if there are any doctors in the imperial hospital who are good at treating ear diseases!" Emperor Liang put down the secret message and ordered Eunuch Gao behind him.

Eunuch Gao took the order and went out, but the prince still stood there, waiting for his father's consent to summon Taifu Xie Boyuan back to the capital. The prince saw that his father's face was very good, so he boldly said one more thing: "If the master is reluctant to let go of the two young apprentices, just let the master take them back to the capital with them."

The prince really hopes that Xie Boyuan can return to the capital as soon as possible. Apart from the factional disputes in the court, the prince also really misses Xie Boyuan.

Emperor Liang looked at his son's little movements and expressions, thought about it, got up and took out a wooden box from the bookshelf nearby. Emperor Liang handed it to the prince: "Let's take a look! Your prince may be in the northwest in the next few years."

The prince's eyes flashed, and he quickly took the box and opened it, only to find that it was the letter and booklet sent back by the prince. The prince took out the letter and began to read it slowly. The more he read, the more frightened he became.

After a long time, the prince read the letter and the folder and put everything back into the box. "Father, this imperial examination mock examination is very involved. If it is led by the Taifu, how long will it take for the Taifu to return to Beijing?"

Emperor Liang had been watching the prince's expression to know that once this plan was implemented. Whether it is the selection of talents or the training of poor students to compete with the aristocratic families, the one who really benefits is the next emperor.

"The Taifu has been planning for ten years, which is three general examinations. Even with my secret support, it will take at least two general examinations to see the results." Emperor Liang did not believe that the prince could not calculate this time account clearly. It can be seen that , my son really misses Xie Boyuan.

Liang Jingchen also figured it out at this time, and then thought of the Taifu's safety. He wanted to say something to his father, but in the end he twitched his mouth a few times, but still couldn't say it. The prince decided to take advantage of the opportunity of sending the imperial doctor to Sichuan Province and arrange a few more guards to go to Sichuan Province.

In fact, Emperor Liang did not read all the letters to the prince. Xie Boyuan had another letter telling the origin of this idea. It also talked about Quxian’s Shiqu Building and Quxian’s control over merchants during celebrations.

Of course, Xie Boyuan would not covet the credit of his apprentice. Emperor Liang was also very curious about the two young disciples Xie Boyuan had accepted in Chuanzhou. If there was no plan to simulate the imperial examination, Emperor Liang would also like to have Xie Boyuan bring his disciples back to the capital.

One day Mingjia got up and found that all her maids were standing in the yard, and each of them looked happy. When Shuang'er saw Mingjia opening the door, she hurriedly came up to greet her. She squatted down and said to Mingjia with a smile: "Miss, our Daliang has won!"

Ming Jia also became happy instantly. She wanted to ask Shuang'er many questions, but she thought it would be better to go to the front yard to ask her father or master. Mingjia stopped practicing martial arts and went directly out of the yard to the front yard.

Shen Xian Cheng, who had just come down from the city wall after keeping vigil in the front yard, and Shi Xian Lieutenant, who was about to go out, laughed and hugged each other. Xiao Qingshan stood aside and clapped his hands and smiled, while Ming Jun, who was following his master Xie Boyuan, was also cheering happily.

Ming Jia ran directly towards her brother Ming Jun, but Xiao Qingshan saw him and hugged him. "Ah~oh~" Mingjia was startled, and when she looked back, she saw her father picking her up.

Xiao Qingshan held his daughter Mingjia in his arms with joy at first, but the moment he held his daughter in his arms, Xiao Qingshan couldn't help but feel sore eyes.

Daliang defeated the grassland tribe. Because he was well prepared, it can be said that Daliang fought beautifully in this battle. We have gained a lot of initiative for the following peace talks.

It can be said that the people of Qu County were not injured at all. Many garrisons on the border of Sichuan Province were stationed on the walls of Qu County and shot and killed many grassland soldiers, all of which could be exchanged for military merit.

Xiao Qingshan knew that many people must have been displaced or even lost their lives in places he didn't know and couldn't see. However, as the parent official of Qu County, he protected Qu County and the people who fled to Qu County.

However, he failed to protect his daughter. His daughter turned out to be the only person in Qu County who was harmed in this battle.

Dong is a woman and a mother who can hold Ming Jia and cry bitterly. But Xiao Qingshan can't. Ever since he learned that Ming Jia had hearing problems, Xiao Qingshan has been suppressing his emotions.

Now that Daliang has won, everyone is cheering. Xiao Qingshan's hands holding his daughter were shaking. He regretted why he didn't kill Yelu Aqi with one knife and avenge his daughter.

Mingjia suddenly felt that her shoulders were wet, and then she realized that it was her father who was crying on her shoulders. This was the first time Mingjia saw her father cry like this, and she felt a little overwhelmed.

In desperation, Mingjia seemed to hear her father whispering on her shoulder: "I'm sorry, Jiajia! Daddy is sorry for you, Jiajia!"