Kou Ji guessed that Chen Lin would tell Zhao Heng what he said.
He also wanted to use Chen Lin's words to remind Zhao Heng.
But I didn't expect that Zhao Heng's big mouth would actually say this to Kou Zhun.
Kou Zhun paused and then said: "Speaking of which, the officials seemed not to care about your words, but secretly they cared about them. When I left the palace today, the officials recruited the Eighth Prince into the palace, and secretly they
There must be some instructions in it.
As for what the officials will instruct the Eighth Prince, I can't guess.
What I can be sure of is that the matters that the officials instruct the Eighth Prince must have something to do with the Queen."
When Kou Ji heard this, he felt a lot better.
He said these words not only to protect Zhao Zhen, but also to remind Zhao Heng through Chen Lin's mouth, hoping to cause some trouble for Liu E.
Now it seems that he succeeded.
As for whether Zhao Heng would tell Liu E this, Kou Ji wasn't too worried.
If Zhao Heng really told Liu E what he said, Liu E would be helpless with him. At most, she would be a little more wary of him.
After all, if Kou Zhun is not defeated, there is nothing Liu E can do against him.
Kou Jiqian smiled and said: "I didn't say anything..."
Kou Zhun stared and scolded in a low voice: "What else do you want to say? Do you know how many civil servants secretly do not want the prince to practice martial arts? If I have not experienced the battle of Chanzhou, I have not seen the Liao people.
He is domineering, and I don’t want the prince to practice martial arts.
Your words aroused the prince's martial ambitions.
If word of this gets out, you will become the public enemy of the civil servants."
Kou Ji said quietly: "My grandfather is the head of the civil service. If they want to deal with me, they have to get past my grandfather..."
"Pooh!"
Kou Zhun spat, and then laughed at Kou Ji's witty words.
He pointed at Kou Ji, smiling and shaking his head.
After laughing, Kou Zhun said earnestly: "From now on, the court should be able to calm down for a while. You should take advantage of this time to do good things and make some contributions.
Only with meritorious deeds can you stand firm in the court."
"Thank you grandpa for your teaching..."
After Kou Ji thanked him, he chatted with Kou Zhun about some court affairs.
When the sun was at its peak, Kou Zhun was a little tired, so he waved his hand and told Kou Ji to get out.
Before leaving, Kou Zhun quietly warned Kou Ji, "I don't know how long I can last, so you must live up to your expectations."
Kou Ji always felt that Kou Zhun's words had a profound meaning, but he couldn't figure it out.
He bowed his hands and exited the main hall.
After leaving the main hall, he summoned Kou Zhong and asked Kou Zhong to help Erbao and the others find a learned gentleman.
Kou Zhong agreed wholeheartedly.
These small matters do not require Kou Ji to come forward personally.
Kou Zhong can definitely handle it properly.
When Kou Ji returned to Sijun Garden, Erbao was in a daze holding his baggage.
Seeing Erbao alone in Sijun Garden, Kou Ji was also a little lost.
When Erbao saw Kou Ji, he rushed towards him excitedly. Halfway through the run, he stopped and whispered: "Young Master..."
"Is it your fault that I didn't call you when I went to the Yamen of the Criminal Division today?"
Kou Ji asked funnyly.
Erbao nodded heavily.
Kou Ji clicked his lips and said, "What can I do if I call you? You can't help me."
Erbao lowered his head sadly.
Kou Ji said: "I'll find someone to hire a gentleman for you. The gentleman will teach you, Lu Ming and Bao'er, how to read."
After a pause, Kou Ji patted Erbao on the shoulder and said sincerely: "If you want to help me, you have to study. Only when you succeed in learning can you really help me."
Erbao raised his head, looked straight at Kou Ji for a while, and then lowered his head.
Kou Ji knew that what he said was harsh, but he had to do it.
Although Erbao is his book boy, he has never read a book.
When Kou Ji's predecessor was in Huazhou, he never studied. Although there was clan education in the clan, his mother died early and his father went on study tours. He was completely in a state of herding sheep. He enjoyed stealing and petting dogs for fun on weekdays and did not study at all.
Erbao followed him around all day and naturally didn't learn anything.
When I was in Huazhou, there was nothing like that.
But now I have arrived in Bianjing and the Kou Mansion.
Being uneducated is a terrible thing.
In the huge Kou mansion, there were only three illiterate people.
Two nuns given by the palace, and one second treasure.
Some people may think this is an exaggeration, but it is true.
The literacy rate of the ancients was not high, but there were many literate people in Bianjing City.
Most of the people who are interested in fame are lingering in Bianjing City.
If they fail to pass the Jinshi exam, they will find another way.
Those with wealthy families settled down in Bianjing City and waited for opportunities.
Those whose families were poor would find an errand job in Bianjing City.
The rich and powerful families have undoubtedly become their best destination.
As long as you can get a few tips from your boss, you might be able to achieve great success.
Gao Qiu in "Water Margin" is the best example.
Kou Mansion is the residence of the prime minister, so naturally there are countless scholars who want to catch up with Kou Zhun.
When Kou Zhong helped the Kou Mansion choose servants and servants, he would naturally choose scholars first.
After all, if servants and servants keep their mouths open, the master's family also has face.
Over time, almost all the servants and servants in the house were literate.
(Ahem, I would like to remind you, don’t think that scholars are so noble. If scholars are humble, they can do anything.)
And some of the maids in the house are also literate.
Because most of them are the wives and daughters of prisoners, they are more or less educated and literate.
After all, talented women were still very popular in the Song Dynasty.
After the prisoners were assigned, they were either assigned to prisons or sent to various official residences. The good-looking ones became concubines, while the bad-looking ones could only be used as maids.
Manager Su, who was in charge of all the maids in the house, was once the concubine of a marquis.
If you say this, no one will believe it, but it is true.
There are also guards at the house.
Most of those guards were sent by Zhu Neng.
Before he sent them away, he was also very strict in selecting them. Not only did they have to pass martial arts skills, but they also had to be literate.
The reason why he did this was that he was afraid that these old soldiers would enter the Kou mansion and shout out vulgar military language, which would lose his face and make Kou Zhun look down upon him.
Therefore, in the Kou Mansion, there were only three illiterate people.
To put it into detail, Erbao is not as good as the other two illiterate people.
Those two illiterate nuns, after all, came from the palace. Although they could not write with pens, they spoke clearly and logically, and they also understood all the etiquette of the Song Dynasty.
The ambitious servants and servants in the house often asked them for advice on etiquette.
People live a very prosperous life in the house.
On the contrary, Erbao, when Kou Ji was away, was like a lonely old man.
I have been at home for dozens of days without even a single friend.
Kou Ji saw this and decided to let Erbao go to school.
He hopes that Erbao can study wisely, make more friends, and live a happier life.
The reason why Kou Ji is so kind to Er Bao is not only because he is young, but also because he knows that in this world, the only person in this world who can help him block the sword without any thoughts is Er Bao.
He still remembered that when they first left Huazhou, they met the first group of bandits. Erbao was so frightened that his legs trembled, but he still stood in front of him without hesitation.