Wang was lying on the ground, tapping the floor tiles at this moment. He guessed that there might be a subterranean palace or something like that in Longgong. There was no reason to have searched the..."Oh" After hearing Jiang Wang's words, the old woman took his hand and said: "But you have encountered some difficulties Don't worry, I will make the decision for you."

She turned her head and ordered, "Go and bring the old master here."

Though Hou Li Zhengyan of Destroying the City is the head of the household, after all, Li Zhengshu is older and his strength and status are not inferior. Therefore, in the House of Hou of Destroying the City, when it comes to the eldest master, they all refer to Li Zhengshu.

Additionally, although Li Zhengshu is the eldest son from a concubine and not the Old Madam's biological son, he was raised by the Old Madam and has an extremely close relationship with her.

She had never moved out of Hou's residence to live independently.

Even though he often patrolled the Donghua Pavilion and was privately known as the "Donghua Scholar" by many, he never planned to establish his own branch.

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Jiang Wang's heart warmed.

This old woman is either genuinely fond of her grandson, or she's looking out for Li Longchuan, a friend of hers. Regardless of the reason, her concern is very real.

It's hard not to be moved.

"No, Grandmother. I'm not facing any difficulties now. Everything is going well! If anything happens, I will definitely tell you." Jiang Wang said: "There is just one thing, I need to tell Uncle Longchuan..."

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Seeing Jiang Wang like this, Li Laotai realized that this kind of talk was probably not convenient to be heard by too many people.

Then, in a soft voice, she said: "All of you, withdraw."

The living room suddenly became empty, with only a familiar maid attending to him.

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Li Jia Lao Taijun pulled Jiang Wang's hand: "Come, Qingyang, sit down and talk."

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Please remain seated.

Jiang Wang hurriedly helped the old woman sit down, and then he sat down beside her, but only half his buttocks touched the seat.

The old and young chatted for a few words—all complaints about Li Longchuan from the older woman, and praise for Jiang Wang... Li Zhengshu then stepped into the living room.

When his accomplishments reached the peak of divinity, he was already in middle age, with features that were forty years old or so.

There is a saying that he deliberately suppressed his advancement, not vying with his brother and not giving people an opportunity to gossip. After Li Zhengyan took the lead and secured the position of head of the family, he chose to break through.

However, Li Zhishou himself dismissed it as utter nonsense.

Although his face showed the marks of time, unlike Yin Guan who seemed eternally young, these traces of age had also given him a unique charm.

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...and his cultivation, his bearing, and his knowledge, made him even more extraordinary.

The name Yulangjun is not false, he is indeed a top-notch handsome man in Linzi.

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Although Chong Xuan, the patriarch of the Chongxuan family, possessed a handsome face and, thanks to his meticulous care, remained worry-free, even at over sixty, he could still be considered "very attractive," he was still far inferior to Yu Langjun in comparison.

After entering the living room, Li Zhishou first greeted the old lady with a respectful bow before smiling at Jiang Wang: "The pride of the nation, when you are diligent and making progress every day, why do you have time to visit me"

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The title "Dong Hua Scholar" was never an official position. It was a colloquial term used to refer to scholars who worked at the Dong Hua Pavilion.

Before the emperor went to court, he would often sit in the DongHua Pavilion and ask questions at any time. Their task was to answer the emperor's questions.

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This is undoubtedly an honor.

He or she may not necessarily be a high-ranking official, but could still discuss state affairs. He or she may not hold a high position, but could still influence the emperor.

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Those who guard the Dong Huagong are not limited by their official positions or cultivation levels, but only by their knowledge and experience.

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In the past, candidates were nominated by the government hall. Nowadays, it's up to Emperor Qi himself to select names.

In recent years, Li Zhengshu has been the most frequent visitor to Donghua Pavilion, which shows how much he is favored by the Emperor.

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Li Zhishou was born into a top family in the state of Qi. However, after reaching adulthood, he chose to study abroad and later entered Qingya Academy, one of the four most prestigious academies in the world, becoming a renowned scholar.

He did not remain teaching at Qingshan Academy but returned to the state of Qi. In this aspect, the Four Great Academies and the Three Imperial Palaces are the same; they do not prohibit disciples from going to any state.

Whether it is said to be韜光養晦 (hiding one's talents and biding one's time), or that he does not seek empty fame, Li Zhengshu in the State of Qi has remained without an official position until now.

But by virtue of the informal title "East China Scholar," no one dared to underestimate his influence on court politics.

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After Li Zhengshu came in, the elderly lady's closest maidservant also went out. Li Zhengshu stood beside her and served her personally.

Here, only Li Zhishu and the elderly matriarch of the Li family were present. Jiang Wang had nothing to mince words about, so he went straight to the point: “Today, when I was going to the ancestral temple to pay my respects, I encountered something…”

After finishing the blood poem left by "Zhang Yong" on the statue of Jiu Fan Hou, Jiang Wang only said: “I once heard Xu Xiangqian say that you and Mr. Mo Ya were close friends, so I came to remind you.”

Li Zhengshu and Mo Ya's friendship was unparalleled. As Mo Ya's personal disciple traveled the world, he arrived in Linzi and wanted to try the Tianfu Secret Realm. It was Li Zhengshu who personally arranged a spot for him.

Li Lung-chuan and Hsu Hsiang-ch'ien were good friends because, before this, Li Cheng-shu had taken Li Lung-chuan to visit many friends several times. These two young people had known each other for a long time.

While it's unlikely that Emperor Qi would hold a grudge against Li Zhengshu for this, it's natural to feel some displeasure. It's highly possible he would harbor some resentment. If Li Zhengshu remains unaware of the situation, he could easily run into trouble.

Li Zheng listened quietly to this, and smiled softly: "Uncle knows, thank you for running this trip."

In the Dong Hua Pavilion, he helped pass a sentence. Regarding Li Longchuan and Chong Xuan Sheng Jiang Wang's acquaintance, he agreed with it.

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Of course, making friends with Jiang Qingyang today is certainly a wise choice.

At that time, he was just a guest of the Chong Xuan clan, and his hopes were not high. He was just a follower around Chong Xuan Sheng.

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The friendships forged back then are unmatched by any that come after.

Now, Jiang Wang enjoys the attention of powerful figures. The Lord of Tianfu City actively seeks him out, and the son of the Northern Palace Cavalry Commander repeatedly shows his friendliness. Even when inquiring about something at the Metropolitan Inspection Office, the Deputy Inspector General smiles throughout their interaction.

It's not that these people are bad. But more or less, it also has something to do with Jiang Wang's display of the future.

In the letter he wrote to Jiang An'an, he said that the people here were very kind, just a comforting word for his sister. He had always been outspoken and didn't know how many cold stares he had faced and how much hostility he had encountered. But all the way forward, looking back with his sword in hand, people were indeed "kind."

Li Zhengshu now calls himself an uncle, treating Jiang Wang as if he were a nephew of the family.

This is the Shimen Li clan! Top-tier noble family of Qi State, with their ancestors' statues placed at the front of the Guoshi Hall.

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But two years ago, the State of Qi had no one named Jiang Wang, let alone any family background.

The person didn't say much about thanks, just a casual "thank you for your hard work." That was the very essence of intimacy.

"This is only right," said Jiang Wang.

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Of course, Old Madam Li knew that what Jiang Wang had just said would cause a huge stir in Linzi. However, that was something her two sons needed to worry about. She didn't interfere and didn't feel it was her place to do so.

Just once again clasped Jiang Wang's hand, and said in a kind voice: "Good child."

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