Everyone Knows I’m a Good Man

The surprise that Ji Changze brought to the Zhou family was naturally big, and even the steady Mr. Zhou couldn't help but frown.

The old lady of the Zhou family was even more happy and wanted to go out and show off to her old sisters.

It's a pity that the whole city is now closed, so even if you want to show off such a great thing, you can't go out.

Mr. Zhou and the old lady of the Zhou family were very sorry. Seeing Ji Changze saying that there were still things to deal with outside, and leaving majestically with the golden armored soldiers, they could only hope that the ban would be lifted soon.

Lifting the ban will still take some time.

In an era when information technology is underdeveloped and all relies on manpower, treating this highly contagious disease is not as simple as just having a therapeutic drug.

Many people are illiterate. If you tell them that there is medicine, they will think you are lying to them. If you ask them to cooperate, they will be so frightened that they will kneel down and beg for mercy.

Therefore, the emperor did not intend to send people to explain to them in a nice manner from the beginning. He directly sent troops out to catch the sick and take medicine, and to prevent the healthy ones.

Tianyuan disease does not mean that everything will be fine once it is cured. Most diseases will destroy various organs and facilities in the human body. If Tianyuan disease is not treated in time, problems will still occur.

Most of them can be restored slowly with careful maintenance, but this only applies to rich and powerful families.

Those ordinary people who have to face the loess every day do not have the time and money to recuperate their bodies. To them, being unable to work is no different than waiting to die.

So, the sooner the better.

Ji returned to the palace and listened to the emperor's words.

The young master of the Ji family was startled when he heard it. He exclaimed for a while, and suddenly realized it. After listening, he still opened his clear eyes and praised very seriously:

"Your Majesty, you are so awesome. You have even considered these things. You are truly worthy of your Majesty."

The emperor had been exposed to human beings since he was a child, but he had never seen Ji Changze who was so shameless and praised him so openly.

The young master of the Ji family doesn't have any beautiful words when he praises others. He seems to have mastered the sentences he uses. He keeps saying "good-looking", "awesome" and "too awesome" over and over again.

But the emperor couldn't stand it, so he took this bite.

In his eyes, Ji Changze had been pampered since he was a child. Such a person would inevitably have a somewhat flamboyant personality, and he was not afraid of offending others because he had never suffered.

Maybe people who didn't deal with Ji Changze found his character annoying, but in the eyes of the emperor who had a natural affection for the child, the situation was very different.

Because I have never suffered a loss, I can do whatever I want.

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

Even if the person he feels bad about is his biological father, he still doesn't like him, and his revenge is simple and crude.

If he thinks it's okay, he doesn't care whether the other person is the emperor or not. He can just open his mouth and say something slightly unceremonious in front of the emperor whether it's appropriate or not.

The emperor who was classified as "good" by Ji Changze was praised as being very beautiful.

When the palace attendants saw the emperor smiling at the rainbow fart, with a warmth they had never seen before, they couldn't help but feel stunned.

I didn’t expect His Majesty to eat such a simple rainbow fart.

In the past, there were many people who were careful to brag about Your Majesty, but I never saw His Majesty being so happy.

Little did they know that when it comes to blowing rainbow farts, it also depends on who the blower is.

You, a minister who has worked hard all the way up the court, often conspire with political opponents in the court, and everything you do has a purpose.

If such a person brags about my rainbow fart, can he really mean it?

For a person who might not always be sincere in his dealings with others, the emperor didn't believe that he really thought he was mighty and majestic and that's why he blew all kinds of rainbow farts.

Not to mention the palace people.

They all depended on him for their living, and it would be strange if they didn't boast about him.

But Ji Changze is different!

First of all, he grew up being pampered by Ji Changyan. The young master has never had to please anyone since he was a child. He speaks straightforwardly and has no intention of pleasing anyone in his heart.

Secondly, Ji Changze himself has the ability. A person who has no ability wants to get benefits by blowing rainbow farts, and a person who can live a cool life by relying on his true ability regardless of whether he blows rainbow farts or not.

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

Of course, Ji Changze's special sincerity in praising the emperor was also a reason.

The young master of the Ji family kept saying the same two sentences over and over: "Your Majesty, you are so awesome" and "Why didn't I think of that?" It was not only his words and tone, but also his actions.

I don't know where I got a small notebook made of rice paper. The notebook was so small that it couldn't even be called a notebook. It was only about the size of a palm in my hand.

The emperor felt that the thing looked familiar for a moment, but he couldn't remember where he had seen it. When Ji Changze saw Ji Changze, he took out an equally small pen with a black tip from his arms and muttered without hesitation. While I was writing down a bunch of things seriously, I finally remembered.

Isn't this a cheat sheet for cheating?

There was once a time when a candidate was caught cheating in the imperial examination. He used this hand-sized, portable copybook, which contained information about what he might get on the exam in handwriting that was so small that it was impossible to see unless he looked closely.

It is said that the examinee paid a high price to have someone make a small writing brush. It took a lot of effort and a full month to write the entire copy.

When the small copy that concentrated the energy of the candidates was presented to the emperor, he looked at the small notebook and became furious.

What could he not do if he had the time and energy to do these tricks? He held the imperial examination to find talents, not to fool him by finding someone who could only do such villainous things!

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

The palace people nearby had been waiting for him for a long time, and they could tell at a glance that His Majesty was in a bad mood, and they quickly and carefully winked at Ji Changze.

It's a pity that the young master of the Ji family has never learned to read people's eyes. He looked like he didn't understand at all and was still writing non-stop.

After finishing writing, he didn't pay attention to the emperor's face at all, and he didn't mean to explain to the other party. He just stuffed it back into his arms.

If he didn't say anything, the emperor could only ask himself: "Nagaze, what are you doing?"

"The little copy."

Ji Changze answered very happily, as if he was afraid that the emperor would not know the allusion, so he explained it to him very diligently.

"It's the copy that was made during a previous election fraud. Now it's very popular in our college."

emperor:"……"

What's the meaning?

Copies are actually popular in the academy.

Is it possible that the candidates in their academy take cheat sheets every time they take exams? ?

Before his anger rose, he heard Ji Changze introduce in a very proud tone: "Your Majesty, you don't know that I introduced this manuscript."

Listening to his tone, those who didn't know thought he had introduced some big treasure.

"The place where we learn riding and archery in our academy is quite far away. Every time we go to the riding and archery class, the dean makes us walk there by ourselves. We want to read it along the way. The book is big, heavy and hard to hold. Even if we take it, , there is only so much content to read in a book, which is very inconvenient.”

"Then I learned about the fraud in the recruitment process. When I heard about it, I thought that person was really a genius. I happened to be studying how to make medicines. Anyway, studying pharmaceuticals is also research, and studying manuscripts is also research."

"I cut the rice paper into this size, and then tried to find a pen that was suitable for writing on this kind of small manuscript. It was very difficult to find that pen. Once I found it, I had to make it so that I could hold it in my hand without messing with it. The dirty hands look, and the nib must be small enough otherwise I can't write very small characters, but it exhausted me to death. As soon as I made it, the guys all came to follow me. Really, I think they should every Everyone gives me a thank you fee.”

Ji Changze finished talking like a barrage of words in one breath, with a hint of regret that he could not take the opportunity to make a fortune.

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

But no, Ji Changze was taught by Ji Changyan. He has a pampered personality and is simple and lawless. From the moment we met until now, I haven't seen him afraid of anything.

But that's why Ji Changze would never do such disgusting things.

He laughed, with a relaxed look on his face, and stretched out his hand to Ji Changze in a very good mood: "Seeing how powerful you are, I'm curious. Can you let me see what's written in your notebook?"

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

At first glance, it seemed that he had never had much contact with people of higher status than himself before, and as he talked, he became "me" again.

But the emperor liked the child's unconscious and relaxed look, and did not care about him. He smiled and accepted the copy handed over by Ji Changze.

It is a small book, and it is just about the size of a palm in the palm of my hand. I don't know what kind of cutting method was used to cut it. Every page is just right, and the leftmost side is densely sewn with a thick needle and thread.

The emperor opened it casually, and on the first page was written Changze, Class Ji of xx Academy.

There is also a line of words marked at the bottom: If you find it, please return it.

Ji Changze was craning his neck to follow along and saw the emperor chuckle when he saw this, looking a little embarrassed.

"When I take riding and shooting lessons, there are many people, so I always accidentally throw them away. In addition, everyone's notebooks are similar, and some people accidentally take the wrong ones. After writing their names, someone will pick them up and return them."

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 attend school in a group. Hearing what Ji Changze said was quite interesting.

A group of teenagers of about the same size took classes together to ride and shoot together, and made information books together.

It must be this kind of environment that can cultivate Ji Changze's pure and flamboyant but not annoying temperament.

The emperor then turned back.

The front part is probably some information from books, all written neatly and neatly in characters smaller than a grain of rice. I also specifically marked where I can ask the teacher again.

It can be seen from the middle that Ji Changze is becoming more and more obsessed with medical skills.

From time to time you can see him recording some strange experiments.

[It turns out that mixing xxx and xxxx together and adding xxx will make people sleepy. Zhou Zaoling said that he can't sleep recently, so he should try it]

The following is the record after use: [Zhou Zhouling slept like a dead pig in class. No matter how loud he screamed, he couldn't wake up. The angry gentleman sat aside and looked at him. When he opened his eyes and saw him, his expression made me laugh for the rest of my life, haha. Ha ha】

[I made a new discovery today. I made a potion that makes mosquitoes annoying. If you sprinkle it on your body, mosquitoes will not bite you. I caught a snake and tried it. The snake was really scared and wanted to run away, but I locked it in the table and it couldn’t escape hahahaha]

Follow-up record of use: [Zhou Rao Ling was so frightened when he saw a snake in my table that he fell down and even cried out of fright, hahahahaha]

[I made something fun, which can make people feel refreshed in a short period of time and make their brains reach their most flexible state. The taste has also been specially adjusted. My brother must be very tired from working outside every day. You can give him this drink. 】

Follow-up record: [Zhou Rao Ling drank it with his hands, and ended up writing furiously all afternoon. It is said that he did not go to bed until midnight at night. I made a special observation and found that he was in good spirits the next day, but there were some dark circles under his eyes. Yes, it seems that this medicine can only be taken in the morning. 】

The emperor took a cursory look and saw that there were all kinds of whimsical ideas of Ji Changze. The users were all using circumambulation orders for various reasons.

The last one is Ji Changze recording his recent research on an incurable disease that occurred in the past.

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

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

The emperor already had a vague premonition in his heart at this moment.

Sure enough, he saw a familiar name below.

Usage record: [Right now, I'm boiling medicine in the Zhou family's yard, and Zhou Zhouling is suffering from Tianyuan disease. What a coincidence, I like him so much. 】

emperor:"……"

At this moment, he finally remembered that there seemed to be a well-treated student who entered the palace with Ji Changze.

But in his eyes, it was just a human case. After making sure that there was nothing wrong with the other person eating, drinking and eating well, he put it in the back of his mind.

He turned his head and asked the palace attendant beside him: "What is the name of the student who entered the palace with Nagasawa?"

The palace man quickly replied: "It's a student named Zhou Raoling."

Oh haha.

The emperor found that he was not surprised at all.

He thought about the last words Ji Changze recorded in his notebook, and looked at the other party tentatively.

"Nagaze, what is your relationship with this circumambulation order?"

Ji Changze answered as happily as he could.

He was extremely confident: "He and I are good friends, best and best friends."

emperor:"……"

It's not that he can't understand it. If it were him who was addicted to medical skills and researching drugs, and he had just developed a drug and a classmate jumped out to test it, he would definitely like him too.

At first, Ji Changze did grab someone at random to try it, but then Zhou Wanling tried it by jumping around.

The key point was that after such a long time, Zhou Wailing had used more than a dozen kinds of medicine alone, and he was still alive and kicking.

"cough."

Seeing Ji Changze still bragging about how strong his friendship with Zhou Wailing was and how close the relationship between the two was, it sounded to the emperor's ears like a rabbit jumping around and telling him that he likes to have sex with grass. Like friends.

People who watch it find it cute and fun.

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

"Hey, by the way, where's Zhou Wanling? Didn't he come in with me?"

The emperor couldn't help crying tears of sympathy for Zhou Zhouling in his heart.

"He is still resting in the inner palace, and there is nothing wrong. You can go out of the palace together later."

In his opinion, Ji Changze was heartless and he liked to play with Zhou Yaoling because he had the courage to test medicine every time.

If he were an emperor, if there was someone who worked hard every day to help him solve important court affairs, he would definitely like him very much.

Having said that, I can't blame him for liking his subordinate Ji Changyan very much.

Isn't Ji Changyan to him what Zhou Maoling is to Ji Changze?

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

In addition to his status as emperor, he also had a pen pal status that Ji Changyan didn't know about.

Whether it was Ji Changyan's attitude towards official matters or private matters, he knew clearly about both, and he felt more at ease with the other than anyone else.

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

Hey, although this kid doesn't like to make progress, and he doesn't have any desire for power and gain that is not suitable for the royal family, but he really likes the other person's temperament.

If it were his son, he would have pampered him as he grew up and allowed him to maintain such a clear temperament.

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

Why does this paper feel so good to the touch?

The paper he used was always the best in the country, but even so, it didn't feel as good as the paper Ji Changze used to make his notebooks.

If you look closely, you will find that the paper is very delicate, and the white color without any yellowing is clear under the light and shadow.

The emperor looked more and more surprised. He had never seen such good paper. If such good paper was available among the people, why not bring it to the palace for his use?

The emperor didn't think of Ji Changze. He was only surprised in his heart, and without showing any trace on his face, he asked as if unintentionally: "Changze, this paper is good, where did you buy it?"

"This is not a purchase."

As expected, the young master of the Ji family didn't notice anything and casually took the fruit that the emperor had given him before and ate it happily.

"I made it when I was making medicine. The rice paper I used to make this kind of notebook was either too soft or too hard to carry around, so I thought of a way to make this kind of paper."

self-made? ! !

The emperor's face showed nothing, but he was very surprised in his heart.

The value of paper is not just a matter of words. To make paper, the paper that is made is still suitable for writing. A lot of time, manpower and material resources are wasted, and the best paper that is made will still be yellowed and rough.

The emperor knew this very well, but it didn't help. After all, this thing was not something that could be created.

In the end, Ji Changze actually made paper "by the way".

And it was something the emperor had never seen before. It was so delicate, white, and had just the right hardness.

How did he do it?

Isn’t Ji Changze obsessed with medical skills and only knows how to make medicine?

The emperor couldn't react for a while.

He hesitated.

This papermaking method is a secret no matter where it is kept. Even if Ji Changze has obtained a throne, he is still considered to be a member of the royal family...

It's a bit shameless to ask him to create such a paper-making method that is expensive at first glance.

The emperor was still hesitating whether he wanted to be shameless or shameless. Ji Changze over there had already explained the papermaking process, what raw materials were used, and what technologies were used in the process with a bit of ridicule.

"Then who would have thought that this would work? I just tried this and it worked. However, when the wave came out, the paper was still a bit too soft, so I used the latter method. As a result, guess what, Your Majesty, just now good!"

emperor:"……"

Ji Changze was still talking proudly about how he purchased raw materials. When he ran out of money, he went to his eldest brother to ask for it. Later, after the money given by his eldest brother was spent, he was too embarrassed to ask for it again, so he shamelessly went to his mother to ask for money.

emperor:"……"

He didn't know for a moment whether he should remind Ji Changze, who was so quick to talk.

After all, just now, before the emperor could even stop him, Ji Changze had already revealed his secret recipe on his own in just three seconds.

The emperor has never seen anyone as honest as this child in his entire life.

He choked for a moment and was stunned for a few seconds before slowly saying: "Nagaze, you just revealed your secret recipe."

Although he was very moved, he was still the king of a country after all, and he was really not so short-sighted as to lie to a child about his secret recipe.

Although the secret recipe made by this kid is enough to earn one-fifth of the national treasury, it is still a steady stream.

The emperor also endured the heartache before forcing himself to let go of the thoughts in his heart and bear the painful reminder.

However, the psychological construction he gave himself was in vain.

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

"Yes, Your Majesty, you will know how much I spent after listening to these methods."

emperor:"……"

I can't blame Ji Changyan for not worrying about his brother even if he is going to die.

If it were him, he wouldn't be worried.

This kid is simply short-sighted.

The short-sighted young master of the Ji family seemed to have interpreted the pain in his face as a feeling of distress about money, and was very serious in analyzing how much money he had spent with the emperor.

"Although my mother and aunts took their hair to practice, they couldn't stay idle, so they simply opened a shop to sell some makeup and powder for women. Now my mother is a rich man. I asked her for it, and she suddenly Gave me fifty taels."

Fifty taels...papermaking...

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

"I don't have any small 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. I rely on most of the medical books. He bought it with money.”

The emperor thought that this cousin must be the Zhou family's 100th birthday. There was indeed information about this when he was researching Changze's medical skills.

Ji Changze cured Zhou Baisui's stuttering and was currently treating his brain. The two young people got together before, and Zhou Baisui gave him plenty of money to go out. Therefore, before Ji Changze's medical skills were exposed, the servants around Zhou Baisui were always very fond of Ji Changze. have opinions.

However, fifty taels can produce such a small notebook, which is quite cost-effective.

Just as the emperor was thinking this, he heard Ji Changze say: "I first spent thirty taels of the fifty taels my mother gave me to buy books, and then went to a restaurant to eat five taels, and used the fifty taels to buy some medicinal materials, leaving ten taels. I made a pile of paper in two, which was enough for me to draw for a long time.”

"etc!"

When the emperor heard this, he suddenly became stunned.

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

His expression was so excited that the young boy in front of him seemed a little frightened, and the cheerful expression on his face turned into one of bewilderment.

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

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

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

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

emperor:"……"

It was like a bucket of cold water was poured on him, and his whole body sobered up.

Also, how could it be possible for only ten taels to produce as much paper as Ji Changze said and with such good quality.

He has been so tired recently that he would even believe such an impossible thing.

Just as he was thinking this in his heart, he heard Ji Changze whisper: "Actually, I only used five taels, and there are five taels 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 types of paper can't 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 had made such a powerful thing, he was 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 numerous talents who would leave their mark 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 speak, he didn't care. He just kept to himself and continued: "Your Majesty, can you not tell my elder brother about this today? If he knows that I am asking 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, whatever 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: "If you have made a meritorious service this time, even if it costs one hundred thousand gold, I will give it to you."

One hundred thousand, Ji Changze should happily agree.

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

"I'm not short of money. I just don't have money in my hands, but I actually have money."

He said with a bit of showoff:

"When I was researching the treatment of facial diseases, there was a medicine that was broken but could make the skin tender after use. I simply sold it to my mother and others. Not to mention that it sold well. My mother said that 50% of the money went to me. Yes, she was afraid that I would spend it frivolously, so she saved it for me and gave it to me after we got married. So, Your Majesty, don’t think that I am usually very poor, but I actually have a lot of money.”

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

After all, Ji Changze is young and has such a simple temper. If he really gives him all the money, he may spend it all on the same day, so saving it for him is the best way.

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

Ji Changze suddenly beamed with joy: "Is it true, Your Majesty? You are so kind, Your Majesty."

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

He meditated hard there and thought about what he wanted. The emperor was not in a hurry and rubbed the small manuscript in his hand with excitement.

As long as he has this, he can let as many people as possible study and take scientific examinations for his use.

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

Naturally, the emperor didn't just think about the good things.

He has his own concerns.

He trusted Ji Changyan and Ji Changze.

But at the same time, we have to see clearly that the combined lethality of these two brothers is 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 to think of a reward.

He thought Ji Changze would not hesitate to ask for money or valuable items, but the other party actually asked for neither.

Everyone in the court knows that the most difficult people in the world to dismiss and satisfy are those who don’t need money.

I don’t even want money anymore, what I want is naturally more valuable things, such as power.

The emperor's eyes darkened.

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

But as an emperor, even if he didn't want to at the moment, he couldn't help but look at the other party with a little suspicion.

Ji Changze, has he really become greedy?

Just as he was thinking about it, he suddenly saw the young boy in front of him suddenly raising his head.

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

The emperor was stunned for a moment, then relaxed.

Yes, how could he be greedy for power?

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