Peerless pastoral little green plum

Chapter 845 Bias
Pei Baoshan laughed again: "You still like that girl from Bao's family as our daughter-in-law, but doesn't that girl from Bao's family like to show off more? At our family's banquet some time ago, she even took the initiative to teach Zuohou's grandson a lesson. "

"That's different. Zuohou's grandson has always been naughty, and he deserves to be taught a lesson, but Miss Liu's family... Forget it, maybe I really have a prejudice against her, but you are right, it is always good to read more and communicate more. ,” Yao Huahua smiled faintly.

"Now the atmosphere in the court is good. It is always good for young people to be more active. After all, the court is preparing to have a group of veterans who are about to abdicate, and they need to be filled by young people. The emperor also said before that the talented will go, no matter the man. Even as a daughter, you can speak boldly."

Yao Huahua smiled: "Your Majesty, who used to be very suspicious, now thinks about it, and knows how to accept advice."

"He is old, and he wants to make more political achievements, so that future generations will not talk about him and feel that he has not done practical things for the common people. The hearts of the common people are open."

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Ziwei Building.

In the teahouse on the second floor, there are already about 20 people sitting, most of them are well-known elegant people in the capital, young people in their teens to [-]s.

But there are also a few old gentlemen who were specially invited by Liu Moli to sit in the town. After the young people express their opinions, the old man will make a concluding speech and give more pointers to the young people's views. In this way, the grade of the reading club can also be improved by the way .

Liu Moli sat dignifiedly in the innermost part of the teahouse, she was dressed in white holding a copy of "Historical Records", she looked like a young lady of a family.

When Pei Chengzhi came in, her eyes obviously lit up.

Pei Chengzhi kept a low profile. Although he had read the book and had some insights, it was not enough to communicate, so he found a remote corner and sat down.

Liu Moli was a little disappointed at first, but then felt that it would be fine as long as he came, so she ordered someone to pour tea.

As a result, just as it was about to start, another person rushed up.

This person was dressed in red, bright and flamboyant. After entering, he scanned the inside first, and when he saw Pei Chengzhi, he walked over and sat down next to Pei Chengzhi.

Why is Bao Caiyi here?
Liu Moli looked at the butler who hurried up from behind, and the butler quickly walked up to Liu Moli, and said in a low voice: "She is the princess, we dare not stop her, so we had to let her come up."

Although Liu Moli was displeased, she was the eldest lady of an aristocratic family after all, and she always had a demeanor, so she asked the servants to pour tea for Bao Caiyi.

That's how the reading session started.

Liu Moli started first: "Thank you everyone here for participating in this book club today. I believe everyone has read the book Shiji. Different people will have different opinions on each book. The purpose of our book club is to To adopt everyone's speeches and learn something that we can't see, then let me start first..."

Bao Caiyi already inquired about the content to be discussed in this reading meeting two days ago, so she has been reading "Historical Records" for two consecutive days, but this book has too much content and is difficult to understand, so she only read it after two days A little bit.

She thinks that she is ignorant, because firstly, she has no good teacher to take her, and secondly, her parents don't like to study, so she thinks she won't feel wrong.

However, after listening to Liu Moli's speech, she felt that Liu Moli was the same.

Bao Caiyi even believed that the reason why Liu Moli rushed to speak first was that she was worried that what she wanted to say would be said by others, causing her to have nothing to say later.

(End of this chapter)