Therefore, Zhu Guoxiang decided to rectify the notorious ones and remove the mediocre ones. The corrupt officials with extensive knowledge were thrown into compilation of books. Moreover, it was the huge "Hongwu Complete Book", so that these corrupt officials would do nothing else for the rest of their lives and just dig into the pile of old papers.

Well, don't give them any chance to make money again.

You can't even leave your name. Only a few chief editors can sign on such a large book editing project.

Li Qingzhao was temporarily assigned to the Painting Academy of the Hanlin Academy, where there is a large collection left by Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty, including many epigraphic antiques and artworks.

Li Qingzhao's job was to sort out Song Huizong's collection and write them together in Zhao Mingcheng's "Inscriptions on Gold and Stone".

Facing the royal collection that he had never dreamed of seeing before, Li Qingzhao felt as if a rat had run into the granary, wishing he could eat and live in it.

Ju Ming, who was about to go on an inspection tour to Shandong, joked with his father: "I heard that Li Qingzhao is at the art academy, why don't you go and get to know him?"

Zhu Guoxiang said angrily: "No matter how famous you are, you are already a middle-aged woman. What do you mean by winking?"

"As if I didn't say it," Ju Ming muttered, "the Jin people have already made some small moves. I have to quickly go to Shandong for inspection to make the newly formed troops return to their roots. I'll leave it to you in Tokyo."

"Don't worry, don't go to the battlefield in person if it's not necessary." Zhu Guoxiang reminded.
Chapter completed!