The queen is fierce and cute

Chapter 122
After the official's words were finished, the ministers immediately started whispering.

What he said is true.

Throughout the dynasties, officials all came from aristocratic families, thus ensuring the prosperity of the aristocratic families.

Occasionally there are people with a slightly lower status, but they all come from the side branches of the family, not ordinary people.

Of course, if the aristocratic family is condemned, no matter whether it is the main family or the offshoots, they will all be implicated.

The original Yu family and Su family were destroyed in this way.

"My minister thinks that if the country wants to prosper, it is not advisable to be so self-confident. There are indeed talented people in the aristocratic family, but the number of common people is even larger, so there may not be no talents."

"That's why I suggested that when adopting the children of the family as officials, we should also consider the common people and give them a chance."

"In this way, it can also prevent the connection between the aristocratic families and continue to grow beyond the imperial power, and it can also recruit talents to serve the country!"

"Here is a brochure from Weichen, about the selection of folk talents in this way, please read it through Your Majesty."

Standing up, the minister took out a booklet from his cuff and presented it with both hands.

Fu Lu looked at the emperor, saw him nodding his head, and walked down from the upper place, took the fold and sent it back to the emperor.

Unfolding the memorial, the emperor read it carefully, then nodded, "What do you love dears think?"

The minister who presented the papers and made suggestions was a son from a family, and his family was definitely one of the best in the family.

He has already put forward suggestions, and it is difficult for others to say anything. Besides, many ministers agree with his suggestions.

The Seventh Prince was sitting on the four-wheeled cart, his eyes averted from the minister's face, he picked up the tea, lowered his eyes, covering the dark light in his eyes.

No one would know that the note today was actually written by him. Since he entered the court, he naturally had to find a way to make good use of it.

It is not so easy to control the children of the aristocratic family, and if you are not careful, you may eat back.

He died once, of course he must be very cautious, besides, he also found a person who must let him enter the court.

"Father, my son thinks Lord Xun's opinion is very good." The Ninth Prince spoke first, and he knew that the children of the aristocratic family were not easy to manipulate.

It would be great if he could absorb some talented civilians and establish his own power in the court, and he had no reason to object.

"En." The emperor nodded again, looking at the seventh prince, "Old Seven, what do you think?"

The Seventh Prince had led troops to fight, and compared to the Ninth Prince, he had a longer-term perspective on some things.

"Returning to my father, I also feel that it is beneficial to the country to recruit talents. The people will appreciate my father's insight. Those who are capable will definitely devote themselves to entering the court."

"Perhaps in the near future, countries will follow our actions, but at that time we have already taken the lead, and we will definitely become the strongest country."

When he said this, the smile on the emperor's face deepened, and he had no objection to Mr. Xun's memorial.

Among the courtiers, some veterans originally wanted to raise objections, but seeing the emperor's reaction, they swallowed all the words that came to their mouths.

"Since the ministers have no objections, we will post notices everywhere in the next year to recruit talents!"

After closing the memorial, the emperor announced his decision, and everyone quickly got up and saluted to the emperor.

After sitting down again, ministers expressed their ideas one after another, some were adopted, and some were rejected.

It was not until noon that the Great Court Meeting was completely over.

(End of this chapter)