Feng Shangshu has been an official for many years and has always had smooth sailing. Almost all the troubles fell on Cui Weizhen. Now he was exposed by him in public, which made him even more angry and sneered again and again.
"Chief Minister Cui is very capable, but he has not made any great achievements recently, which is very disappointing."
The King of Wei had been silent before because he felt that Cui Weizhen could handle it. Now Feng Shang Shu was aggressive, so he immediately stood up. There were some words that Cui Weizhen himself was not comfortable saying, but he could say: "Feng Shang Shu's words are wrong, Cui Shilang
He is in a high position at a young age and was conferred the title of Uncle Jingning by his father. How can he say that he has made no achievements? Does the Book of Feng Shang have any objection to the award given by his father?"
"Yes, Cui Shilang supervised the construction of four academies. There was no corruption during the process. Each academy was successfully completed. He has such strength at a young age. It can be said that he is very promising at a young age."
"It only took Cui Shilang a year and a half to sort out the population and cultivated land in the country. He cannot be praised unless he is careful, patient and diligent. I remember that the last time he just sorted out the population, it took two full years.
Years of time."
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Of course, these political achievements are important reasons why Cui Weizhen became a fourth-rank official at a young age. As for the title, it was because he single-handedly promoted the division of major aristocratic families, which was a great achievement for the court, but
Considering the family's reputation, this cannot be mentioned on the table.
Even so, Cui Weizhen's political achievements during his three years as an official are enough to make most people proud.
All kinds of praises were heard endlessly. Cui Weizhen responded humbly, but Feng Shangshu's face turned from red to green, and then from green to black. It was no longer ordinary ugly.
I don't know whether it was intentional or unintentional, but the official who a colleague just said spent two years sorting out the population happened to be him.
Comparing the two, he undoubtedly pales in comparison, and his face is simply trampled under his feet.
Of course, what surprised and alarmed him the most was that most of the officials in the court took the initiative to speak for Cui Weizhen. The military officers included General Zhao Cunying and Zhu Mingyu, the civilian officials included Wang Ruoling and Zhou Weiran, and the nobles included the Marquis of Wu'an and Duke Jingguo.
The royal family includes King Wei and Princess Ningyang’s consort...
These people have extraordinary influence in their respective fields, and they have a close relationship with Cui Weizhen. The rest of the people naturally adapt to the situation and help speak from Cui Weizhen's standpoint.
Mrs. Ning Guo's good popularity has been well known to everyone, but people have actually overlooked Cui Weizhen under her aura. Her other popularity is no worse than that of his wife!
Feng Shangshu couldn't figure it out. How could those people, who had always been slippery, be willing to take sides?
Zhao Cunying and Zhu Mingyu were known to be pure ministers, but they only went to Lingnan with Cui Weizhen and Ye, and they became friends after they came back.
It goes without saying that Duke Jingguo and Princess Ningyang are both from the lineage of the King of Wei; Wang Ruoling is Cui Weizhen's wife, and Zhou Weiran, the minister of Dali Temple, has an acquaintance with Cui Shichang. It is not difficult to understand that these two people favor Cui Weizhen, but why does Marquis Wuan also
Want to help Cui Weizhen?
They are both neighbors in Yongjiafang. It stands to reason that the Shangshu Mansion and the Hou Mansion have been neighbors for a longer time. However, it is fine if the other party does not just sit back and watch, but they actually end up helping the Jingning Bo Mansion. Isn't this too much?
Feng Shangshu did not reflect on his own failures at all. Instead, he felt that Cui Weizhen had secretly used some means to bribe these people. He heard that his wife was very good at doing business, and she must have spent a lot of money.
Thinking of this, his eyes gradually turned to contempt when he looked at Cui Weizhen.