Yi Luosha did not agree with such an armchair argument, but she felt that this woman was also a talent.
It was more than enough for her to enter the Hanlin Academy of Hou Jin Dynasty.
Next up was a woman with thick eyebrows and big eyes. Her clothes looked like those of people in the world.
She did not kneel down, but just clasped her fists at everyone and said, "I am a descendant of the world. I heard that Her Majesty the Queen is very thirsty for talents.
I came here to seek refuge with you, hoping to help Her Majesty the Queen," Yi Luosha saw the woman's hearty laughter and generous dress, and said
She likes it very much in her heart. She likes such a heroic woman. If she has such subordinates, it will naturally be good.
She nodded slightly, but the people standing in the court frowned. Now anyone can come in and become an official.
It’s all chaos, everything is chaos. People from the Jianghu can come to the palace to try. How could such a thing happen?
It seems that the end of Hou Jin Dynasty is just around the corner. Those officials shook their heads and sighed in their hearts.
But Yi Luosha saw all the expressions of the officials and said with disdain in his heart, "What's wrong with the people in the world?
You must know that Zhu Yuanzhang, Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, once served as a monk, and he also became the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty.
Heroes don't care about their origins. She hates this kind of sectarianism the most. This bad habit must be changed.
A large part of the reason why I want to reform the imperial examination this time is to get rid of these prejudices.
She wants to promote new people, regardless of origin, family background, or family status, and discard them all
The guard next to him saw the woman not kneeling and wanted to reprimand him, but when he saw Yi Luosha's cold eyes,
He had no choice but to retract his words and stand back to his original position, while Yi Luosha used encouraging eyes to signal the woman to continue answering his questions.
The woman looked at Yi Luosha gratefully and said, "I am a man in the world of martial arts. I always use the sword as my companion. I don't have any university knowledge."
But on the question of Her Majesty the Queen, I have a different view from the two people just now. I believe that a war is a war, head-on.
In actual combat, it is often a matter of luck. With the same tactics and the same situation, there are success cases and failure cases.
There is no law or law. If the enemy is four times the size of the enemy, it is best not to divide the troops. At most, it is a two-sided attack.
It must not be divided into three or even four sides, otherwise the impact will be greatly reduced. It is best to push it directly.