Chapter 2355 Yan'er Reads the Booklet

"Go to the Chengqian Palace. Let Liu Dequan serve you today."

"Your Majesty, please retire." Yan'er exited.

Liu Dequan knew that today the emperor and his empress were leaving the palace, so they would naturally be followed by Xu Hu and the people around the empress, so he did not have to follow them himself. He hurriedly followed the prince.

Normally, the prince would learn to read the book in Chengqian Hall every day and follow the emperor to deal with state affairs for an hour.

It's a familiar path.

He sat upright in his seat, and Liu Dequan had already greeted people and brought tea, snacks, handkerchiefs and other items like water.

Yan'er said: "Eunuch Liu, if there are any more discounts from my father today, please bring them all. I will leave after reading them."

It was rare that my father was willing to take a day off, and he would definitely not leave a few more books for his father to read when he came back.

Liu Dequan said with a smile: "Your Highness, please take a sip of tea first, and then I will bring you the zhezi."

hug?

This Eunuch Liu is not very old either.

Yan'er didn't think much, stretched out her hand to pick up the tea cup, and took a sip.

He is not too picky about things like tea and can accept anything that is not too unpleasant to drink. But he prefers to drink the juice made by his mother.

But this is the Chengqian Hall, and there is no Aunt Mi Dou constantly tinkering with all kinds of food.

"Your Highness, this old slave is here——"

Liu Dequan's voice came, and then a stack of folders appeared in front of Yan'er.

It's not a person, it's Zhezi.

As expected, Liu Dequan came with a folding bag, which was at least three feet high and covered Liu Dequan's big head. I saw only a pile of folding papers approaching staggeringly.

Yan'er laughed.

No wonder this guy wanted to take a sip of tea by himself first.

With so many twists and turns, it really needs to be slow down.

Although he has been helping his father read the book for more than half a year, it only lasts for half an hour every day. The remaining half of the time is spent listening to the discussions between his father and his ministers.

I only read about twenty books every day.

Liu Dequan must have brought at least a hundred copies.

"Why is there such a twist today? Could it be that the Queen Mother did it on purpose?" he asked casually.

Liu Dequan carefully put down the booklet, wiped his sweat, and said with a smile: "Your Highness, you are overthinking it. It's not that there are so many booklets today. Your Majesty reads so many booklets every day. This is not too much."

"So much every day?"

"Sometimes it's twice that." Liu Dequan said with a smile, "Who in the world knew that Your Majesty worked so hard? There are so many people in the world and so many things, all pointing to our Emperor."

Yan'er reached out and touched the folding bag, silently.

Of course, there are many emperors who have an easy life. To be a foolish emperor is to ignore the trivial matters, ignore state affairs, and leave everything to the ministers. They stay in the backyard of the palace while the people outside suffer hardships and cannot be seen.

It is easy to be a foolish king, but it is very difficult to be a responsible and wise king.

The world has only seen that in the past few years, the world has been unified, the country is stable, and people's lives are getting better and better.

Who would have thought that behind all of this are the countless nights my father spent alone reading the book.

At this moment, Yan'er understood more deeply how much responsibility and burden it was to be an emperor.

There must be no slacking off at all.

He took a deep breath, picked up the top booklet, and looked at it carefully.

…

I read more than 30 books in one breath, and my shoulders and neck felt sore.

He put down the ink pen, rubbed his wrists, stood up and moved around.

Liu Dequan immediately came over: "Your Highness, are you thirsty or hungry? I will go and prepare now."

Yan'er said: "I was so dazzled that I walked around the yard twice."