Gu Hui thought this academy was quite good. With a wave of his hand, he directly ordered Li Xin to find a way to become its Master of the Mansion.
Li Xin had no choice after receiving the order. She could only use her own methods to enter the imperial court as an official, work hard until she became the emperor's trusted confidante, and was appointed Master of the Mansion of Chang'an Academy.
"Ha ha, this emperor is interesting."
On Back Mountain, Fuzi watched the events in the imperial palace. Inside the grand hall, the civil and military officials trembled under the emperor's silence.
They feared that this emperor would pull some new stunt.
Since the founding of Great Tang, not even during its founder's reign had the realm been so peaceful and prosperous.
After all, that founder had also been the sort who did not bother with affairs. As soon as the court had stabilized, he hastily passed down the throne.
The corners of Fuzi's two disciples' mouths twitched as well.
It had to be said, this emperor truly had a damn lot of tricks.
Not only Fuzi—even the two of them had often been drawn in by the emperor's way of doing things, secretly keeping an eye on him.
Imperial Academy
Li Xin did not have Fuzi's leisure to create some second floor.
Simple and straightforward, she submitted a memorial to the emperor. After receiving approval, she directly divided the academy into the Literary Institute and the Martial Institute.
The Literary Institute mainly taught literature and similar subjects. It included the Medical Academy, Culinary Academy, Talisman Institute, Forging Academy, Music Academy, and Chess Academy.
The Martial Academy had even more, including Swordmaster Academy, Mindmaster Academy, Formation Academy, and so on.
Every academy had its own dean. Each