Although Shangguan Dandan had repeatedly suggested that she and Liu Chang'an find a place to rebuild a nation, that did not mean she was particularly dissatisfied with the current country or wanted to restore feudal rule.
Liu Chang'an had also told her about people who rebuilt dynasties, appointed officials and consorts, only to be wiped out by police stations in the end. This made Shangguan Dandan understand just how powerful police stations were—they could crack down on thugs causing trouble in bars and even eliminate local armed forces.
Their home was right next to Slope Street Police Station, possibly the most famous neighborhood police station in the country. It really was not suitable to engage in dangerous activities like founding a nation.
During the time Shangguan Dandan had refused to come out of her coffin, Liu Chang'an had used Sacred Ruins as a starting point to teach her politics and fill her in on plenty of modern common knowledge, all so she could actively and properly integrate into modern life. Rebuilding a feudal dynasty obviously did not fall within the scope of active and proper behavior.
"Seeing how politically aware you are, how about I arrange for you to attend school? Then you can take the civil service exam after graduation." Liu Chang'an made the suggestion sincerely. With his support and access to resources, Shangguan Dandan's future would be limitless.
"I'm not going to school." Shangguan Dandan had no interest in it. By observing Zhou Dongdong and Zhu Juntang, she had already learned that in modern society, going to school meant being locked up in a school, which was an extremely painful thing.
In fact, there had already been true universities during the Han Dynasty. Shangguan Dandan had read a novel called A Record of the Abyss, in which the