This is a perfectly fine person, no, a perfectly fine individual. Who would be willing to kick them out if they have no problems?
Unless it's the Third Princess's Residence, they're not good people.
Tang Zhuyun smiled and said, "Let's talk about it when they arrive. The Prince is currently recovering from his injuries and can't show up, so Wen Heng might just think Yanran is joking!"
Xiu'er nodded. "I definitely won't believe it. If it were me, I wouldn't believe it either."
Mingzhu replied, "That's not necessarily true. If we're truly desperate, we'll grasp at anything, even a straw."
Xiu'er said, "Are you thinking about your time at the Zhou Family again?"
"It's alright." Mingzhu smiled. "It's all in the past, I don't think about it anymore. Xiu'er, you should quickly help your sister-in-law think of a way to persuade those senior doctors to take on apprentices."
Xiu'er said, "What's so difficult about that? A generous reward will surely bring forth brave men. Whatever their worries may be, we'll help them resolve them."
Tang Zhuyun seemed to be deep in thought.
Xiu'er continued, "Isn't their goal simply to pass on this skill to their descendants so they can make a living? Then give them official positions that they can pass on to their descendants."
If you can't persuade them, try to get them on the same boat.
Mingzhu's eyes lit up. "Sister-in-law, I think this idea is very feasible."
Because doctors have historically had a low social status, obtaining even a minor official position was a significant change in one's social standing.
Not to mention, the opportunity to inherit the family business is a sure thing.
Tang Zhuyun said, "It's a good idea, but the problem is, what official positions can we offer them? There's no precedent for this; will they believe us?"
"Your Majesty, things are in such a mess right now, what precedent do we need? Your word is enough."
Tang Zhuyun smiled and said, "What you said makes sense. But those older doctors are stubborn and old. We need to start with their descendants."
Mingzhu then said, "First, we should try to gain the agreement of the majority. For those who really disagree, we can find their weaknesses and persuade them gently and persistently until we succeed. Even if there are one or two stubborn individuals, it won't affect the overall situation."
Tang Zhuyun nodded.
Her gaze was not limited to the border town.
However, if we were to broaden this scope and openly discuss official titles, it would likely attract the attention of the imperial court.
This idea is indeed feasible, but when you break it down into specifics, there are various problems that need to be carefully considered.
Finally, Tang Zhuyun decided to recruit renowned doctors under the guise of treating the emperor's illness.
As for the benefits offered, they will all be borne by the Prince's Mansion; the official positions will be kept low-key, but they must still be kept as promised.
After all, it's for treating the Emperor; what's wrong with setting a precedent?
Tang Zhuyun does whatever she wants.
Because the Prince of Jin left her all his seals before he left, she boldly issued a "recruitment order" in the name of the Prince's palace.
The first person to eat crab, the one who spent a fortune to buy its bones, was a "shill."
Once the first one was done, others followed suit and tried it as well.
Tang Zhuyun received him personally, showing the utmost sincerity.
When have most doctors ever received such treatment as a VIP?
And regardless of whether it was just empty promises, the princess gave out real gold and silver first.
Even if you ultimately lose your official position, the money won't lie.
Tang Zhuyun's wealth and resources are beginning to show results.
The master has been found; next comes the disciples.
The first step is to train those with a basic understanding, such as military doctors, and then to select trainees from a wide range of backgrounds, including vetting relatives for three generations.
Although the Prince of Jin forbade Tang Zhuyun to do things herself, Tang Zhuyun still personally demonstrated and gave lectures.
If this was a battle, then her personal involvement in the fight clearly boosted morale significantly.
For a time, those who taught taught diligently, and those who learned studied diligently.
Xiu'er sighed as she watched.
Mingzhu asked, puzzled, "What's wrong?"
She felt very gratified to see this scene.
Xiu'er said, "I just think, what incredible luck the Prince must have had to marry the Empress."
Mingzhu: "... It's not right for you to speak ill of my older brother in front of me."
Xiu'er rolled her eyes at her. "I said it exactly the same way I would to the Prince's face, humph!"
Mingzhu shook her head helplessly.
When the group returned to the Prince's Mansion, they went to see the three children first, only to be surprised to find that, in addition to Nanny Jing, the Old Madam was also there.
The old lady felt somewhat uncomfortable upon seeing them.
Tang Zhuyun smiled and said, "You're here too. I've been busy outside these days, so I've had to trouble you and Nanny Jing to take care of the children. Although we have many maids and servants, none of them can compare to our own grandmother."
"Yes, yes, yes, yes," the old lady agreed repeatedly, very excited.
Back in the main courtyard, Hua Cha was already waiting there with the account books.
She came to give Tang Zhuyun an account.
In addition, Jinjin leads the kitchen, Yuanyang manages the sewing room, and Jinxiu is authoritative and stern, capable of quelling any dissent...
Qu Nian's four concubines have now become "laborers" in the Prince of Prince of Jin's Residence.
Tang Zhuyun even joked with Xiu'er in private that she felt her family should have more capable women like her.
Xiu'er retorted, "You're not as carefree as Yingying! The Prince is perfectly fine!"
The premise for the deep friendship among the women was that Qu Nian was about to die.
As for why he didn't die later, that was purely an accident.
In short, although the Prince of Jin was not present, all affairs in the Prince's residence were proceeding in an orderly manner.
However, things were quite unpredictable in the capital.
After returning to Beijing, Yanran went directly to the Tang Family, while Cui Xiaoqiu returned to the Cui Residence.
Prince of Jin met with Tang Mingfan, and then they moved to a safe place to stay.
Yanran followed Meng Yulan.
Little Tangyuan is almost three years old, very Lovely and... sturdy.
With a chubby little face and a round little belly, he buried his head in his food and ate heartily, quickly finishing a big bowl of rice, leaving Yanran dumbfounded.
This isn't like my aunt's style at all.
She was initially worried that if she came back, she would be too boisterous and act out of control, and be outshone by Little Tangyuan.
It seems alright now.
Meng Yulan actually very calm.
She herself was raised according to the path of a noblewoman, and looking back, she didn't feel happy.
She only found happiness after meeting Tang Baixin.
Her daughter is different; she has a grandfather and father who love her so much, so let her be a healthy, positive, and happy girl.
Just like her aunt and cousin.
The greatest luxury in this world is not the envy and praise of others, but inner peace and contentment.
Little Tangyuan has a very good temperament; perhaps because she's an only child, she's very attached to Yanran.
Of course, as she grew older, her innate superhuman strength began to manifest itself...
Yanran watched as she hugged Jiaojiao's head and lifted Jiaojiao's upper body.
Jiaojiao: I'm a tiger, not a kitten! What about my dignity?!
Two sisters, one older and one younger, were playing with a tiger in the courtyard when Meng Yulan entered with her maids and servants, one of whom was unfamiliar.
Meng Yulan smiled and said, "You sisters come here, I'll have someone take your measurements and make you some clothes. We have an important banquet to attend right now."