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After getting off the boat, the disciples of Mingyue Island wandered around. They were all young people who loved new things and having fun.

Everything in Qinghe County can attract their interest.

Wei Linglong also took her maid with her and planned to go for a walk. She was getting moldy after staying on the boat for so long.

Gu Wei took Xie Ling to the Pei family in the city center.

To other places in Beijiang, Gu Wei assigned special personnel to manage them and parachuted in prefects.

In Qinghe, the Pei family still managed Qinghe County, but they sent a number of special personnel to teach them how to implement the work point system.

The Pei family specially set aside a mansion to serve as a "government" to handle government affairs.

Nowadays, the "government" gate is very busy with people coming in and out. There are also many civil servants holding documents, walking in a hurry, and they look very busy.

There is a doorplate next to it, with items that can be exchanged for work points.

Nowadays, people's lives have improved, and the signs no longer display rice, millet and other grains that often appeared in the past.

Rather, they are jobs like yamen runners, official errands, or real benefits like house and road construction.

Just then, the bell of a school not far away rang, and students rushed out of the school in a swarm, quickly filling up the entire snack street.

Gu Wei took Xie Ling's hand and came to the entrance of the school, pointing at the portrait hanging at the entrance, "A Ling, look!"

At the entrance of the school, there was a lifelike portrait hanging. The girl had a pretty face and smiling eyes, but her gaze was firm, with an arrogance that could not be suppressed by mountains and hills.

There is another line of words below——

"Knowledge changes destiny—Xie Ling"

Xie Ling’s eyes widened. Isn’t that her?

There is also that sentence, which I carved on the gate of Sinan School to encourage students to study hard.

Gu Wei explained: "You were the one who proposed the idea of ​​the school, so every time I build a school, I will hang up the portrait I drew for you, so that the scholars will know who gave them the opportunity to receive an education."