Seeing Jun Wansheng's unhappy expression, the two brothers hurriedly picked up some food for their father.
"Dad, please eat more."
"Dad, you've worked hard."
"Dad, you and your sister must not have eaten well in the frontier. Come back and eat more good food to replenish your body."
"I heard that the Turkic people suffer from severe sandstorms and food shortages, and their people often go hungry. I don't know if it's true."
"It's not just the Turks. Every country has hungry people; it's just a matter of how many there are."
The Jun family ate and chatted, and they were all talking about Turkic matters.
Jun Wansheng: Why did you mention the border region during a meal? Why did you mention the Turks?
There was a delicious meal on the table, but he felt like he had no appetite anymore.
Now, whenever he thought of the word "Turkic", he felt unclean.
This expedition was the fastest battle he had ever fought in his life, and also the one with the least losses. However, when he thought of the hundreds of thousands of Turkic soldiers in Weicheng and Liucheng, he felt uncomfortable.
More than 100,000 people suffered from diarrhea collectively. He never wanted to think about that scene again in his life.
When he reported to Emperor Shunde in the palace in the afternoon, all the ministers present were stunned.
Emperor Shunde once thought he was hallucinating and even pinched Jun Wansheng's arm. After confirming that it was true, he still felt incredible.
After deducting the pensions for the dead and wounded soldiers from the 100 million in ransom money earned, there was still more than 90 million left.
Fifty million was handed over to the national treasury, and one hundred thousand was given to each of the Jun family father and daughter as a reward. The rest was given to Jun Wansheng as military expenses for the coming year.
This time, not only did they recapture Weicheng, but they also dealt a heavy blow to the Turks, which was something no one expected.
Of course, they would not forget that this was because of Jun Shutong. From today on, the news that Miss Jun was a genius spread rapidly throughout the Tianxing Continent after being exaggerated by interested people.
At the same time, the news that hundreds of thousands of Turkic soldiers suffered from diarrhea quickly spread throughout the Tianxing Continent.
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As spring went and autumn came, Jun Shutong was also three years old.
When he reached the age when his family was planning to go to school, it was also the day when he officially bid farewell to the court.
However, Emperor Shunde said that even if Jun Yatou did not attend court, she would still receive salaries from those positions with titles, as she deserved it.
Duke's Palace.
"Mother, I don't want to go to the academy. I still prefer to go to work, oh no, I prefer to go to court."
"Your Majesty definitely needs me, as does Lord Zhang, Lord Huang, and Lord Zhang. They all need me, so I can't not go to court."
Yi poked her forehead unhappily and said, "You are old enough to go to the academy. As the eldest daughter of the Jun family, learning various skills and interacting with the nobles are compulsory courses."
"Don't worry about the affairs of the court. If they have problems that they can't solve, they will naturally come to you. Do you think His Majesty would be willing to let a meritorious official like you be buried in ashes? But don't underestimate him."
"If there's something he can't solve, he'll definitely come to you first."
Jun Shutong also understood what his mother meant. Emperor Shunde had given up on himself before because he had no other choice but to do so due to the many constraints on him. Now, he took advantage of the incident of the deposed empress to severely suppress the Fujiwara family and also took over some military power.
With the help of the Jun family, Emperor Shunde felt that he was now able to do it again.
The reason why he "woke up" was because of the series of shocks he had experienced since Jun Shutong was born. Emperor Shunde had to believe that the rumor about the Jun family had come true.
That girl is not only the lucky star of the Jun family, but also the blessing of the Dayu Kingdom. So, when he accepted this fact, he also poured out all the water in his head.
"But I still don't want to go to school, and school doesn't want me to go to school either."
"Mother, how about I study at home? Otherwise, you can hire a few teachers to come to my house to teach me?"
This time, Yi rolled her eyes at her daughter: "Don't be so silly. Have you ever seen any noble kid in the kingdom who doesn't go to the academy to study?"
"Entering the Imperial Academy is not only for learning, but also a stepping stone for you to make friends with dignitaries from all over the world in the future."
Jun Shutong pouted and frowned: [How come this is different from what's described in the storybook? How come Western education is so similar to the concepts of later Chinese generations?]
[Working is so nice. I can eat sunflower seeds and listen to gossip. At school, I have to face a bunch of crying little brats all day long. No, just thinking about it makes me want to beat them up.]
[Host, if you really don't want to attend classes with a bunch of little kids, then skip a grade. Skip three grades in a row, and you can go to the second-grade class tomorrow.]
[If I do this, will it be too evil? Will others see me as a monster? ]
The system wants to say that when you were just born, they treated you as a freak, but the host is so young, they can't attack you, they can only encourage you:
[No, host. If they say that about you, it's probably because they're jealous of you. If you have the guts, ask them to do the same and see how it goes.]
Jun Shutong felt that what the system said made sense. If she had the chance, she would apply for a grade-skipping test and strive to leave the elementary class and go to the middle elementary class as soon as possible.
While Yi was still chattering, Jun Shutong had already discussed with the system how to spend his boring and uninteresting school life.
Deep down, she couldn't accept it. A 22nd century soul had to keep company with a group of three-year-old children. Just thinking about it made her crazy and want to beat someone up.
She felt that the current plot was very similar to China's kindergarten and nine-year compulsory education.
Jun Shutong thought that he had traveled through time and that he was born into a noble family, so he didn't have to go to school. However, he knew that nobles had to learn more. Could this be the Western education in ancient times?
"younger sister."
"Sister, are you done packing?"
"Big brother, second brother."
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