In the Imperial Study of Chengguang Hall, the emperor was reviewing the county examination questions drafted by several courtiers. This was the tenth version of the exam questions he had reviewed.
Minister Li stood quietly beside him, anxiously waiting for the emperor to finish.
The person responsible for hosting the creation of the county examination questions this time was Minister Li. During this period, he and other courtiers had combed through the Four Books and Five Classics, and had also reviewed examination questions from various dynasties, to come up with these county examination questions.
The emperor was very particular about the exam questions for the county examination. He found the previous questions drafted by Minister Li and others either too pedantic or too rigid, generally unsatisfactory, and had asked Minister Li and the others to redraft the questions.
