After a while, a middle-aged man wearing a square hat and gray cloth came outside.

There were three to five gray beards on his chin, and between his eyebrows were carved the deep lines of "Sichuan" that appear when he frowns for a long time. His face was serious, and he glanced around the room and said:

"Rong Yi, you've already arrived at the Imperial College, why don't you come to my office? Why don't I come downstairs to invite you?"

Such a serious tone, such a grand demeanor. This was the first time she had seen someone talking to Rong Yi like this when she traveled back in time.

Ming Yulong turned around and saw that Rong Yi had already stood up, his broad sleeves hanging down naturally, he cupped his hands and said respectfully:

"Master Xu, don't be surprised. The student was asked to bring the eldest lady of the Ming Dynasty to report. He must first see her registered before going up to see Master Xu."

A stern gaze glanced over, and Ming Yulong immediately knew who the person in front of him was.

This person is Xu Jijiu, who is commonly known as a very strict and rigid person.

He was extremely knowledgeable, knowledgeable, and fair. He was the representative of scholars all over the world, and Rong Yi was his most proud student.

Ming Yulong has the spirit of respecting teachers and teaching.

She flashed a soft and decent smile, stood up and said to Xu Jijiu:

"Student Ming Yulong has met Xu Jijiu."

Xu Jijiu glanced at her face and saw that she smiled naturally and kindly. There was nothing unusual in her eyes, and he said solemnly:

"Sign up properly and Master Liang will take you there next. Rong Yi, come up with me."

The last sentence was turned to Rong Yi.

Rong Yi looked at Ming Yulong, who nodded and made a gesture - go ahead.

They have already arrived at the Imperial College, and she is not a three-year-old child. She can handle it by herself.

Rong Yi smiled slightly and then walked towards Master Xu.

Xu Jijiu glanced at the interaction between the two, turned around and left with his hands behind his back and a straight face.

Master Liang, the Master who did the registration, did not change his expression after learning the identity of the legitimate daughter of Prince Ming Yulong.

Anyone who studies in the Imperial College is likely to be the richest son of a first- or second-class official.

If everyone nodded and bowed, these masters wouldn't need to teach here.

Furthermore, the lofty status of the Imperial College in Tianyuan is the respect that people all over the world have for scholars.

In addition, today's Xu Jijiu is even more rigorous and strict. Every master who can teach here has genuine talent and knowledge and will never be adulterated.

There was once an arrogant and domineering young master who thought that the Imperial College was just a bunch of rotten old men, and because he was a meritorious marquis, he beat up the tutor on the first day of school.

As a result, it aroused the anger of scholars all over the world, and the Qingliu officials in the court jointly submitted a petition, forcing the young master out of the capital.

Because of this matter, the late emperor also assigned a team of guards to be responsible for the safety of the Imperial Academy, mainly to protect the safety of the masters.

He registered, put the contents he had just written into a yellow paper bag, and began to take Ming Yulong to the inside of the Imperial College.

The further you go inside, the more you can hear the sound of reading inside.

After crossing Chengxian Road and arriving at a door, Master Liang asked Ming Yulong to wait for a while and called the Master inside to say something.

The master inside glanced at Ming Yulong and nodded, then called her in.

"I am Master Fang, and the content I teach is poetry.
Chapter completed!