Ryan Cui had hired three talented men to help write science picture books, and Zhu Zhishan was very pleased. He took the initiative to hold a small meeting at their home to discuss with Li, Wang and Bian how to divide the work and cooperate.
The three new authors were stunned when they saw him.
He was the author of Young Imperial Guards, and his name was clearly printed on the covers of the two books. Although the first book, Capturing Li Guang, was a little outdated, the second book, Fighting Chen Yun, was newly released. As the new book was distributed, the reputation of Zhu Zhishan's talent spread throughout the two capitals and even the surrounding provinces.
However, Li Mengyang and others never expected that the series "Young Jinyi Guards" was actually edited by Ryan Cui and written by Zhu Caizi.
Wasn't he a great scholar of Confucian classics who was so well versed in Neo-Confucianism that he could even find the truth in beans? Wasn't he a minister who was concerned about the country and the people, and whose heart was full of grain taxes and military affairs? Wasn't he a famous teacher who took care of the younger generation of scholars and printed essays for them to use in the imperial examinations?
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