Honglu Si.
Li Nuo sat in the government office, propping his chin with one hand, his gaze fixed straight ahead.
Honglu Si really was a good place for retirement.
The workload was light and leisurely. Those older officials could move out a small chair and sit in the courtyard to bask in the sun all day long.
Li Nuo could have managed such matters, but he chose not to.
These elderly folks, having served the court their entire lives, would retire in a couple more years—there was no need to be too harsh on them.
Besides, there was not much to do at Honglu Si anyway.
In the five days since he'd arrived, Li Nuo had only dealt with two matters.
The Chu Country's embassy reported a leaking roof, and Li Nuo had sent an official letter to the Ministry of Industry to have someone fix it.
The Wei Country's envoy hoped the Four Directions Hall would change up the menu; they were tired of the same dishes almost every day.
