Zhou Yanchen heard this and couldn't help blinking, pursing his lips hesitantly.
Mr. Zhuang, seeing this, quickly reminded him, "The Prime Minister is talking to you! You should respond quickly!"
Upon Mr. Zhuang's words, Prime Minister Song waved his hand and said, "Let the child decide for himself. If he is unwilling, I am willing to send him to the Imperial College to study."
Comparing teaching, the Imperial College is naturally the first choice over the Song Mansion.
However, the Song Mansion is not bad either; the Prime Minister invites well-known figures and great Confucian scholars, but in the mansion, there are only a few young gentlemen, and they lack peers for mutual reference and exchange.
When it comes to networks and future promotions, the Song Mansion is naturally better.
There's a saying, "It's good to lean against a big tree for shade!"
Mr. Zhuang weighed the options in his mind, and quickly spoke on behalf of Zhou Yanchen.
