176 Missing Xianxian? (First update)

After Yelu Yan ascended to the position of Khan, he abolished the policy that forbade Khitans from participating in the imperial examinations.

To better select talent, he decreed that both Khitan and Han people could participate in the once-a-year literary and martial exams held by the Imperial Court.

Having heard Li Xianyun's words, Shart experienced enlightenment, as if a heavy burden was lifted from his mind, and he couldn't help but feel his blood boiling with excitement.

"Good, I shall obtain scholarly honor and one day secure an official position to serve the young master," he declared.

Li Xianyun actually wanted to tell him that there was no need to repay her.

But on second thought, she realized that if one wishes to achieve something in life, they must have goals and motivation.

Without pressure, he wouldn't strive as hard.

"Good, I look forward to you becoming strong enough to repay me."

Shart bowed deeply with his arm across his chest, "Thank you, young master."