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The characters included the male lead, Yingze, who was supposed to be a guardian. "It's Everyone's Duty to Protect the Crown Prince" by Taiyuan Gongzi. It was a fantasy/oriental fantasy novel. It had elements such as pretending to be a pig to eat a tiger, decisive killing, hot-blooded, martial arts, and sword cultivation. User recommendations: Zhongtian Ziwei Star, there are emperors in the world, the establishment of great cause, the change of kings and dynasties. Southern Wenqu Star, the world's scholars, a word to stabilize the world, a remonstrance of noble spirit. In the North, there is a star that breaks the army. A warrior can sit on the general's seat. He can swallow the sky with his mouth and smash the ground with his fist. Moreover, with the Three Pure Ones around, he had cultivated to become an immortal in the mortal world. He had nourished his vital qi and adjusted his inner core, and he had grasped the five elements in his palm. When he passed through the prince of the King of Qin, he did not expect that his body would be crippled. In front of him, there was an old servant who deceived his master. Later, there was an elder brother who seized the throne. The conspiracy was shrouded and he could not move an inch. He was in danger. If the young man won, he would slap the old servant in anger and activate his defensive power. "You slapped the Chief Eunuch and protected the prince's dignity. You will be rewarded with ten balls of Vital Qi." "You rebuked the eunuch and defended the position of the prince. You will be rewarded with ten balls of vital qi." "You humbly sought advice and gained knowledge. You are rewarded with ten balls of Vital Qi." "You practice martial arts diligently and protect your own safety. Special reward: Constitution +5, Affinity +2, Comprehension +2. Ten balls of Origin Qi." "You didn't pay for your meal and protected your wallet. You're rewarded with ten balls of Essence Qi." Everything is closely related to me and can be my protective force. ····· In the past, people respected the three religions as if they were serving the gods. Suddenly, one day, the three religions discovered a resounding slogan in the world: Everyone has the responsibility to protect the prince. I hope you will like this book.

The almanac had the concept of being on duty. The gods on duty included the Green Dragon, the Sacred Hall, the Heavenly Punishment, the Vermilion Bird, the Golden Chamber, the Heavenly Virtue, the White Tiger, the Jade Hall, the Heavenly Prison, the Black Tortoise, the Si Ming, and the Gouchen. Among them, the Green Dragon, the Heavenly Virtue, the Jade Hall, the Si Ming, the Sacred Hall, and the Golden Chamber were known as the six gods of the ecliptic, and the days on which these six gods were on duty were known as the auspicious days of the ecliptic. As for duty, there were four duty officers in Taoism, namely, the four small gods who were on duty for the year, month, day, and time. The duty god here was one of them, but the specific information did not indicate that it was clearly related to the almanac duty. Generally speaking, the god on duty was a kind of star god on duty under the concept of the almanac. Although the concept of the god on duty was related to the Taoist god on duty, the specific relationship between the two was difficult to describe from the existing information. " Shen Mingri " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

Being on the job was a summary of the identity and work situation of the official staff in the system. It meant that the staff had both the establishment and the corresponding position, and there was no phenomenon of leaving the post. The headcount was the number of personnel approved by government agencies and large enterprises and institutions according to their work needs. This status was directly related to the payment of salary. For example, when a person was transferred, if the relationship had not been completely transferred to the new unit, the original unit was responsible for the payment of salary. At this time, the person was not on duty for the original unit. The staff on duty referred to the staff who occupied the financial supply of the unit and enjoyed the treatment of the staff. However, they were engaged in things unrelated to the position for a long time. Some of them were "empty salary". At the same time, the targets for promotion must be civil servants and public employees who were on the job. They had to meet the three conditions of identity (registered civil servants and public employees), establishment (on the job, civil servants were in the administrative establishment, public employees were in the career establishment), and on-the-job (meeting the on-the-job requirements). <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

The 12th Day on Duty was an algorithm used in the almanac to determine good or bad days. It was also a part of China traditional culture. It consisted of twelve duty days, namely the day of creation, the day of division, the day of full, the day of weekdays, the day of determination, the day of holding, the day of completion, the day of completion, the day of breaking, the day of danger, the day of opening, and the day of closing. It was mainly used to determine which day was on duty in each month, and then determine the good or bad situation of that day according to the characteristics of the day, so as to facilitate people's actions. Among them, there were six ecliptic days (except day, danger day, fixed day, holding day, success day, opening day), six underworld days (establishment day, full day, weekday, break day, close day). The pithy formula was: except danger fixed holding day-yellow (ecliptic day), building full flat closing day-black (underworld day); success opening day-all available (ecliptic day), break closing day-not suitable (underworld day). The auspicious days of the zodiac were generally suitable for doing some auspicious things, while the days of the underworld might have more taboos, but the specific good or bad luck was also determined according to the taboos of the specific matters on that day. It was not fixed. "Shen Mingri" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!