In ancient times, talented people were trained by butlers or butlers, who mainly served tea and water, washed clothes and cooked. Basically, extremely talented people must also know the coolies that maids can do. Because in daily life, it is the master's personal bodyguard who is extremely bookish. He has to do chores including sorting out books, paintings, ink, paper and inkstones, and go out shopping.

Master studied hard at a cold window for ten years just to become a top scholar, and finally arrived in Beijing to catch the exam. He needed the company of very young people to help him carry daily necessities. When in danger, you should also stand up as a bodyguard to protect your master.

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Extremely bookish daily tasks:

1, tidy up the housework. Bookboys often help to tidy up the master's room, such as clothes and quilts, including gfd, just like maids, so they are no different from the servants here.

2. Organize learning. Very bookish will also manage the master's study, including book placement and ink research. , and is responsible for the master's book purchase management. For example, if the owner needs any books, he will go out and buy them back.

3. Protect the owner. Some extremely talented people are also very powerful roles. Here, they refer to "bodyguards" who are physically strong, similar to those in martial arts novels, and can protect their masters and stand up when they are infringed by the outside world.

4. Public role. Some people have excellent eloquence, and they can also help the host to solve some tedious things, which is similar to the role of "public relations". After the problems appear, they can provide timely solutions and solve them.