The love of Daqin

Chapter 68;

The weather turned cooler and winter entered, which was the time for the Daqin army to recuperate.

Ying Si ordered a group of young newcomers to be trained, among which Wei Ran was on the list of newcomers.

He asked each soldier to practice not only marksmanship, the use of short swords, and spears, but also horseback combat and mountain cross-country.

Young Master Yingji, born by Mi Yue, grew up day by day, and could actually talk and walk.

When Mi Yue heard him shout, "Mother", tears of excitement overflowed.

In the blink of an eye, the day of winning the lottery was ushered in.

The queen, concubines and concubines in the harem were all present with generous gifts, as well as the eldest princess and others. Jingxuan Palace was very lively today.

The treasures in front of him were dazzling, and Ying Ji actually picked up every object such as bows and arrows, beads, and folding fans and touched it.

None of them looked down on them, none of them were satisfied, and they didn't catch anything, Mi Yue felt a sweat in her heart.

In the end, he even took a piece of jade, walked in small steps, ran to Mi Yue's arms, called his mother, and handed it to Mi Yue.

"Ji'er, did you pick something for your mother to kiss me?" Miyue whispered while holding Ying Ji in a different way, thinking that her son was naughty and mischievous regardless of the occasion.

If you don't draw lots, you will pick and choose from everything.I finally grabbed a piece of jade and gave it to her. I didn't want anything.

Mi Yue felt embarrassed and was thrown at home. Anyway, she could use a bow and arrow. All men in Daqin were martial.

I took a jade pendant and gave it to myself.

Mi Yue looked at her son in fear, thinking that this little guy must be a gentleman in the future.

As everyone knows, jade has five virtues, and jade not only refers to a gentleman, but also a king.

Ying Ji gave the jade to Mi Yue, which also foreshadowed that Mi Yue would one day rule over her son's monarchy.

"Young Master Ji will definitely be a dutiful son in the future, Miyue, you are lucky!" The eldest princess was the first to praise.

"Haha, Ji'er quickly call Auntie." Mi Yue held Ji'er in front of the eldest princess.

"Auntie," Ji Gongzi looked at the eldest princess, opened his mouth, and murmured.

The eldest princess was very happy, she stretched out her hand to hug Young Master Ji, but she did not expect that the younger son would jump on the princess very cooperatively.

Sure enough, it was his nephew Suigu, and Ji Gongzi was smart and clever, far exceeding the average child.

Ji Gongzi didn't recognize birth at all, and was very close to the princess' aunt.

Seeing this, the swinger also ran to the eldest princess and called his aunt.

The queen always wore a three-point smile and observed Young Master Yingji.

Ying Si stood by the side, watching all the movements.He never said a word, as if he was very worried.

Suddenly, outside came to report that there was trouble in the military camp, Ying Si heard of it, and hurriedly withdrew.

Mi Yue felt uncomfortable, thinking that Ying Si regarded Da Qin's soldiers and generals as more important than her own son's affairs, and did not care about her family at all.

She pouted, just happened to be seen by the princess.

The queen sneered and left with Young Master Ying Dang. Everyone else in the harem also said something was wrong, and they all left.

Ying Ji was tired from playing, and soon fell asleep.Mi Yue asked the nurse to hug her.

Before she left, the princess said to Mi Yue, "Today is a happy day for Japan. Don't lose my sister. The king has always put state affairs first."

"What my sister said is that the concubine lost her temper." Mi Yue smiled.

When the crowd dispersed, Jingxuan Palace was deserted.

Before Mi Yue sent someone to inquire, who was making trouble in the military camp?

He even reported to his own palace regardless of the occasion, especially on the happy day of Ji'er's lottery.

I saw that the palace staff came to report that Wei Ran was injured in the military camp.

(End of this chapter)