It is difficult to obey the order of the common people

Chapter 193. Chapter 193.
"Father, my son heard that the fourth sister's cousin has quite the demeanor of Duke Wen Ding?"

Ji Changdeng rolled his eyes and asked innocently.

After Tang Feiyang officially changed his surname to Huo, the Dongping County Mansion was very lively.

Who doesn't know that Wen Dinggong has no grandsons in this line?Huo Feiyang, the son of Huo Chuhan Yundu and his wife, will be the sole heir of the Dongping County government in the future.

Duke Shen Xiaozhen's wife Huo Ke and Taiping Hou Kangguo's wife Huo Duan also treated Huo Feiyang very highly and liked them.

Emperor Longtai also gave Huo Feiyang an official title and scattered captains. In this way, the Huo family's glory is boundless, who wouldn't envy it?

Emperor Longtai was stunned for a moment, "Well, I've seen that kid Feiyang. He's honest and hard-working, he's a good seed. Otherwise, I'll assign him to Deng'er as a companion."

Ji Changdeng knows what it means for Wen Dinggong's grandson to be a companion.

He smiled, "Thank you, Father."

Prince Ji Changhe has always been unable to let go of the last incident of the abolished queen. These days, when he is in court, he is also business-like, and he can hardly cheer up.

Maybe he didn't expect that his adoptive mother and biological mother both made huge mistakes, and he couldn't even make up for it.

On the first seven days after the abolition, Ji Changhe stayed alone in Yikun Palace, remembering and commemorating his adoptive mother alone—even though he seemed to be harsh and merciless to him during his lifetime, the warm memories of his childhood are indisputable .

The same is true for the abandoned concubine Nalan Wenjing. Ji Changzheng even forgot his birth mother's day, and was drunk all day long. Only Ji Changhe remembered it.

When Ji Shaoyuan learned of all this, he sighed softly: "Love is always hurt by ruthlessness."

Ji Changhe is a gentle and kind person. If he wasn't the prince and his mother didn't have so many things happen, he probably wouldn't be in such pain.

Emperor Longtai patted Ji Changdeng's head, "Remember, you must treat your third brother and fourth sister kindly in the future. If those sisters and brothers do not hinder you, you can let them go."

Ji Changhe and Ji Shaoyuan had no idea about the throne, and too many changes happened to Ji Changhe, Emperor Longtai couldn't bear it, and didn't want the future crown prince to force Ji Changhe bitterly.

Ji Changdeng replied sweetly: "Well, my son will."

The third brother is different from the fourth sister, they have always been very kind to him.Shouan and the others...

"He'er please resign as the crown prince. I agree. I just hope that he can meet the woman he likes in the future."

After Emperor Longtai finished building the jade seal, he was fascinated by Ji Changhe's name.

He has always placed high hopes on Ji Changhe, even if he makes use of it, it is undeniable that there is a father-son relationship between them that is incomparable to others.

Ji Changdeng looked at the imperial edict, and changed the title of Ji Changhe to be the king of Bohai Sea. The land of Bohai Sea is rich and vast, and has shipping and salt transportation. The fief is here. Emperor Longtai's treatment of Ji Changhe can be regarded as the beginning and end.

"Father, my son has something to say, I don't know if I should say it or not."

Ji Changdeng blinked.

Emperor Longtai felt a little heavy, and said indifferently to Ji Changdeng's question: "But it doesn't matter."

"Third brother doesn't even have a personal servant in the capital. Now that he's changed to the king of Bohai to go to the fiefdom, won't third brother be lonely?"

Ji Changdeng doesn't think Ji Changhe is a person with asceticism.

After all, the children of the royal family have been familiar with personnel affairs for a long time, and Ji Changhe doesn't even get close to a woman, unless there is something wrong with him.

Emperor Longtai was thoughtful, "He'er is a sensitive child. I'll ask him."

(End of this chapter)