Daming: I'm rotten, my father is Hu Weiyong

Chapter 107 I want to curry favor with King Yan
"Why are you so noisy waiting here?" Yan Wang Zhu Di happened to be drinking in the private room by the Qinhuai River.

Hearing the noise outside, he came out with a few guards.

The Jiangxi bureaucrats and gentry first saw the Yishan crown and the pan-collared narrow-sleeved Panlong suit, and stopped reprimanding Hu Hanshan, and the Qinhuai River gradually became quiet.

When the vassal king came nearby, Jiangxi bureaucrats and gentry saw that it was Zhu Di, the king of Yan. Although his attitude was still respectful, he treated him more equally.

Prince Zhu Biao's heirs are not prosperous, and there may be an orderly sequence of elders and younger brothers succeeding to the throne in the Ming Dynasty, but in any case, it will not be the turn of Zhu Di, the fourth king of Yan.

Also ahead is the most likely King Qin, and King Jin, the third son of Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang.

When the next generation of the Ming emperor succeeds to the throne, Zhu Di, the king of Yan, will be a subject of His Majesty just like the bureaucrats and gentry in Jiangxi.

The next generation of Ming emperors relied more heavily on Jiangxi bureaucrats and gentry than Yan Wang Zhu Di.

The bureaucrats and gentry in Jiangxi waited until Zhu Di, the king of Yan, came close, they just bowed their hands slightly, and treated him very coldly.

Zhu Di was unhappy, but he knew the reason, and he had nothing to do with Jiangxi bureaucrats and gentry.

When Hu Hanshan heard the people next to him say that this is Yan Wang Zhu Di, his attitude changed drastically, and he hurried forward to salute: "I have seen His Royal Highness Yan Wang."

Hu Hanshan's obsequious and flattering appearance immediately stunned all the Jiangxi bureaucrats, gentry and Zhu Di present.

How lawless Hu Hanshan is, he is well-known throughout Jinling.

Even in the face of the Jiangxi bureaucrats and gentry, they are all dismissive. These are many officials that the emperor treats favorably.

Zhu Di had already seen it from the sidelines, and treated the Jiangxi bureaucrats and gentry with such disdain, let alone a mere king of the four vassals.

Hu Hanshan is not only notoriously lawless, but also a noble little prime minister. It is already good to be able to treat Zhu Di as an equal.

Zhu Di kept looking at Hu Hanshan through the hazy big red lanterns by the Qinhuai River, and really couldn't figure out why he had such a humble attitude.

The front is arrogant and the back is respectful, just like treating the emperor Zhu Yuanzhang.

Hu Hanshan knew that the Jiangxi bureaucrats and gentry couldn't figure it out, and even Zhu Di himself couldn't figure it out. Only Hu Hanshan knew the reason.

After Hu Hanshan walked up to Zhu Di and saluted, he looked like Hu Er wagging his tail and begging for mercy: "I don't know if His Highness King Yan is free. If you haven't finished drinking, please do me a favor and go to the humble minister's private room."

Of course Zhu Di is willing to drink in Hu Hanshan's private room, his father is Hu Weiyong, the prime minister of the left with great power.

Whoever can win over the sixteen Huaixi Marquises of the Hu Party will have a lot of military power in their hands.

With hundreds of thousands of troops in hand, and the support of many Lord Huaixi, even if Zhu Di is the king of the four vassals, he still has a great chance of inheriting the throne.

It's not just King Yan Zhu Di who thinks this way, King Qin, who is very likely to inherit the throne after the death of Prince Zhu Biao, has the same idea as King Yan.

King Qin happened to be drinking and listening to music by the Qinhuai River. He was standing by and watching, and heard Hu Hanshan say that he wanted to invite Yan Wang Zhu Di to drink with him.

King Qin, who was standing far away, felt a little impatient, and immediately brought someone over.

The king of Qin saw that Hu Hanshan was always flattering the fourth vassal king Zhu Di, so he should be even more flattering to him, the second vassal king.

King Qin said calmly: "Little Prime Minister, why don't you treat me to a drink, it's my favor from you."

The Jiangxi bureaucrats and gentry saw the arrival of the second vassal king, King Qin, and their attitude changed drastically.

All of them bowed their hands respectfully, and the waist bar in the official uniform was deeply bent, which was a bit flattering.

It is no wonder that the Jiangxi bureaucrats and gentry are stalking, Zhu Di knows that this is inevitable, who makes King Qin the vassal most likely to inherit the throne.

The bureaucrats and gentry in Jiangxi and their descendants may become officials under the rule of King Qin after King Qin ascended the throne.

It is necessary to serve the future emperor well in advance, and everyone dare not show any disrespect to King Qin.

The different treatment of bureaucrats and gentry in Jiangxi immediately made King Qin laugh out loud: "Please hurry up, everyone, and come to my palace to participate in the poetry gathering when you have time."

The smile on King Qin's face didn't hold back, he looked at Hu Hanshan with a smile, expecting his flattering look.

But after waiting for a long time, Hu Hanshan still stood beside Yan Wang Zhu Di, without even looking at him.

The smile on King Qin's face gradually disappeared, and he looked at Hu Hanshan with a frown.

His appearance of not seeing King Qin really made King Qin unhappy.

Not only was the king of Qin unhappy, but the bureaucrats and gentry in Jiangxi were even more confused.

It's okay for Hu Hanshan to take the initiative to provoke Jiangxi bureaucrats and gentry without any scruples, but now he even ignores King Qin, who is most likely to inherit the throne.

Forget all these, it can all be explained by saying that Hu Hanshan likes to provoke more powerful gentry and vassal kings.

But what's the matter with his flattering attitude towards Zhu Di, the king of the four vassals.

There is no such way of burning a cold stove, at least a cold stove with firewood like King Jin should be fired.

Zhu Di, the king of Yan, is a cold stove that doesn't even have any dry wood. No matter how he burns it, it won't ignite.

Hu Hanshan is no longer burning a cold stove, he is so stupid that he is so stupid.

Zhu Di was often looked down upon by bureaucrats and gentry, and he was used to it, and even more accustomed to the warm treatment of the bureaucrats and gentry, but he was still not reconciled.

He is also the son of Emperor Hongwu, so why should sons like Prince Zhu Biao and King Qin be destined to become the Great Treasure to rule the world, while he can only be a courtier.

A courtier like Jiangxi's bureaucrats and gentry will even far surpass him in the court's status in the future.

Zhu Di was usually used to all kinds of cold reception, but today he was suddenly treated so warmly by Hu Hanshan, so warm to the point of flattery.

The key point is that this person is not an ordinary person, not an ordinary official, he is the eldest son of Hu Weiyong, the Prime Minister of Zuo, who is often referred to as the junior prime minister by officials.

Hu Hanshan's status is in the entire Jinling, and he can be regarded as the top wave among the children of the rich and powerful.

Zhu Di couldn't help feeling a little agitated in his heart. He treated Hu Hanshan, who was insulting the bastard all over Jinling, no matter how he looked at him, he was pleasing to the eye.

Zhu Di raised his foot and was about to walk towards Hu Hanshan's private room, but before he entered, he heard King Qin scold him displeasedly: "Hu Hanshan, do you know who this king is?"

Hu Hanshan was worried that he would not have the opportunity to step on others to hold Zhu Di high, and he was overjoyed, so he took the initiative to send it to his door.

The person who acted as a stepping stone for him was also the most famous king of Qin among the many vassal kings.

(End of this chapter)