The tyrant's father, Xiao Tianjiao, the most tyrannical treasurer in the whole dynasty

Chapter 67

Emperor Tianzheng took Concubine Qiao Gui's hand, took her to sit on the grand master's chair beside her, and comforted her: "My concubine, your worries are not unreasonable, I have thought about it too."

"What does His Majesty mean?" Does Jiujiu not have to go to school?

Emperor Tianzheng said, "Didn't I arrange a guard for Jiujiu? I wonder if you heard about it, Concubine?"

Concubine Qiao shook her head, "It's almost Chinese New Year, and my concubine has been busy making new clothes for the children recently, so I didn't take care of it."

"Then I will tell you." Emperor Tianzheng sat on the side of Concubine Qiao, drank the tea that Wei Xi handed over, and said: "I have decided to let the prince of Chu, Emperor Jiang, be the bodyguard of Jiujiu. When I go to school, I will be escorted by him."

"Huh?" Concubine Qiao was puzzled, and Liu Yemei frowned tightly, "Didn't His Majesty dislike that the Chu country's proton approaching Jiujiu? We have also reached a consensus to find a new playmate for Jiujiu, so as to prevent Jiujiu from ever getting married again." Di Jiang contacted."

"Because Dijiang can protect Jiujiu with his life."

Emperor Tianzheng roughly told the concubine what happened in Taohuawu, and the concubine was terrified after hearing it.

The little girl almost disappeared?
She was scared to death!

Emperor Tianzheng said: "So noble concubine, do you now understand what I mean by doing this?"

Concubine Qiao nodded, "Understood."

...

With someone like Di Jiang who is willing to sacrifice his life for the little girl as a bodyguard, Concubine Qiao no longer worries about Mu Wan'er's safety after she goes to school.

I believe that Dijiang will do a good job.Whether it's for himself or for Jiujiu.

As for the problem of studying too early, Concubine Qiao did not persuade Emperor Tianzheng in the end, but was persuaded by Emperor Tianzheng.

Both of them began to feel that the troubles standing in front of them could be solved, not a problem, and only reading a good book was the most important thing.

Reading and understanding is the foundation of one's life.

Men are, and so are women.

Mu Wan'er can't be special just because she is a princess.

Mu Wan'er must go to study.

Moreover, the two have the same requirements for Mu Wan'er as they did for her brothers. She must read and read well, and she cannot get away with it.

After Mu Wan'er learned of this result, she cried.

It turns out that dressing as a princess can't lie down and win.

Concubine Qiao felt uncomfortable because the little girl almost died in the wine cellar. Seeing the little girl crying, she hugged the little girl in her arms, coaxed the little girl all afternoon, and spent a lot of talk, finally managed to coax the little girl well.

Seeing that she couldn't hide in the end, the little girl let go, and let Di Jiang escort her to study hard when Di Jiang's injury healed.

As for how to deal with Shen Huaijin?
Soldiers come to block, water comes to cover it!

Ugh…

...

Half a month later, Di Jiang's injury was in good condition, and he began to go back and forth between Xianfu Palace and Shen Xiangxie, trying his best to escort the little girl to school.

This day was Mu Wan'er's first day at school, and Di Jiang had already arrived at Xianfu Palace to wait, but the little girl was still talking to Duke Zhou in her sleep.

The palace people were afraid of offending the little princess, so they didn't dare to urge the little princess to get up.

After Qiao Guifei found out, she personally fished Mu Wan'er out of the bed, then quickly washed and dressed her, and asked the palace servants to send her to school.

Mu Wan'er didn't wake up at all. On the way to the study, she walked as if she was drunk, and her feet kept fluttering.

Caixia and Caiyun took the little girl by the hand and tried their best to guide the little girl, but they almost made the little girl fall down several times.

Di Jiang, who was following behind, couldn't stand it anymore, and said distressedly: "Sisters, let me carry the princess on my back?"

(End of this chapter)