Zhenguan Chang'an Xiaofangzheng

Chapter 717 Cuan Baobi

Emperor Yonghui is indeed as insecure as Fan Zheng expected, otherwise Sun Jiuer would not have achieved success.

"Sun Fengyu, why don't you bring Sun Wanqiu into the palace to play?"

After eating a bowl of minced rice happily, Emperor Yonghui leaned back in his chair contentedly and joked with Sun Jiu.

This gesture made even You Fugui, who was far more powerful than Sun Jiu, vaguely jealous.

Trust is worth a thousand dollars.

Sun Jiumei smiled brightly: "Your Majesty loves you. However, my mother-in-law said that Sun Wanqiu is just a commoner, and even if he is favored by your Majesty, he will not be allowed to enter the palace, otherwise..."

Emperor Yonghui straightened up and became interested: "Otherwise, let's talk about it."

A trace of blush flashed across Sun Jiu's old face, and he lowered his voice: "Kneel on the washboard."

Emperor Yonghui stared in disbelief, the corners of his lips rose little by little, and he couldn't help laughing loudly.

After a long time, Emperor Yonghui lowered his voice and burst out three words: "Rake your ears."

Sun Jiu smiled bitterly: "I can't do it without raking! I've been a bachelor all my life, and it's hard to find a silly woman who doesn't dislike her and is willing to obey her. Even if she has a bad temper, she has to endure it."

Sun Jiu exposed his shortcomings not just to refuse to allow Sun Wanqiu to enter the palace, but also to make Emperor Yonghui happy.

Emperor Yonghui could appreciate such trivial life matters more than deliberately woven stories.

Nothing else but reality.

Even Fan Baili and his ilk refused to enter the palace, so why should Sun Wanqiu enter the palace?
Sun Jiu may not have great wisdom, but he is good at dealing with people and the world.

Wei Wuji was less tactful, but more principled. He was exactly the bridle that reined in Sun Jiu's old wild horse.

Emperor Yonghui trusted Sun Jiu, and Wei Wuji and Sun Wanqiu accounted for nearly half of it.

For a man who cherishes his family, his mother-in-law and children are an important factor that restrains him from acting recklessly.

Obviously, Sun Jiu's family meets this basic condition.

"Okay, I won't force it. However, on the day I come to Furong Garden, it's not too much to hug Sun Wanqiu with my own hands, right?" Emperor Yonghui simply loved the house.

"Hey, I just discovered a problem. The tableware and drinking utensils given to me by the emperor are either porcelain or pottery, but there is no copperware."

Sun Jiu waved the head chef to clear the tableware and leave, and said in deep thought: "I don't know the truth behind this, but when I was at Huaronghou Mansion, I found that except for iron woks and antique copper soup bowls, there were no eating utensils that were either porcelain or pottery. exception."

This is the truth when you see the wise and think about them.

As for the specific reason, even if you ask Fan Zheng, he won't be able to explain it - someone has to believe it.

Emperor Yonghui thought about it carefully and couldn't help but praise: "Yes! This is a prudent service to the emperor! I would rather drink mince in a coarse pottery bowl than eat in a copper bowl."

People who have never experienced changes will never understand what a wonderful thing it is to be alive.

For this reason, even if you abandon some luxurious appearance, you will not hesitate.

You Fugui stepped forward and said, "Your Majesty, Shi Xiao Siye, the director of Hanhai Protectorate, has gone to pay homage to Qing Honglu."

Emperor Yonghui's smile faded, and he turned a little curious: "Is it related to the diplomatic relations somewhere?"

You Fugui smiled: "No, Xiao Changshi's trip was just to persuade Qing Honglu to persuade His Majesty and Yongzhou to take the wool from Zhishuzhou and hand it over to the Hanhai Protectorate."

Emperor Yonghui laughed angrily when he heard this: "Why, Xiao Siye himself can't lobby me and Yongzhou?"

Xiao Siye of Yongzhou went to lobby, but Lu Chengye had a bad temper and ignored him at all.

Sima Tang Yidian of Yongzhou openly mocked Xiao Siye and said that Xiao Siye should change his surname to Tang (greedy).

As for lobbying the emperor, Xiao Siye must have the face to do so. "Although Zhi Shi Si Li has had his fault, it is not his turn to add insult to injury. According to Fan Qing's report, Zhi Shi Man also mentioned abnormal movements in the Hun Department and Si Jie Department. If I allow others to do this, wouldn't it be a shame for Zhi Shi Heart of the state?”

Emperor Yonghui's mind was very clear.

Because of the covetousness of the Hanhai Protectorate, Zhi Shizhou, who has already returned to his hometown, is alienated from his country. How much dregs must be kept in his mind?

"Warn Xiao Siye to leave the capital within three days without any mistakes!"
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Cuan Dongjing, the governor of Dongkun Prefecture, sent his youngest son Cuan Baobi to Chang'an City to be admitted to the Imperial Academy.

Although Cuan Baobi was young, he was fond of martial arts. He competed with his classmates in martial arts many times and did not fall behind.

Fan Zheng still had to pay attention to Dongkunzhou, so he learned about this matter.

Cuandong Jing wanted to send a proton, and also wanted to let the Cuan family spread their branches in Chang'an City.

After all, Chang'an at this time was the center of the world.

However, according to the information provided by Wu Qian, this Cuan Baobi was not a good person and liked to blame others.

Cuan Xitu, the governor of Western Kunzhou, also sent his son to Chang'an, but he asked him to serve as the emperor's guard.

Datang did not necessarily need East and West Kunzhou to send protons, but Second Kunzhou had to send them. This was a matter of attitude.

Shi Cuantang, the governor of Xikun, sent his second son Cuan Lianran to Chang'an and bought a house in Xuanyangfang, where he ate, drank and had fun every day.

As long as he doesn't gamble, even if it's not easy to live in peace, it will be enough for him to last a lifetime.

Fan Zheng took a look at Cuan Lianran. He was a bit dark and thin, and he didn't have many bad habits. Although he was fond of drinking and sex, he was also moderate.

This Cuantang man, his family likes to be named after the local mountains and geography. The word "Lianran" is the ancient name of Anning County.

Tsk tsk, I wonder if he will name Cuaner Street, Cuanba Street, or Cuan Taiping if he has more babies.

Fan Zheng probably understood what Cuantang Lang was thinking. When his two children were older, in order to avoid fighting over the family property, he simply sent his second son to Chang'an City in advance.

Talent.

The entire Xicuan actually tended to rely on the Tang Dynasty. As long as they did not oppress too much, they should pay tribute, and the assistant officials appointed by the Tang Dynasty also recognized it.

As for the laws and regulations, that has to be said.

As a de facto separatist force, the Cuan tribe had its own legal principles and a unique ghost master system. It was not easy to implement the "Yonghui Laws and Shu" in one step without forcefully destroying it.

However, Xicuan is now between Jingzhi Prefecture and Jisu Prefecture, and its status has been wavering, making it difficult to determine.

Among the three children of the Cuan clan, Fan Zheng actually admired the mediocre Cuan Lianran more.

This child saves his worries and knows that his family is actually separated. He fights over the food in Guanzhong every day, trying to figure out which one is the best.

Anyway, with his fat figure, no matter how much he eats, he doesn’t have to worry about becoming a puck-waisted person.

Once Xituan is settled, there will be no major chaos in eastern and northern Yunnan.

From the Xi'er River to the Dianchi Lake Basin, it is considered the richest territory in Yunnan. As long as the officials appointed by the imperial court do not mess around, this area will be in their pocket sooner or later.

To the west and south of the Xi'er River is the Baipu tribe, which has many powerful forces, most of which originated from the ancient Ailao country.

The weather is different ten miles away, and the pronunciation is different within a hundred miles, so it is difficult to communicate.

For example, from Jin Teeth to Mang Tianlian, in theory they are of the same origin, but the accent changes too much.

Take the Dong Cuan Milu tribe as an example. The local people use Southwest Mandarin to negotiate the price of "one hundred and eighty", which is easy to be scolded by other Cuan people because it sounds like "Uncle Ri".

However, the accents of Zhuti County (Zhaotong) and Heibo Pubu (Linfen) in Quzhou are like birdsong, which is very pleasant to the ear. If you don't listen carefully twice, you will not know what they say in Mandarin.

(End of this chapter)