Eastern Jin Dynasty: My powerful father

Chapter 347 Mother-son dialogue
As the eldest son of the Liang Kingdom, Aman naturally gave top priority to his education.

But after Huan Xi left Guanzhong, Liang's military and political affairs all fell on Wang Meng's shoulders. In fact, he had no time to teach Aman.

Fortunately, Aman has enough teachers. Although Wang Meng cannot spare time, and Quan Yi is in Hedong now, there is still Xie An who can teach through words and deeds.

Xie Daoyun is naturally relieved. The junior members of the Xie family were all trained by their third uncle, including Xie Daoyun herself.

When Aman returned to Jiaofang Hall to greet his mother at dusk, Xie Daoyun didn't ask about his study status at all, but just mentioned:
"When you left the Chancellery, did you say goodbye to Mr. Wang?"

Mr. Wang is Wang Meng. As Huan Xi's pillow, Xie Daoyun certainly knows the weight of Wang Meng in Huan Xi's heart.

Liang Guo could not be as strong as it is today without Wang Meng's hard work.

As Aman's mother, Xie Daoyun hopes that Aman can appear by Wang Meng's side more often and obey Wang Meng's teachings.

Because Xie An is Aman's uncle, even if he does not have the status of a teacher, Xie An will support Aman unreservedly.

Aman's relationship with Wang Meng has only advantages and no disadvantages. After all, this is what Huanxi wants to see.

Xie Daoyun nodded with satisfaction. He was worthy of being the eldest son of himself and Huan Lang. Although he was still young, he really couldn't fault his way with others.

After hearing this, Xie Daoyun said angrily:

Xie Daoyun patted Xianghaier's head gently.

Xie Daoyun was very curious:
"tell me the story."

"what are you laughing at?"

Now, taking advantage of the gap between the conversation between mother and eldest brother, she was distracted again and didn't know what she was thinking.

When Aman heard this, he couldn't help but twitch the corner of his mouth, but Xie Daoyun looked at him:

Xie Daoyun asked in a deep voice.

"Ouch!"

"Young idler, an old beggar."

Xianghai'er touched her little head and called out softly. Seeing her mother looking at her, she had to stick out her tongue, hold the pen again, and write and draw on the paper.

Xie Daoyun said helplessly:

Aman glanced at Xianghaier and then said softly:

Aman didn't dare lie in front of his mother, so he had to tell the truth:
"The child just remembered something his father once said."

Aman replied obediently.

"Reporting to my mother, although Mr. Wang is busy with official duties, he always takes time to talk to the child. The child goes to the Chancellor's Desk every day and will first say hello to Mr. Wang and say goodbye to him when leaving."

Thinking like this, Xie Daoyun looked at Xiang Hai'er. Now Huan Xi's second son Xiang Hai'er has also come to Jiaofang Hall to study and read. Compared to his elder brother's intelligence, Xiang Hai'er is actually not stupid, but rather lazy.

"If I'm not a strict father, how can I tell you such nonsense?"

Aman didn't think there was anything wrong with it. Instead, he thought what his father said was very reasonable. Xiang'er could be born into the Huan family, so there was no need to work hard.

"My grandpa said that being able to be reincarnated in our mother's belly is the result of our brothers' hard work before we were born."

Of course, Aman also has selfish motives. He doesn't want Xiang Haier to be too outstanding.

Although Huan Xi and Huan Ji had reconciled, and after Aman was born, Huan Ji began to participate in government affairs, there were always some rumors that reached Aman's ears.

With Huan Xi as his father as a role model, don't expect Aman to love Xiang Hai'er as his half-brother from the bottom of his heart. In fact, it is Han Yansheng's younger brother who is more popular with Aman.

Because this concubine really cannot threaten Aman's status. After all, the relationship between parents is obvious to all, and Xie Daoyun's position as the head wife is unshakable.

It is precisely because of this that Xie Daoyun truly cherishes the children of concubines. Only when her own status and that of her children are not threatened, can a head wife show a loving motherly side to her children.

This is an eternal truth.

Ever since Aman came in, the young mother had been absent-minded and glanced at Aman from time to time.

As for Luo Niang, she was just hanging around in Jiaofang Palace.

Anyway, besides Jiaofang Hall and her mother Li Yuan's bedroom, Luo Niang had nowhere else to go, so she might as well stay in Jiaofang Hall and keep Zhou Youniang company.

Seeing that it was getting late, Xie Daoyun dismissed the class, and when the children left cheering and cheering, he left Aman behind. Xie Daoyun asked:

"Will something big happen today at the Chancellor's desk?"

In fact, Huan Xi not only regarded Xie Daoyun as a good wife, but also told his wife some important military and state affairs and listened to her opinions.

Just like Murong Ying did to Tuoba Shiyiqian.

In fact, Huan Xi is not unaware of the dangers of political interference in the harem, but these are troubled times. Once he is on the battlefield and something unexpected happens, and Aman is still young, and Huan Wen died young, Xie Daoyun is still needed to take charge of the overall situation.

What Huan Xi did was just the lesser of two evils.

Training Xie Daoyun's political ability may not be necessary in the future, but Xie Daoyun cannot be left without him.

Now that Huan Xi is not in Guanxi, the reason why Xie Daoyun does not openly interfere with political affairs is out of respect for Wang Meng, but she will also be unbearable to be curious and learn about state affairs through Aman.

Xie Daoyun was never a woman who could only recite poems and embroider in the boudoir.

In the original time and space, she even stepped forward in person to recruit hundreds of servants and train them to resist Sun En's rebel army when her husband was ruined and she was placing her hope in the gods.

Aman was also used to returning to Jiaofang Hall every day to talk to his mother about what he had seen and heard at Shangshutai.

"Mother, in a few days, 50,000 Hu people from the Hetao area will arrive in Chang'an. Today, the ministers at Shangshutai are debating whether to let these Hu people rest in Chang'an."

Xie Daoyun nodded. She knew why this matter caused controversy. Fifty thousand Hetao barbarians went south, and there were not many military forces around Chang'an. Once these barbarians caused trouble, it would be difficult to end it.

But if they are not allowed to rest in Chang'an, they are worried that these barbarians will feel that they are regarded as outsiders, which will lead to resentment.

"What do you think, Mr. Wang?"

Xie Daoyun asked directly.

Aman replied:
"Sir, you have said that there cannot be chaos in Chang'an, so the Hu people must be allowed to leave eastward immediately and are not allowed to stay in Chang'an.

"As for their resentment, their father stepped in to appease them. At worst, Mr. Wang and others were reprimanded by their father afterwards and fined some salary to vent their anger on the barbarians."

Xie Daoyun couldn't help but sigh:

"Wang Jinglue is the true and good prime minister. Aman, it is your father and son's blessing to have his assistance, and it is also the misfortune of Fu Jian, Murong Jun and others."

Aman felt the same about this, but he still joked:

"Mom, you can't say this to outsiders, lest your father won't like it."

If Aman wanted Wang Meng's help, he had to wait until Huan Xi died.

Xie Daoyun knew that he had made a mistake, but instead glared at Aman:
"You clearly know that being a mother doesn't mean this, but you still use these words to bully me."

With that said, he pulled up his sleeves and wanted to teach this increasingly assertive eldest son a lesson.

Aman saw this and ran away quickly.

(End of this chapter)