Zhao Defang's road to the virtuous king

The official road to Longcheng is still wide and flat. From time to time, there will be caravans and people on the road passing by, and occasionally there will be messengers and soldiers galloping at the post station. Jiajun, Chongming, and Shang En pay attention to everyone passing by. It was quite comfortable for Baili to sit by the door in the carriage, because Defang was resting, so Keer went out of the carriage house and sat next to Baili, the two of them chatted softly, compared to Jiajun and the three of them. It looks very relaxed.

It was getting late, and Defang and his party arrived in front of the main gate of Longcheng. At this time, the city gate guards shouted at Jia Jun and some individual merchants, "Hey! Hurry up! The city gate is about to be closed!"

The individual merchants hurried to the city gate, Jia Jun waved his hand, "Baili, hurry up and enter the city."

Baili shook the reins with both hands, and the three strong horses started to trot. A group of people entered the city. Jia Jun looked at the street in front of him, and found that there were many lights and candles hanging. There were bursts of gongs, hundreds of people came and went, it was as lively as a festival, Jia Jun turned his head and said, "Baili, see if the master is awake, do you want to find a restaurant for some meals now. "

Baili turned around and slowly raised the curtain and asked softly, "Madam, we are entering the city, is the prince awake?"

Concubine Di looked at Defang and saw that he was still awake, "The prince is still awake, let's find an inn first."

"Yes, ma'am." Baili turned around and looked around and said, "Song Butler, Madam said to find an inn."

"Yes" Jiajun led the team forward, and the sound of gongs and drums became louder when entering the street. The small restaurants on both sides were steaming, and the smell of food and wine wafted all over the street. Concubine Di opened the curtains to look outside, and saw the people To and fro, children jumped up and down, chasing and laughing, Jiajun, Chongming, and Shan En looked around the carriage vigilantly, Defang, who was lying in the carriage, was awakened by the sound of gongs and drums, opened his eyes and blinked, suddenly The son sat up and looked around, "What's going on? Is there a fire somewhere?"

Concubine Di sat close to De Fang and shook his hand, "My lord, there is no fire. We entered Dragon City, and there are people outside. The sound of gongs and drums is coming from the zaju troupe. It's very lively here."

"Already arrived in Dragon City?" Defang rubbed her eyes, "How long have I been asleep?"

"My lord has been sleeping for a long time. It's been almost three hours. I guess I won't be able to sleep at night, hehe."

"It's been so long?" De Fang moved her body, "Am I getting old?"

Concubine Di patted De Fang and smiled, "If the prince says he is old, then the concubine is also old."

"I made a mistake, I made a mistake, hehehe." Defang stretched out her arms and opened the curtains to look outside. "Really, why is it so lively here?"

"Father, is the festival here?"

"Holiday?" Defang thought for a while, then moved her fingers, "It's true, tomorrow is the winter solstice."

"Father, you have to eat meat during the winter solstice, right?"

"Yes, I want to eat meat, hehehe." Defang laughed and said, "No wonder this Dragon City is so lively, it really looks like the capital city."

"My lord," Concubine Di said, "I don't know how the mansion is arranged. Are the children well? Are the grandchildren wearing thick clothes?"

"Ma'am, there are so many people in the house serving them, and they are still hungry and cold, hehehe." De Fang shook Concubine Di's hand. You are not tired, I am tired for Madam."

"The prince can just talk." Concubine Di pulled out her hand and pointed Defang with her finger, "Who is it that is holding the grandson in the mansion all day long, asking Xu'er if he is tired all day? Is Xian'er serious about his work? Can you?" Why don't you eat more? I'm afraid I'm more worried about them than my concubines."