Leader Lan Palace

Chapter 32
Xu Ben was taken aback, "Why did Mr. Zhang say such a thing?"

Zhang Tingyu pressed Xu Ben's hand: "Five years ago, the emperor just became a great treasure, and Fu Heng was only fourteen years old at that time. At that time, Fu Heng visited the old man at the door, performed the disciple ceremony, and asked the old man what the emperor needed most at that time. What should he do to help the emperor the most."

Xu Ben also gasped.

Zhang Tingyu smiled: "The younger brother in the palace is so humble, the old man has to appreciate it. The old man taught Fu Heng: The emperor is different from the first emperor. He was raised by Lord Kangxi in the palace since he was a child. Even when he got married, he was not outside the palace. To open the mansion, but to directly give the two palaces to the emperor, so the emperor actually has no real hidden residence."

"The emperor grew up in the palace, relatively speaking, he has less opportunities to understand the people's conditions outside the red wall. The old man asked Fu Heng to start from here."

Xu Ben sighed lightly, and bowed to Zhang Tingyu: "Master Zhang has insight into every detail."

Zhang Tingyu smiled modestly: "But the old man just said that, and didn't expect Fu Heng to be able to do it. After all, the words 'exploring the people's sentiment' are simple to say, but in fact it is difficult to do it. What's more, Fu Heng was only fourteen years old. , and she was spoiled and spoiled since she was a child, how can she bear that kind of hardship."

Xu Ben also nodded.

Zhang Tingyu sighed softly, and stood upright under the red wall: "But the old man never thought that Fu Heng really did it! The emperor has been on the throne for five years, and he has been walking among the people for five years! Every time he travels, he pays attention. Carefully investigate the people's sentiments, government, economy, taxation, education wherever you go...every few days, you will send tens of thousands of words to the emperor!"

"My lord Xu, you should understand how precious these sentiments are to the emperor who grew up in the palace and has just become a great treasure! So the old man has already known in his heart that the emperor will definitely promote Fu Heng, the uncle of the country. There is no limit to the future!"

Xu Ben was also sweating on his back, but he still couldn't help asking: "Since Fu Heng is so young and mature, but this time... why didn't Fu Heng come to the Hall of Mental Cultivation immediately to thank the emperor?"

Zhang Tingyu couldn't help but narrowed his eyes slightly.

What Xu Ben said was right, Fu Heng got this decree, and he was serving in the palace today, so he should immediately rush to thank the emperor for his kindness.

Where has he gone?
What else is more important than Xie En in front of the imperial court at this moment? .
Concubine Xian ordered that even though the eunuchs in the respect room did not move, the eunuchs in her Chengqian Palace had already stepped forward and grabbed Yuqin's shoulders.

Now that things have come to this, how can Wanxi take care of herself?She stepped forward and hugged Yuqin tightly: "Concubine Xian, think twice! This servant has the courage to remind the empress again: Does the empress understand why Lord Kangxi went to the south of the Yangtze River? Didn't the empress remember anything from Yuqin's Lu surname? !"

Concubine Xian's Nala family was born in an old Manchu family outside the Guan, and she just came to this capital in the south. Where have you heard of the Jiangnan Lu surname?She then sneered: "Bold slave, you stopped me again and again, you should ask your accomplices!"

She glanced left and right, then nodded to Dege in her own palace: "Didn't you tear her mouth apart?!"

The eunuch in the respect room was already panicked, and hurriedly kowtowed and begged: "Master Xian, calm down! Here are all beautiful women from the Three Banners in the Nei San Banner. If you should deal with it, you should report it to the emperor and queen, and hand it over to the Minister of Internal Affairs. No lynching!"

(End of this chapter)