The ultimate rebirth of the abandoned woman

Chapter 306 The Days of Keeping Filial Piety ([-])
Capital, Princess Mansion.

"Princess, Lady Xue is back, and she brought a letter from the princess."

The servant girl in palace attire hurried to the main hall with a letter and bowed to report back to the eldest princess.

"Oh? There's a letter from Qiao Mu? Show it to me!"

The eldest princess was leaning on the hidden bag and drinking tea casually, when she heard the news, she hurriedly sat upright and reached out to ask for the letter.

The palace maid hurriedly enshrined the book to the eldest princess, and then stepped aside respectfully.

The eldest princess unfolded the letter and read it carefully.

At this moment, Concubine Xiao came in from the outside and saw the Eldest Princess reading the letter, so he asked casually, "Who sent the letter?"

The Eldest Princess had finished reading, and when she heard her husband's voice, she raised her hand and handed the letter to him, and replied, "It's from Qiao Mu, son-in-law, please read it too."

Concubine Xiao casually sat cross-legged beside the eldest princess, took the letter paper, and began to read it carefully.

Xiao Nan's letter was not long, and it took about a cup of tea, Prince Concubine Xiao finished reading it, and then said with a smile: "Hehe, Qiao Mu's life is quite busy these days."

Since Wuli found the source of grain from the mysterious islands in the East China Sea, and brought large quantities of grain over and over again, Concubine Xiao no longer squats in the south of the Yangtze River to collect grain, but has left capable people guarding the canal, so that It was convenient to transport food, and he returned to the capital easily.

Because Wu Li was the helper her daughter found, this made Concubine Xiao even more satisfied with her daughter. After returning to Beijing, she showed off to the eldest princess more than once, saying, "Still Qiao Mu is filial" and "our daughter is caring" and so on. She also likes to hear her daughter being praised by others, but she is tired of hearing her daughter being praised repeatedly like a repeater like Consort Xiao.

Just like today, the Eldest Princess couldn't stand her husband repeating it over and over again, so she packed up her two sons and gave them to Concubine Xiao, asking him to teach his sons better than wasting his saliva.

Although the two little Doudings are not yet two years old.

Concubine Xiao liked his daughters, and he also valued his son-in-law even more, so he did not refuse the eldest princess' request, holding one in each hand, and carried the twins to the study to train them carefully.

Xiao Jing is a celebrity, and his eloquence is even better, he only 'trained' the two little buns so that his mouth drools, and then he just fell asleep, and Prince Xiao came back to continue chatting with his wife in dismay.

Fortunately, he came back, so he didn't miss his daughter's letter.

Seeing his daughter living such a fulfilling life in the countryside, Concubine Xiao was relieved, but at the same time he couldn't help but feel proud: Tsk tsk, his daughter is smart, to think of such a good deed that would benefit the scholars and befriend the prince.

Seeing her son-in-law's joy uncontrollably, the eldest princess couldn't help twitching her lips, and said helplessly: "Yes, at first I was worried that she hadn't suffered, and might not be able to stand the cold and bitter cold in the countryside. It's so relaxing."

He still has the mind to meddle in Beijing's affairs.

The eldest princess also leans toward the younger brother of the prince, but the girl Qiao Mu is too obvious. After all, the capital is unstable now, and the two of them can easily hide. ah.

Well, to be honest, the eldest princess also thinks that Xiao Nan's idea is very good, but, but it is too eye-catching. After she made such a move, the label of 'princeling' was nailed to their heads as a young couple. If there is any change, the two of them are very likely to be involved, so why bother?
In the eyes of the eldest princess, she has three direct brothers, whether it is the crown prince ascending to the throne, or the king of Wei being a saint, she and her children will not have much influence.

Pian Xiaonan suddenly took a clear stand on the side of the prince. This, this made the other kings see, wouldn't they want to bear a grudge against their young couple, which also made the eldest princess' neutral position very subtle.

Concubine Xiao smiled slightly, and said: "The only thing the saint is dissatisfied with the prince is that he thinks he values ​​martial arts and despise literature. Now Qiao Mu gave the prince a big gift. When the saint's class teacher returns to court, he will definitely praise it when he finds out about it. Prince." The prince's greatest shortcomings will also be wiped out.

Although Xiao Jing has no real shortage, he is not low on political sensitivity, and he was originally a well-informed celebrity, and his ability to read people is even top-notch.

That's right, the ministers in the court are indeed divided into three parties; some support the orthodoxy and stand behind the prince; some support the virtuous king and choose the king of Wei; The king of Wu, who is most like a saint... As the saint got old, the three forces frequently made small moves to rob talents and compete for territory. After the saint personally conquered Liaodong, the atmosphere in the court became even more tense.

On the surface, the forces supporting the king of Wei are very strong, faintly surpassing the crown prince, and there is even a saying in the clan: everyone is the queen's son, and the crown prince can only wield knives and guns. Inherit this prosperous and prosperous age; on the other hand, King Wei, who is eager to learn, values ​​talents, and compiles books and works, is the successor king that the prosperous age needs.

But Xiao Jing keenly discovered that among all the veterans who supported King Wei, many of them chose to support him because the sage liked King Wei, and they were not really convinced by King Wei's talents and took refuge in him.

Such a force may seem huge, but it is actually very unreliable.

Once the sage doesn't like the king of Wei anymore, or has a prince he likes more, then these people will be the first to abandon the king of Wei.

Moreover, Xiao Jing also discovered a problem. The atmosphere in the court was so tense, but his queen's mother-in-law did not express it at all.

This is very abnormal.

Changsun is not an ordinary harem woman, she is the companion of the saint, she accompanied the saint step by step into the capital, lived in the Tai Chi Palace, and said she would not participate in politics, but there was her shadow in the court.

It is no exaggeration to say that the dragon chair of the saint has a part of the Changsun family.

This splendid and prosperous age is the common cause of their husband and wife. For the stability of the court, the Changsun family even suppressed her own younger brother. She has no reason to watch several princes vying for the crown prince's reserve.

Xiao Jing speculated that the reason why the Changsun family remained calm was that they deliberately waited for the water in the capital to be muddy, and then picked out those who tried to fish in troubled waters, took them down in one fell swoop, and helped the prince clear the obstacles.It's not that I'm dissatisfied with the prince, just sit back and watch the fun.

At this time, her own daughter came forward to help the prince, and Changsun may not express her opinion, but she will definitely remember her daughter's contribution in her heart.

As for the prince, let alone the son-in-law Ding Youwan, the prince will definitely arrange an excellent position for him. In this way, the future of the son-in-law will be fully guaranteed.

What's even more ingenious is that these are all due to Cui Youbo himself, not promoted by his Yue family or protected by his ancestors, but the result of his own struggle.

Because it was Cui Youbo who came forward to write the letter to the prince, and now he just borrowed the hand of the eldest princess to deliver the letter to the prince.

Thinking of this, Xiao Jing couldn't help sighing silently: When was his Ning Xiner so scheming?Let the husband know that she is good, but also not make the husband feel that she is strong.After this incident, surely Cui Dalang will trust and love Qiao Mu even more, right? !
Just as I was thinking, the voice of the eldest princess suddenly came from my ear: "Forget it, since the gentleman thinks that Qiao Mu is doing the right thing, then I will help her again. I will enter the palace tomorrow and ask Gao Ming to 'borrow' her." .”

Xiao Jing smiled, he knew that the lady was just talking about it, but in her heart she loved her more than he did.

But since the daughter wants to do business, he, the Aye, can't sit idly by.

After thinking about it, Xiao Jing added: "The princess has borrowed someone, so you might as well 'borrow' a few more words, preferably in the prince's own handwriting."

The eldest princess was startled for a moment, and then she understood what her husband meant, and she couldn't help but also laughed, saying: "Okay, I'll just listen to the son-in-law."

Half a month later, four students from the Hongwen Museum rushed all the way to Luoyang under the escort of more than a dozen armored guards from the East Palace.

On the third day, a group of 20 people came to Cuili, Huaqingfang. Before they could find anyone to ask the specific location of Cui’s house, they saw two groups of people winding in an alley. He is a man, dressed in gorgeous or simple clothes, but he does not look like an ordinary person, he should be a person who has read books.

Su Mao, the oldest among the four hall students, jumped off his horse, walked to the side of the queue a few steps, looked at a young man dressed in moon-white fine linen, and asked politely: "Dare to ask this gentleman, Why are you queuing up here? But what's going on ahead?"

Now that there is no festival, so many scholars gather in a high-end community like Huaqingfang, what are they going to do? !

The scholar who was questioned saw that the visitor was handsome and well-behaved, so he knew he was a person of status, and replied politely: "This gentleman has just arrived in Luoyang, right?"

Su Mao nodded, and asked puzzledly, "How did you find out, Mr. Lang?"

The white-clothed scholar smiled slightly, and said, "If Mr. Lang has lived in Luoyang for a long time, he will definitely know about the Bowen Museum."

Su Mao frowned slightly, and asked in doubt: "Bowen Museum? Where is this, where is this?"

He only knows that there are Hongwen Museum and Chongwen Museum, but what is this Bowen Museum?
The scholar in white wore an expression of 'I knew you would ask that', and said with a smile: "The Bowen Museum was built by the Cui family, and it is next door to Cui's house... Simply put, the Bowen Museum is the library of the Cui family. It contains [-] volumes of precious ancient books, including medical, history, classics, literature and other books, from the out-of-print of the pre-Qin period to the collections of the Wei and Jin Dynasties, and many ancient books that are said to be lost are all in the Bowen Museum.”

When the other party said this, Su Mao understood, and he guessed: "You are waiting here, are you going to the Bowen Museum to borrow books?"

The situation at that time was like this, many books in the world were collected by the great families, and the official collection of the imperial court may not be more than theirs, and these families also used to lend books to attract people's hearts.

I think Cui Shi is also like this.

The scholar Baishi seemed to have seen Su Mao's thoughts, he couldn't help curling his lips, and said coolly: "Mr. Copying is allowed. And in order to let us copy books with peace of mind, the Cui family even prepared food, as long as everyone can help the Cui family transcribe an ancient book, they can enjoy the food for free..."

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