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Chapter 254 It seems that my heart is not so bad

The servant Huang Ziqi is King Zheng's confidant, after he reminded him, King Zheng seemed to remember and looked over slowly.

Ming Huai has not yet set his crown, half of his hair is tied with a headband, and his forehead is also tied with a forehead band, inlaid with a turquoise gemstone the size of a fingernail, ivory white narrow-sleeved dress, light blue pattern, three fingers The wide black girdle, although slightly thinner, is also very energetic.

"Heh, heh heh." King Zheng laughed, gasping for breath, covering his mouth with half clenched fists and coughing for a while: "You, come forward."

Huang Ziqi hurriedly nodded to Ming Huai, Ming Huai got up, took two steps forward and stopped.

King Zheng looked at him carefully: "Your concubine mother is a beauty with a good appearance. You really look like her more and more."

Ming Huai didn't speak, King Zheng drank half a cup of tea and said, "How many years have you been to the border?"

"It has been six years since Erchen went to Nanyang at the age of 12."

King Zheng tapped on the table and hummed softly: "For six years, I haven't seen you send a letter back. If it wasn't for your elder brother to report military merits for you from time to time, this king would have thought you didn't have a son like you."

"My son knows his mistake, please forgive me."

King Zheng didn't really blame him, so Ming Huai just said politely, seeing that his attitude was okay, and King Zheng, who had been in a bad mood for a few days, finally met someone pleasing to the eye.

"You have nothing to say?"

He obviously wanted to ask Ming Huai to recruit everything by himself, and maybe he could tell something he didn't know.

Ming Huai also knew what King Zheng was thinking, so he knelt down and said, "I want to plead guilty to my father, and I also ask my father, Rong Erchen, to tell everything."

King Zheng picked up the teacup: "Say it."

"Half a month ago, the son had a quarrel with the princess and drove the princess away in a fit of anger. The eldest brother was worried that something might happen and asked the son to send the princess for fifty miles. The son agreed, but the princess was messing around on the way and delayed the time to return to the camp. The second elder brother took the opportunity to instigate the prince to belittle the people around the son, the son hurried back to see it, and moved his hands in a fit of anger, feeling that the crime of beating the prince was serious, so he came back to plead guilty to the father, the son heard that the prince accidentally injured the second brother on the way, I didn’t care about my anger, but rushed to Nanyang Lin County to urge them to suppress the bandits, so I didn’t come back until today.”

He didn't specifically target anyone, he used euphemistic words, and he had a good attitude.

King Zheng stared at him for a long time: "Huh, you can talk, and even excused them. If you knew how they blamed you, you might regret it."

Ming Huai responded very temperately: "Facts are facts. If I am wrong, I dare to admit it. Everything depends on my father's decision."

His temper is very suitable for King Zheng, and he couldn't help laughing: "I grew up on the battlefield, and I have a tough temper. Get up."

Ming Huai thanked En and stood up, and then King Zheng said: "The crown prince is the crown prince after all, the foundation of a country, and this king has to look at the queen's face, you are more sensible than them, you are straightforward, and you have no evil intentions."

Minghuai: "."

It seems that my heart is not bad.

Zheng Wang thought for a while and asked Huang Ziqi: "Didn't you say a few days ago that someone is missing?"

Huang Ziqi immediately understood what he was thinking, and said cooperatively: "The old general of the Zuo Cavalry camp has retired and returned home, and the position is still vacant."

King Zheng looked suddenly enlightened: "Oh, I remember, then Minghuai should go to the left cavalry camp. You have made a lot of military achievements, and you have never been knighted. When things calm down, this king will reward you one by one. "

(End of this chapter)