Carefree Prince In Tang Dynasty

"You did a good job today." Li Xin looked at Zhao Ke and praised earnestly.

"The maidservant's own business." Zhao Ke lowered his head and said.

Li Xin put down his chopsticks and said, "I repeat, you have to remember that any time something like today reappears, don't say any nonsense, just interrupt the legs of those guys for me, and then throw them out. If anything goes wrong, I will be responsible."

"Yes." Zhao Ke responded quickly.

"Also," Li Xin suddenly remembered something, and said, "You are in charge of the first floor of the long, but you are not allowed to beat the group of people at will, and you are not allowed to kill or injure them. Although the family members of this group of criminals are only slaves, But they are also raised by their parents, so you can speak well if you can speak well. Don't use your hands. You should also take care of things like meals. Don't treat them badly. Did you hear that?"

This time, Zhao Ke was silent for a while, then lowered his head and replied: "Yes, the subordinates must follow suit."

Li Xin was carefree, completely unaware of Zhao Ke hiding his face in the shadow next to him. Her eyes are already red.

For a long time, Li Xin’s perception of Zhao Ke was absolutely different from any nobleman she had seen before, and this difference was very difficult to describe in words, until just now, she suddenly realized this from Li Xin’s words Where does the difference come from? He always treats "people" as "people".

This is a little confusing to say subtly. Isn't a person a person? What else can a person be? But you must know that in the eyes of most people in Datang, "people" are not always "people".

Obviously, they are all living people with two eyes and one nose. In the eyes of different people, they are sometimes artifacts and sometimes livestock. Take the goatee who almost beat Runniang to death at the beginning, did he treat Runniang as a person?

However, Li Xin is completely different. In his eyes, human beings are always human beings, a creature that should at least retain basic dignity and rights.

Just now, the phrase he inadvertently said, "I was raised by my father and mother", which hit Zhao Ke's heart for no reason, and almost moved her to tears.

Speaking of which, she has not been conscious of being a "person" for a long time. When she was in the family before, everyone used her as a tool for inheriting the family, and even she herself accepted this positioning unknowingly. Later, when Li Xin came under her command, she decided to be a running dog and show her loyalty in exchange for the right to survive.

Just when she thought that her future was just like this, Li Xin's words suddenly made her realize that he did not treat her as a dog. In his eyes, she is a capable and trustworthy subordinate, and he treats the families of those inferior prisoners equally and cannot bear to be harsh.

If, before this, Zhao Ke justified Li Xin to live a better life, then at this moment, she respected Li Xin sincerely, even if she died for him, she would never hesitate.

Although it's not so appropriate, if you want to put the phrase "a scholar dies for a confidant" here, it seems to be able to explain Zhao Ke's feelings.

In addition to Zhao Ke, Li Shimin was actually slightly moved by Li Xin's words.

"What a father and mother," he said with emotion, "If Xuan Dao sees you today, you will definitely be very pleased." As Li Xuan Dao's younger brother, he naturally understands Li Xuan Dao. Not comparable. Seeing Li Xin showing a kindness not weaker than Li Xuandao, he was full of emotion.

Li Xin was stunned for a moment, and even slowed down his food for a few minutes, and secretly said, "What are you talking about? Did I say something wrong? Didn't his father and mother raise it or did it come out of a crack in the stone? ?"

As a person from later generations, it is Li Xin's instinct to respect the value of people as human beings. He couldn't feel what was so great or worthy of emotion in what he said, but he felt that Li Shimin's reaction was a bit inexplicable.

What's more surprising is that Li Shimin suddenly spoke to the empress grandson beside him: "Avalokitesvara maidservant, according to me, we also have to see virtuous people." The "xian" in the words of course refers to Li Xin. It's just that from the tone of voice, there is a subtle hint of ridicule.

Empress Changsun covered her mouth and smiled: "What does your majesty mean?"

"Let's do it. In the future, the palace will not be allowed to execute the palace arbitrarily." Li Shimin said, "The punishment of the palace must be reviewed by the Ministry of Internal Affairs. If the execution is required, it must be executed with the approval of Guanyin.

Empress Changsun got up and saluted, and solemnly said: "Your Majesty is so kind, it is the blessing of all people in the world!"

The queen got up, where did Li Xin dare to sit? He swallowed the meat in his mouth in a hurry, then got up and saluted, and said: "Your Majesty Shengming! Your Majesty Shengming!"

He also didn't expect that Li Shimin would be able to absorb a word of his own at random. It seems that the emperor of the ancient times is not a vain name after all. It is so benevolent that people can't help but want to worship when they are benevolent. Of course, when it is time to kill, they can also kill people's legs.

Li Xin can be regarded as having seen both sides of Li Shimin.

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