Quick wear is not a cannon fodder

"Maybe, but it's a pity that I'm probably incapable and didn't find out what's special about her." An Ran said helplessly.

Cheng Wei hurriedly said: "The princess must trust Wei Chen, and Wei Chen can help the princess to check."

An Ran actually wanted to hear Cheng Wei's opinion, so she didn't think about asking Cheng Wei to check for her. After all, the other party had a lot of things to do, and she couldn't disturb him, so she hesitated and said: "Mr. Cheng is very busy, right? , will this delay Mr. Cheng’s time?”

Cheng Wei smiled and said: "Don't worry, it won't happen."

In fact, he originally collected information from various mansions for his own use. For example, Jianninghou Mansion and the Yang Family were both his focus. After all, one was the home of a high-ranking official and the other was the family of a beloved concubine. He did not pay attention to them and understood their dynamics. and handles for future use. Helping Enron can be considered a trivial matter.

Seeing what Cheng Wei said, An Ran agreed, but still reminded: "Of course I'm happy if you want to help, but Miss Yang Er is very vigilant, so don't alert the enemy."

Although she believed that Cheng Wei's ability would not alert him, she still gave him a routine reminder.

Cheng Wei smiled and said, "Don't worry while I do the work. I guarantee that she won't find anything wrong."

With Cheng Wei's help, An Ran felt more powerful, and immediately smiled and said: "Thank you very much for your help, Mr. Cheng."

Seeing An Ran's trusting look, Cheng Wei couldn't help but smile and said, "Does the princess trust Wei Chen so much?"

An Ran smiled and said: "I don't know about others, but I still trust Mr. Cheng."

For a man who had become a powerful minister in just over ten years, An Ran thought that there was probably no one more capable than him in the civil and military affairs of the dynasty. Even if he wanted to, who else could he trust?

Of course, even though she asked Cheng Wei for help, she couldn't rely entirely on him. She would also follow up on the investigation herself. She was not the kind of person who relied entirely on others at any time.

Cheng Wei couldn't help but feel warm in his heart when he saw An Ran trusting him so much.

Although he prides himself on his extraordinary talents, his ideals are full and the reality is very skinny. The dynasty has been running for more than a hundred years, and it is like a piece of blank paper with many paintings already painted on it. If he wants to paint the painting he wants to paint again, , unless you tear everything down and start over, it would be really difficult to change a painting full of colors into what you want. Because the problems are deep, the power is solidified, and there are many resistances, so he has not yet Showing such great ability to make An Ran trust him like this naturally made his blood boil. No wonder people say that a scholar dies as a confidant. It turns out how satisfying it is to be trusted by someone like this.

An Ran would probably feel ashamed if she wanted to know Cheng Wei's thoughts, because she has the memory of her original body and knew in advance that the other party was so powerful, so she trusted her so much. After all, she is not the kind of person who has a discerning eye and can recognize heroes with her discerning eye. , know in advance who has great ability.

Of course, it's not necessarily true. If she didn't have the memory of her original body, she would have been able to discover that Cheng Wei was very powerful after being exposed to Cheng Wei for such a long time. After all, gold always shines, and it would be difficult for her to discover ordinary and powerful people. , but for an extremely powerful person like Cheng Wei, you should be able to feel it after just a little interaction.

After talking about this, An Ran asked again: "Has the Marquis ever asked you whether the second young master is sure about the boy's examination next year?"

Cheng Wei nodded and said, "The Marquis has asked."

"How did you answer?"

Cheng Wei smiled and said: "Weichen naturally answered truthfully."

"Answer truthfully?" An Ran asked doubtfully.

"That means I'm not sure." Cheng Wei said with a smile.

He would not lie to him by saying nice things in order to please Dingyuan Marquis. In fact, he wished he would not be happy after hearing this.

"No wonder the Marquis told me about this matter yesterday, and he sounded a little unhappy with you, saying that he was not sure how to ask you to teach me." An Ran said.

Cheng Wei said disapprovingly: "With regard to the talent of the second young master, I can pass the boy test in less than a year of teaching. Does he think I am a god? If he is not satisfied, just ask him to find someone else. I have already made him improve." That’s a lot.”

Although Cheng Wei thought that the second son's talent was not good enough, he had discussed this issue with An Ran at the beginning, and An Ran asked him to do his best. Although Cheng Wei didn't even pay him tuition because Dingyuan Hou didn't know what he was interested in, and asked him to work for nothing, so he had no plan to do so. He tried his best to help the other party pass the boy test, but it was impossible to mess up his reputation, mess around, and not teach him properly. Therefore, the second young master did make more progress than before, but no matter how much progress he made, as he said, his talent was not good. How could it be possible to pass the exam so quickly after only teaching for a small amount of time?

An Ran nodded and said, "I can understand."

Cheng Wei asked with concern: "Master Hou, you didn't blame you for finding me, did you?"

If Marquis Dingyuan is so ignorant and blames An Ran, then he will definitely resign and will no longer teach his son, and will also cause trouble for Marquis Dingyuan so that he can avenge An Ran.

Fortunately, An Ran shook his head and said, "No."

Even if Marquis Dingyuan had complaints in his heart, he would not dare to say them out.

Cheng Wei smiled and said: "This will put Wei Chen at ease."

While An Ran was talking to Cheng Wei, Aunt Qin was also talking to Marquis Dingyuan about this matter.

Marquis Dingyuan reported to Aunt Qin the result of his question to Cheng Wei and said, "Didn't you ask me to ask my child that day if he was sure about the boy's test next year? Mr. Cheng said he was not sure."

After hearing this, Aunt Qin couldn't help but frown and said: "He is not a top candidate. Is the imperial examination good? How can he not be sure?"

Marquis Dingyuan couldn't help but remain silent after hearing Aunt Qin's inquiry - he couldn't tell Cheng Wei's original words, lest Aunt Qin would be unhappy.

But Aunt Qin misunderstood his unhappiness and thought there was some inside story. She immediately said: "Did the princess not want to see the second young master live well, so what did she say to Mr. Cheng? I heard that the princess and Mr. Cheng have a very good relationship. , Mr. Cheng will definitely listen to what she has to say."

She meant that An Ran was causing trouble, not that Cheng Wei was having an affair with the princess. After all, the two of them interacted with each other and were surrounded by servants, and they were not meeting alone. Even if she wanted to spread rumors and slander, she couldn't just fabricate them out of thin air.

When Marquis Dingyuan heard what she said, he couldn't help but feel a little embarrassed, and immediately said: "Master Cheng said that the second child is not very talented and may have to study for a few more years before he has any hope. How could it be because of the princess?"

In fact, Marquis Dingyuan had also suspected the princess, otherwise he would not have pretended to be unhappy and accused Cheng Wei last night, just to see the princess's reaction - he did not dare to accuse the princess, so he could only judge by accusing Cheng Wei. .

However, An Ran didn't feel guilty at all, so he gave up the idea.

——Of course An Ran would not feel guilty or panicked, because she had no control over how Cheng Wei taught. She neither asked Cheng Wei to teach well nor told Cheng Wei not to teach well, leaving it up to Cheng Wei to do whatever he wanted.