I'm Pregnant with the Regent's Offspring (BL) [ChatGPT Translated]

Chapter 65

Chu Zhaoyou: "If I'm not curious about your past, that would be neglectful. (Search for the fastest and best updates every day)"

"But curiosity doesn't necessarily mean digging to the root, if you don't want to say."

"All past achievements are now present. I look at the current regent, and I feel very good."

The regent quietly looked at Chu Zhaoyou, his expression slightly moved.

Chu Zhaoyou immediately continued to boast: "I am so understanding, unlike some people who forget our agreements in the blink of an eye."

Xiao Heng felt he could still explain: "My situation with Your Majesty is different."

His past is just the past, but Fengxingzhou lied to him that Chu Zhaoyou's fate had changed. How could he not be anxious!

Chu Zhaoyou's eyes turned, looking at him affectionately, pulling the regent's sleeve: "Won't you tell me?"

Xiao Heng hugged Chu Zhaoyou, "Old stories, telling them will only seek sympathy.

Your Majesty is still pregnant, so it should be me who pities you."

Chu Zhaoyou: "The regent must be terrible at telling stories, I promise not to feel sorry.

Why don't you practice on me first, and tell him bedtime stories in the future."

He pointed to his own belly.

Learn how to tell stories with emotion, your expressionless face will surely scare the child.

"What story should I tell?

I'll read him memorials." The regent didn't dare to ask for major memorials, so he had to make a big deal out of small ones. He picked up a memorial, "You can listen now."

Chu Zhaoyou was placed on the dragon case, forced to listen to the memorial.

The regent had a forward-thinking prenatal education awareness, unstoppable.

Listening carefully, Chu Zhaoyou suddenly felt that the content of this memorial was incorrect. "Twenty-one years ago, there was a case of cheating in the imperial examination. The Grand Secretary Xiao Congwen was the chief examiner that year, accused of leaking exam questions and accepting bribes. Xiao Congwen did not defend himself, choosing death to prove his innocence, and the matter was left unresolved. He was honest in his official career, with meager wealth and only one daughter, Xiao Man. Xiao Man had a child out of wedlock, secretly raising the child at home with careful guidance from her grandfather. After Xiao Congwen's death, she left the capital with her child, and her whereabouts became unknown. Six months later, Xiao Man traveled south to Yangzhou and abandoned the child by Lingbi River, where a wandering Taoist picked him up and named him Yudao. Yudao traveled with the Taoist for two years. At the age of nine, the Taoist said he would go to sea to search for Penglai Immortal Island and left the young disciple with Master Mingrui. At seventeen, Yudao left the mountain, took the imperial examination, and entered the court as an official." Three years later, he became influential in the court. Xiao Heng briefly summarized his life from the age of seven to seventeen. His tone was calm, as if speaking about another person's life. Master Mingrui was the mentor of Fengxing Island, and they were not exactly master and disciple. Xiao Heng had another mentor, and out of loyalty, he refused to enter the monastery halfway without his mentor's approval, waiting on the mountain for the Taoist's return. Master Mingrui could not always attend to him, so he left the care to the lower-ranking monks. Due to his refusal to shave his head, Xiao Heng was ostracized by the lower monks, who mocked him for freeloading. With a stubborn temper, Xiao Heng moved out and lived in a woodshed for eight years, chopping wood, fetching water, and exchanging work for food in the kitchen. In the backyard, he met a hidden monk who taught him martial arts. Xiao Heng's martial arts skills improved rapidly, and the monk was willing to teach him, often calling Fengxing Island to spar with him.