On Honeymoon With Lao Gong [Quick transmigration]

2.13 Ancient World

Faced with his increasingly paranoid son, the emperor was helpless.

Although only a few generations have passed since the founding of the Jin Dynasty to the current emperor, the issue of family education has always been taken very seriously, and the selection of princes has always been based on the virtuous. The remaining children want to be idle princes and play around. , or "not doing your job" and indulging in other things, as long as the bottom line is not touched, it is allowed and supported.

In fact, Zeng Jin's third prince was also a very well-behaved child. The emperor even wanted to give the third prince to Qi Jingchen to take him to the battlefield for training and education, and then hand over part of the military power to him in the future. However, the third prince was taught by his short-sighted mother and concubine to become more and more crooked. In the end, the emperor could not correct himself, and even became more crooked. Therefore, the third prince was gradually marginalized and made transparent.

Otherwise, for the emperor, they are all his children, and the palms and backs of his hands are all flesh, so why would he only target the third prince?

Speaking of which, the third prince's mother-in-law was also a "powerful" woman. She was originally just a little maid in the palace, but she ended up hooking up with a certain eunuch, and then used that eunuch to find an opportunity to drug the emperor, and finally cooked the rice. After dinner, he made a big deal and successfully became one of the concubines in the harem, and with that one time, he successfully gave birth to the third prince.

Or rather, she had planned everything long ago.

Also because of the calculation, the emperor had never had a good impression of the third prince's mother and concubine, and had never been willing to hand over the third prince to her for education. However, despite all precautions, the third prince was still raised crooked in the end.

The emperor looked at the third prince in front of him with twisted anger and jealousy in his eyes, and sighed, knowing that no matter what he said, the other prince would not listen, and he only thought that the emperor was partial. The emperor sighed, every family has its own scriptures that are difficult to recite!

The emperor also wanted to enlighten the third prince, but unfortunately to no avail. In the end, he could only wave his hand and use the excuse of death from illness. From then on, the third prince and his mother and concubine disappeared from the palace, and a quiet and peaceful little town near the capital was left. There is a pair of orphans and a widowed mother in the town with a sum of money.

After settling the matter of the third prince, it becomes the matter of the Hou Mansion. It was okay when I didn't check it before, but now that I checked it, I really found out a lot of things.

In Zhou Qing's previous life, the Hou family, who had the property and life of the Marquis's ex-husband and the Zhou family, enjoyed a prosperous and aloof life, would take risks and make big mistakes for the sake of greater interests. In the end, Zhou Qing Hongxing was accused of cheating in an attempt to seduce the prince. His whereabouts served as a breakthrough, and the entire Hou Mansion was reduced to nothing in an instant, with only a few people barely escaping.

Even to this extent, the concubine of the Hou Ye who escaped because of good luck, because he left the Hou Mansion and lived a difficult life for a period of time, for the sake of greater interests and the temptation of Conglong Gong, he stood on the side of The third prince worked with him on the palace coup.

But now, because of Pei Yu's intervention, the Hou Mansion can be said to be increasingly destitute and impoverished, and the quality of life is completely different from what Zhou Qing remembered in his previous life. Under such living conditions, why did the Hou Mansion do nothing? Faced with the increasingly difficult living conditions and the increasingly poor financial reserves of the Hou Mansion, can the people of the Hou Mansion, who once lived a wealthy life with no worries about food and clothing, restrain their inner desires, greed and ambitions?