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It is also because of Su Hui's traditional personality that he has always adhered to the policy of "raising sons poorly and daughters pampering" in children's education. His attitude towards his daughter is much softer than that of his son. Of course, because he is always expressionless, except Except for Mrs. Zhu, there is basically no one who can distinguish this subtle difference.

Over the years, the daughters of the family have been punished more or less, but careful observation reveals that Su Hui himself has never imposed any physical punishment on her daughter, not even the most common hand-beating. There are no restrictions on them in terms of money.

His most common way of punishment is to copy books to do homework, at least three times a book, at least double the homework, and then when handing in these things to him, there are a lot of things at work at home, but he is still serious about these small things, so It also cuts off the opportunistic way for them to get people to write for them.

Perhaps, for some people, this kind of punishment is really not as good as letting themselves be beaten back.

In Su Qizhen's memory, she has experienced too many punishments like this, so when she saw Su Hui later, she no longer wanted to show any sense of presence in front of him to get closer to the father-daughter relationship, and only wanted to keep him at a respectful distance.

However, now that Su Qizhen doesn't buy into these methods mainly relying on his father's majesty, Su Hui really has no other way. He can let Zhu's mother do something, but the dignity of a literati makes him really open Can't speak, can he let him admit in front of his wife that he has nothing to do with the child?
Su Hui asked Su Qizhen to leave with some displeasure, and worried about how to make her more obedient and peaceful in the harem after Su Qizhen left.

Here, Su Qizhen left Su Hui's study and returned to her own room, and put away the indifferent expression in front of Su Hui just now.

Su Qizhen couldn't agree with Su Hui's statement just now that she should keep a low profile. Su Hui still wanted to let her have a child with the emperor, but Su Qizhen didn't even have such an idea.

Su Qizhen, who has watched many Gongdou-themed film and television dramas, said that what is the point of having a child with an emperor who has no emotional foundation? She is still an emperor with a family, and she thinks she has a high moral bottom line. It's like being born as an illegitimate child.

Is there anything wrong with such a statement?Su Qizhen thinks of the imperial palace, and thinks that her child will be born with the legal and reasonable title of princess and prince, which is a bit more convenient.

In her impression, the princess wants to get married, and the prince wants to fight for the throne with other brothers. There are not too many examples of father and son fighting each other in history. It was just a gossip story for entertainment. Now I think of such a story It is very likely that this happened to her own child, and even though Su Qizhen has no experience as a mother, she feels uncomfortable just thinking about it.

If Si Xiu knew what Su Qizhen was thinking now, he would be very surprised. Now this little girl who strives to keep a low profile and doesn't want to have children, no one can compare with Su Qizhen who was the only favorite of the harem in his impression and successfully gave birth to two princes. The concubine got in touch.

What happened in the intervening time, whether it was the distortion of human nature or the loss of morality, please enter "The Story of the Promotion of the Imperial Concubine Su's Harem"...

When the father and daughter of the Su family, Su Hui and Su Qizhen, were anxious about the impending entry into the palace, the other six families who were lucky enough to be concubines also reacted in the same way. Start your own brainstorming.

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Linfu study
Lin Tongfu, the left servant of the Ministry of Rites, looked at the calm and composed eldest daughter in a pink dress in front of him, and couldn't help but feel a huge reluctance and sighed in his heart: "Wanying, at home, you always let me My most reassuring child, I knew that this would happen to me now, even if I was exempted from the election, I wouldn’t even be able to wear the big red wedding dress..."

Lin Wanying looked at her father who started to burst into tears as she spoke, feeling a little helpless, but also somewhat expected. She really didn't know how her sentimental father could rise all the way to the position of Zuo Shilang in the Ministry of Rites. Like the Ministry of Industry, Liubuzhong is a small and transparent place, but the interior is not so simple and stable.

But that's not the point, shouldn't the point be: "Father, didn't you say that you had already greeted me in advance, so that I would naturally lose the election?"

Lin Wanying felt something was wrong a long time ago. Their Lin family is developing well now. Although Lin Tongfu is not very prominent in the Ministry of Rites now, there are never a lot of filial gifts from others. Smooth and smooth.

Lin Wanying would not have participated in this draft if it hadn't been for the express regulations that unmarried and eligible women must participate in the draft. However, because Lin Tongfu is in the Ministry of Rites, they are not too worried, and Lin Tongfu is even more swearing Said everything was already taken care of.

But the final result was that she reached the end smoothly along the way. Although she also felt that she was pretty good regardless of her talent or appearance, she couldn't guarantee that her ability could overwhelm everyone, so why did her qualifications matter? There was something wrong no matter what I thought.

Seeing his daughter looking so calm and steady, Lin Tongfu also began to calm down. After he calmed down, he felt a little guilty and didn't dare to meet his daughter's eyes.

Lin Wanying was smart, seeing her father's expression, she knew that something was wrong, there were other inside stories, and the matter was a foregone conclusion, so she was not in a hurry, and just waited for her father to see when he would speak.

Then as expected, there were some changes inside. Originally, the daughters of some people in the Ministry of Rites participated in the general election. They were very aggressive and wanted to fly a golden phoenix from their home, but unfortunately, the forces behind them were not one. Usually, there are some discords between individuals, so it is inevitable to stumbling each other.

Then they scrambled and scrambled to get angry, but no one got it right. They didn't know how to operate, but they unanimously praised Lin Tongfu, who had always been neutral and never touched anything. Among the daughters of the officials in the Ministry of Rites, except for Lin Wanying, The others were wiped out.

Lin Tongfu was aggrieved by the fact that his daughter was innocently lying on the gun, and the other people looked like Lin Tongfu and Lin Wanying had taken advantage of it, and came to him every day to solicit, making him find no place to vent.

After Lin Tongfu finished speaking, he looked guiltily at his elder daughter, whom he had always loved and valued: "Wanying, in this matter, you are all troubled by your father, but it is too late to say anything now. After you enter the palace, don't worry about it." Fear, no matter what happens, there is a father behind you to support you, although the father has no great ability, but I will try my best not to let you be wronged."

After hearing this, Lin Wanying suddenly understood what happened. Looking at Lin Tongfu's sad expression, she felt that her previous entangled and sad emotions were not so obvious. Instead, she comforted her father: "Father, your daughter's ability Don’t you know? It’s all a coincidence. I just suffered an accident. Those pushers may not feel better now. I don’t know how I feel. I know, I don’t blame you for this matter. , you don’t have to blame yourself.”