Zhenguan Xiaoxian Wang Li Shen Li Shimin

Li Shimin took the paper handed over by Li Chengqian. With the reference and his familiarity with Li Shen's handwriting, he was able to compare it quickly.

"Yes, it is."

After comparing, Li Shimin nodded.

"Golden Threaded Clothes.

I advise you not to cherish the golden robe,

I advise you to cherish your youth.

The flowers can be folded straight and must be folded,

Don’t wait until there are no flowers left to break the branches.”

Empress Chang Sun looked at the paper translated by Li Chengqian and read.

“It’s a good poem indeed.”

Empress Chang Sun exclaimed in admiration.

Concubine Wei also thought it was good, but since it was written by her own son, it was not convenient for her to praise him. But she was still very happy.

"Yes, mother, this poem by my tenth brother is indeed good. If you think about it carefully, it really suits my tenth brother's personality.

Young people are reckless and enjoy life while they can, for fear of regretting when they are old.

The carefree attitude in this is enviable.”

Li Chengqian also echoed.

"Alas, Shen'er is a child who understands life better than anyone else and never seeks trouble for himself."

Empress Changsun sighed, the meaning was very clear, living clearly meant that Li Shen was able to recognize his position.

Not seeking trouble means that Li Shen does not fight for things that do not belong to him, such as the throne.

This is also the reason why Empress Changsun liked Li Shen the most.

"That's what mother said."

Li Chengqian continued to agree.

Everyone is paying attention to this poem by Li Shen.

No one noticed that Li Shimin's expression slowly turned from curiosity at the beginning to black.

Others take the meaning literally.

But Li Shimin was different. He had tricked Li Shen first, and he had already thought in his mind that Li Shen would write some complaints in the memorial.

With preconceived notions, his first reaction to the poem was different from that of others.

The first impression of the "Jun" here is him, because he is Jun, the Jun of king.

I advise you not to cherish your golden clothes, which means you should not care about wealth and glory.

It also reflects that he cares too much about material things.

The remaining few sentences naturally follow the explanation of the previous sentence, advising him to cherish the present and spend money when he has it, so that he won't die without it.

This rebellious son actually wrote a poem to allude to him just to complain to himself.

"Erlang, what do you think of Shen'er's poem?"

Empress Changsun asked the question at an inappropriate time, she did not notice that Li Shimin's face had turned dark.

"Humph, you have no ambition to make progress, you only know how to enjoy yourself, you are not ashamed of it, but proud of it, and you even wrote a poem about it.

As a prince, he does not care about the country, but is arrogant and extravagant all day long, indulges in debauchery and indulges in luxury. How can this be tolerated?"

Li Shimin snorted coldly and scolded.

"Uh......"

The three people present were all stunned, not understanding why His Majesty had such a big reaction.

Didn’t Your Majesty go out for a walk with his son yesterday?

I heard that they got along very well. After returning to the palace, His Majesty specifically told Empress Changsun that he wanted to perform the ceremony of coming of age for Li Shen.

How come in just one night, the father and son are already at odds again?

What on earth is going on? It's changing too fast.

Empress Changsun looked at Li Chengqian, as if to ask, do you know what happened?

Li Chengqian was about to look at his mother, his face also full of questions.

Both sides immediately guessed that the other side didn't know what happened?

Concubine Wei was also confused. What trouble had her son gotten into?

I was worried about Li Shen all day.

Looking at the angry Li Shimin, Empress Changsun felt both amused and troubled.

This father and son are simply a pair of funny people. They always fight with each other for no reason.

Empress Changsun had known Li Shimin for decades. She married him at the age of thirteen and they were always inseparable.

In his impression, Li Shimin was a very serious person.

Since he took the throne, he has been very serious and his majesty is natural.

Not to mention the ministers, even Li Chengqian and his legitimate sons were in awe when they saw Li Shimin.

But since Li Shen came into being, Li Shimin gradually changed.

He battled wits and courage with his son, and he enjoyed it, and the hostility in him gradually disappeared.

My mood has also become more cheerful, and I am not as worried as before.

Empress Changsun was happy, but the only thing that gave her a headache was the struggle between Li Shimin and Li Shen, father and son.

"Humph, I don't believe I can't discipline you?"

Li Shimin snorted coldly, stood up and walked towards the study.

"Ji Lang, what are you doing?"

Empress Changsun asked hurriedly, and Concubine Wei also looked at her with concern.

"reply!"

Li Shimin said angrily.

"what?"

Li Chengqian opened his mouth wide.

Li Chengqian always believed that his father became like this because of his unreliable younger brother who led him astray.

But I didn't expect it to be so off-center.

Seeing Li Shimin enter the study, Wang De was about to follow him when he was stopped by Empress Changsun.

"Wang De, what's wrong with your majesty? Did something happen between you and Prince Ji again?"

"this......"

Wang De was a little hesitant, after all, it was the emperor's business.

“Don’t worry, His Majesty won’t blame you, it’s not a national event.

This is a family matter, and I am doing this for the sake of the relationship between Your Majesty and Prince Ji.

Don't worry, just say it was me who asked."

Empress Changsun continued to ask, this is a family matter.

If it were state affairs, Empress Changsun would not interfere.

Wang De thought about it and realized that this was indeed the case. Moreover, since the queen had said so, it would be an act of insubordination if he did not respond.

After all, the queen is the mother of the country and commands the entire harem, so she is also the monarch.

The point is that this is not a big deal.

Thinking of this, Wang De bowed.

“To reply to the Queen, it’s actually not a big deal. His Majesty has issued an order that all items for the crowning ceremony for Prince Ji should be purchased by Prince Ji’s Mansion.

The palace is not responsible for paying. "

"......"

The three of them were speechless.

Your Majesty, aren't you too petty?

It's just a matter of a few hundred strings of cash, and yet His Majesty asked Prince Ji's Mansion to pay for it themselves. This is obviously something His Majesty did on purpose.

“No wonder~~”

Empress Changsun suddenly realized.

When the three of them read Li Shen's poem "The Golden Threaded Robe" again, they immediately understood why Li Shimin had such a big reaction.

"Oh~~~"

Empress Changsun sighed and shook her head helplessly.

As expected, the open and secret fights between this father and son have never stopped.

"You said Erlang is really something. Shen'er finally stayed quiet for a while and didn't bother him.

This time it was his turn to plot against Shen'er.

It's just a few hundred strings of cash, not millions of strings of cash, why is it so serious?"

Empress Changsun held her forehead and said.

Li Chengqian quite agreed with it, and even Wang De felt that what the queen said made sense.

If you can cheat a few million coins, everyone will think your majesty is very powerful, but it is not worth it just for a few hundred coins.

Although both of them felt that what the queen said was right, they did not dare to respond, did not dare to nod, and did not dare to express their own opinions.

On the other hand, Concubine Wei felt the same as everyone else. She thought that Li Shen was wrong. It was only a few hundred strings of cash, so there was no need to provoke His Majesty.

If Your Majesty blames me, it will be more trouble than gain.

At this moment, she looked towards the study, feeling somewhat uneasy as to how His Majesty would deal with her son.

(Jun, in the Tang Dynasty, was not a title exclusively for the emperor, but a respectful title for others.

You are almost the same as me.

The name of Wakoku was passed down from this period, for example, Kurai-kun, Ozawa-kun, etc.

Meeting adjourned)