Travel through space and help the prince’s husband in construction

After Huang Luyuan and Xile's marriage was settled, Jixiang, Ping'an and Ruyi also felt the pressure.

Especially Jixiang. He was the emperor of the Beichuan Dynasty, so he was naturally regarded as the best marriage partner by princesses from various countries. All countries sent envoys to request that they bring their princesses to the Beichuan Dynasty to make a pilgrimage.

It was to let the young emperor of the Beichuan Dynasty take a look, hoping that his princess could get the position of a concubine of the Beichuan Dynasty.

However, Jixiang did not want to be the emperor for long. He just wanted to be the emperor for a transition period, and it would not be long before he would pass the throne to his young uncle.

Jixiang frowned, feeling annoyed as he looked at the group of envoys who were eager to try in the court.

The various strange requests made by these envoys also gave Jixiang a headache.

He could not use his power to overwhelm others, as they were guests. However, these envoys also had unique ideas, and they all hoped that he, the emperor, could cooperate with their princesses to hold a matchmaking meeting. These princesses were all talented, and they all wanted to dance, sing, play various musical instruments, etc. for Jixiang, and perform their talents in the court every day.

If it was just one or two countries, it would be easy to deal with, but because of the development of caravans, merchant ships could go anywhere, so many princesses and envoys came one after another. The court was bustling every day, which seriously disrupted the order of the court.

After the court session, he consulted with his uncles and trusted ministers about the matter. His uncles suggested: "The emperor should act decisively, learn to be happy, and get engaged as soon as possible."

The confidant suggested: "The emperor can find some excuses to shirk responsibility, such as declaring that he will announce it to the world after he turns 18, or publicly select a queen."

Jixiang felt that although the delaying tactic could delay the process for four and a half years, such an excuse would also cause Princess Azure of the Lanyu Dynasty to misunderstand.

The ministers also agreed with the suggestion of the emperor's uncles, who were the three ministers of the capital: "Since Princess Xile is already engaged, the emperor might as well take this opportunity to propose to Princess Weilan. If the engagement is successful, the emperor will not have to face so many proposals from princesses of other countries."

Jixiang decided to propose to Princess Weilan of the Lanyu Dynasty and set the marriage. Then he announced that he would marry Princess Weilan as his queen when he turned 18. They would be together for life and there would be no choice of concubines.

Jixiang had already made arrangements. He believed that the young uncle had been in charge of the task for a year under the strict instruction of the Grand Tutor and the Grand Preceptor, and had gradually practiced the art of governing the country.

In a few years, the young uncle will be able to take on the heavy responsibility of being the ruler of a country, and then it will be time for him to abdicate.

Jixiang took the opportunity to share his thoughts with the emperor Li Mohan and the empress dowager Xiao Yunyan when the family went to the valley near Rongqiang to collect herbs. The two of them agreed with both hands and strongly supported their son to get married as soon as possible to avoid more trouble.

Jixiang's grandfather, the Supreme Emperor, and grandmother, the Grand Empress Dowager, also went to join in the fun. They all agreed to Jixiang's engagement with Princess Weilan, and urged Xiao Yunyan and Li Mohan to hurry up and prepare for Jixiang's proposal.

However, the Supreme Emperor and the Grand Empress Dowager did not agree to let their youngest son succeed to the throne so early.

Jixiang became anxious when he heard this. If his uncle did not succeed him, he would have to endure the hardships of being the emperor.

It would take most of the day to review memorials, and he would have to go to court early to discuss matters and deal with difficult issues. Throughout the day, he only had a small amount of time at his disposal.

Jixiang felt that the gap in cultivation between himself and his brothers and sisters was getting bigger and bigger.

Jixiang immediately asked his grandfather, "Grandfather, why don't you agree that my uncle can succeed to the throne as emperor as soon as possible?"

The Supreme Emperor said: "Your uncle does not have such extraordinary abilities as you. He is still a child and has been spoiled by you nephews and nieces since he was a child. Even though he is taught by the Grand Tutors every day, his abilities are still those of an ordinary person.

You are going to hand over such a huge Beichuan Dynasty to him in just a few years. Wouldn't it be a mess? How can he bear this responsibility?

At least in another ten years, when your little uncle has truly grown up, matured mentally and physically, and has mastered the art of governing a country through practice, it won’t be too late to inherit the throne.”

Jixiang's face fell at that time. He thought that he could only last until he was 18 years old, and then he would pass the throne to his younger uncle.

The young uncle is about the same age as them, and should be able to shoulder the responsibilities of an emperor.

However, his wishful thinking was very good. After hearing what Grandfather Huang said, it seemed that it was too far away. Ten years was too long. During these ten years, his cultivation would be far behind that of his brothers and sisters.

Jixiang begged the Empress Dowager for help.

But the Empress Dowager was more determined than the Emperor Grandfather, and she said, "Jixiang, you are the most suitable person to be the Emperor of Beichuan.

You, little uncle, are too naive. You have never suffered from hardship or disaster since childhood, and you have never experienced the same training as you.

He cannot recognize the evil in people's hearts, nor can he understand the suffering of the people. So your grandfather and I plan to take him to travel around frequently. Let him see what kind of life the common people live and what kind of suffering they suffer. In the process of practice, he can practice his way of governing the country.

We are not asking you to help your uncle shoulder the responsibility. You are all members of the royal family, and everyone has the responsibility to shoulder the heavy responsibility of governing the country.

Rather, the entire Beichuan Dynasty, including the countries that cooperate with the Beichuan Dynasty economically, politically, and culturally, needs a stable, prosperous and powerful Beichuan Dynasty.

If you hand over the important task of being the Emperor of Beichuan to your uncle so easily, it will probably affect not only him personally, not just the Beichuan Dynasty, but countless countries.

If the Beichuan Dynasty is stable, the surrounding countries will be stable. By spreading out, the more peripheral countries and the more distant continents will also be stable.

Because the economic prosperity centered on the Beichuan Dynasty brought frequent exchanges between countries, mutual exchange of what they had, unity and cooperation, and mutual benefit. Therefore, there was no war.

Small local wars will soon be quelled as long as we take action.

However, once Beichuan becomes chaotic, the surrounding small countries that originally took refuge in Beichuan will become independent or even become chaotic.

By extension, chaos will also occur in more distant places.

Therefore, the throne of the Emperor of Beichuan is a very important position. You can't give this position to your little uncle too early just because you want to live a leisurely and happy life."

Jixiang felt bitter because his grandfather had given the position directly to his brothers and sisters.

My father didn't want to be emperor, and he didn't even take the position of emperor. He went directly from being the crown prince to the emperor emeritus.

In the end, he, Li Jixiang, was the only one who had to bear all the consequences.

Although his brothers and sisters helped him for a while, now they are all busy with their own things and no one helps him anymore.

Who can understand his hard work and fatigue when such a big business is left to him alone to manage?

Everyone says that the position of emperor is good, and everyone fights for it. However, when they really sit on this position, they will realize how hard it is.

The current Beichuan is not the Beichuan of the past. It is a superpower that almost rules the entire Zhongzhou continent and radiates to all the surrounding continents.

If he was not a cultivator, and his speed in reading and processing problems was not very fast, he would probably have to spend all his time just reviewing the memorials every day.

Jixiang lamented in his heart: “I am so pitiful, I want freedom.

But he thought about what his great grandfather and great grandmother said and felt that it made a lot of sense.

The young uncle is too immature now, and has not formed his own political ideas. He only remembers what the Grand Tutors and Grand Preceptors teach him.

If Beichuan were handed over to the little uncle, I'm afraid he would go crazy from reviewing memorials every day.

This problem needs to be solved. It is not possible to make the young uncle competent in ten years, but to change the administration of the court.