Zhen Guo Princess GL

A Huan woke me up at noon and urged me to go to the provincial government—Cui Mingde is sitting in the military academy today, so he has nothing to do now—I have something on my mind, so I dare not go too fast, and take my time on the way After clearing my mind, I found that A Huan was much calmer than me.Border affairs are by no means as simple as war and peace, even war, and it is not always hacking and killing. Back then, we and Tubo fought continuously while fighting each other, and at the same time, we were still making friends and paying tribute. Parting and reunion, those emotions I had before, on the contrary, I took it for granted.And once I have a clear idea, I don't need Cui Mingde to mention it, I can roughly think of some methods, such as sending envoys to retaliate, or bribery, such as negotiating a peace with fraudulent words, and delaying time.Maybe my mother had the same plan.I was on the edge of a dead end last night - I was already at a loss for this small matter, and if it was a bigger matter, I still don't know what to do.

This is not the same as anti-marriage in the past, and it is far from the point where I have to go on a hunger strike to defy my mother and fight with my life. But these differences are not smaller than the differences between our mother and daughter about my marriage back then, and anti-marriage is just as important. At that time, these things happened all the time.

My wrist, the so-called "political wisdom", is still far behind my mother, A Huan, and maybe Li Dian. When he was sitting in a position to compete with my mother, I was a bystander, so I naturally felt that he was like a rotten tree. Dung wall, but I never thought that my mother's destruction of him does not necessarily mean that I am much taller than him.

While I was thinking about something on my mind, I went to the military school. As a rule, sooner or later is the time for practicing martial arts. Literary classes are all between Si and noon. Procrastinating classes, especially Cui Mingde, but it was already past noon today, but she still hadn't shown up at the military academy office. I asked the attendant at the door, saying that she hadn't returned from class. Walking in the restaurant, when he got to the door, he saw Dugu Shao was also there, wearing a narrow-sleeved white dress and plain leather boots, standing upright like a poplar tree, majestic and upright.

I quietly walked to her side, and found that standing here I could see Cui Mingde giving a lecture, but it would not disturb the inside. The indoor class was almost finished. Cui Mingde's face was calm, and he said the last sentence unhurriedly: " ...The imperial court set up Kunling and Mengchi to protect the two capitals, divided and ruled the ten surnames, and the Turks perished." My heart skipped a beat, and I turned my head to look at Dugu Shao, but Dugu Shao suddenly booed me and said I walked away to the side, and pressed my head. The cat was in the rock formation on the side. Before I could understand, I heard a neat shout from inside, and then the students inside trotted out in a row. My Several nephews who didn't see each other often—including the troublemaker Li Qianli—were inside, following behind their classmates who were of the sixth grade, eighth grade, nine grade or not, neatly and respectfully. Canteen ran.

I unconsciously felt a little relieved, and said to Ah Shao: "Is this the rule you made back then? Well done."

But Dugu Shao was still not satisfied: "I have been here for so long, but no one has found out. They say they are inexperienced, and they still don't believe it. They are like this. When it comes to the battlefield, I can kill a team by myself."

I laughed: "Who would have thought that your dignified ex-jiujiu would do such wretched things as spying? Besides, this is a provincial center, not a battlefield."

Dugu Shao pursed his lips, still looking dissatisfied. I saw that she was not in a good mood, and I could guess a little or two after thinking about it. He shook her hand and called, "A Shao." Just as Cui Mingde came out , When I reached the door, I frowned and looked this way, took a step towards me, moved my right hand to the side, and stopped immediately, Dugu Shao pouted at me: "Look." He went out generously, and smiled at Cui Mingde: "Mingde .”

Cui Mingde nodded slightly, I saw a lot of people here, so I invited them to my inner house, Cui Mingde didn't seem surprised, the whole journey was very peaceful, but when he arrived at the place, made tea, and sat down, the first sentence was Yes: "Your Majesty is unwilling to fight?"

I nodded, and stated my mother's meaning in a tactful manner. I thought the two of them should be a little unhappy—at least Dugu Shao should be a little bit emotional—but I saw them look at each other. Cui Mingde picked up the teacup and took a small drink. With a sip, he said: "Now it's time to hand in the Prince's play?"

I remembered A Huan's words, lowered my eyes and said: "I didn't sleep well last night, and I went to bed late this morning. I came to look for you all together. I don't know about the East Palace. Yesterday I gave a detailed account of the military strength in the Northwest, the resumes of the officers, and the rations." I wonder if my brother has realized it?"

Cui Mingde sneered and said, "Whether you realize it or not, you will only submit the same words in the end. What's the difference?"

She was rarely so harsh, I looked at her in surprise, but saw Dugu Shao sitting cross-legged, lazily saying: "I'm hungry, Erniang, what do you want to eat?" After the food was served, he grabbed the flagon and took a sip first, then started to pick up the meat.People at that time observed filial piety, but in fact it was far less strict. It was very common to hide at home drinking and eating meat, or order musicians to play. It was not uncommon to wear red and purple clothes under filial piety. I only saw Ah Shao alone, I felt quite novel, staring at her, Ah Shao said with a smile: "Did Er Niang blame me for eating meat and drinking during the filial piety?"

I chuckled and shook my head: "Filial piety is in the heart, not in these red tapes."

Dugu Shao laughed more and more: "Look, I'll just say she doesn't mind."

Cui Mingde picked up a piece of vegetarian dish, and said lightly: "Only you know what you think in your heart, even if you are heartbroken, how will others know? Although the red tape is tedious, it can be seen by others and compared with each other, isn't it? Is it as simple as "no red tape"?"

Dugu Shao was so angry at what she said, so he put down his chopsticks and reluctantly ate vegetarian dishes. Fortunately, I remembered that she kept her filial piety, and ordered people to prepare according to the vegetarian diet. The meat was added alone, so it was appropriate at this moment.Usually when we meet, we always have a lot to talk about, but today it was rather cold, halfway through the meal, I was the first to speak: "Er Niang, Sixteen Niang, think for me, how should I write this memorial?"

Dugu Shao's chopsticks suddenly stopped in the air, after this stop, she stopped the chopsticks, pressed her hands on her legs, tilted her head, and couldn't stop looking at Cui Mingde.

Cui Mingde ate the food in a leisurely manner, as if he was full, he put down his chopsticks slowly: "How would Er Niang write it?"

My heart moved, I stared at her and said, "How do you think it should be written?"

Cui Mingde slowly rinsed his mouth, and when he spit out the water, he raised his eyes and glanced at me: "What does Er Niang want to do?"