Your Majesty, the National Teacher is in a bad mood today

Whether it was the poison he took on the night of the wedding, or the [-] pills on the second day, it didn't seem to have much effect on Ye Tang.

Within three days, Han Jin saw Ye Tang start coming in and out again.

Han Jin was standing under a tree not far from Yanqing Hall, watching Ye Tang busy in the yard, as if pulling weeds, his white clothes were particularly conspicuous.

The wide sleeve robe was rolled up and tied with a rope, revealing two pure white wrists, holding a hoe to clean up the weeds in the courtyard.

It is clear that he can already go about his activities normally, but he is still on sick leave this morning, so he is simply ignored.

At some point, Han Jin had already reached the gate of the courtyard, watching Ye Tang's movements.

"Your Majesty?" Ye Tang stopped what he was doing, and looked up at Han Jin.

Han Jin responded lightly: "Why does the national teacher do it himself?"

"Your Majesty, I always like to do things myself." Ye Tang said calmly.

"What are you going to do?" Han Jin continued to ask.

Ye Tang wiped the sweat off his forehead, looked at the loosened land, and let out a long breath.

"I want to deal with these weeds, and then dig two graves for my father and mother, so I can come to accompany them when I have nothing to do." Ye Tang said slowly.

Han Jin pursed his thin lips tightly and did not make a sound, but his eyes clearly showed displeasure.

At this moment, Ye Tang looked at him again, and the corner of his mouth twitched: "I don't know if His Majesty has left the whole body of the two of them. If there is still a body, can you hand it over to the minister?"

Han Jin still didn't speak.

At this time, Ye Tang suddenly smiled.

"The minister and His Majesty were joking, but they wanted to plant some flowers in the yard for viewing." Ye Tang had a smile on his lips, as if he wasn't the one who begged for Han Jin's body just now.

Han Jin was silent for a while, and then said coldly, "I'll send someone to bring the ashes over in two days."

Ye Tang paused slightly.

When he looked up at Han Jin again, he saw that Han Jin had already turned and left.

Ye Tang continued to weed as if nothing had happened.

Not long after, Ye Tang felt that the ground was getting hotter, so he put down his hoe and planned to take off his coat.

After fading to normal, I heard movement outside the door.

Turning his head to look, he saw Mo An walking in. Mo An was wearing a crow blue robe, his black hair was curled up neatly, and he was holding a long sword in his arms. He seemed to be carrying a gust of wind when he walked, and he was full of righteousness.

This man was none other than Mo Anmo Yuyuan, the great hussar general of the dynasty. Ye Tang met him on the battlefield.

At that time, Mo An led the army to go out, but he was besieged by the enemy army and fell into a difficult situation. At that time, he was waiting for reinforcements, but he never thought that the reinforcements were only Ye Tang.

What surprised him even more was that he didn't take any action. He just stood still, half of the enemy army casualties were quietly overnight. On the second day, when Mo An was shocked, a huge enemy army suddenly turned against him. He turned against Mo An and told him Ye Tang's orders.

When Mo An broke through the siege and won, he didn't even see Ye Tang.

He admired Ye Tang in his heart, and visited Ye Tang immediately after leading the army back to the court.

The two have known each other for several years.

"General Mo." Ye Tang said after taking a closer look.

"En." Mo An nodded in response, walked to Ye Tang's side, and sized him up for a moment: "I heard that His Majesty punished you a few days ago?"

"Yes." Ye Tang nodded and responded.

"What did you do, and why did His Majesty punish you?" Mo An frowned.