play tricks around the bed

Because this is a transitional chapter, there should be another (should?)

Li Jue treated the wound in Li Gou's palace.

He didn't like to stay in the palace too much, and originally planned to go back to the palace to bandage up, but Li Gou pestered him not to let him go.

Li Gou was always in the palace by himself.

It would be good if children of the same age didn't compete with him, let alone play with him.

Li Jue has always been very patient with his younger siblings, so he stayed in Li Gou's palace for a while.

While waiting for the imperial physician to prescribe the prescription, the little prince asked Li Jue about his homework.

Li Jue had nothing to do, so he took it over and looked at it, and asked intentionally or unintentionally, "Why don't you ask the Taifu?"

The little prince graciously pressed Li Jue to sit down, put the brush into Li Jue's hand, and flattered him: "They are all too bad, no, it's better to teach my cousin better."

Li Jue saw through Li Gou's careful thoughts at a glance, glanced at Li Gou, and asked casually: "I can't finish writing, I'm afraid His Majesty will punish you, let me help you?"

Li Gou was a little embarrassed to be exposed, smiled awkwardly, and whispered in Li Jue's ear: "I played with a slingshot a few days ago, and hit a bag on the head of the master. Recently, the old man has been very angry. , I dare not provoke him."

Li Jue glanced at Li Gou, with a look of astonishment on his face, pushed the book back to Li Gou and said, "Write it yourself, you won't ask me."

Li Gou couldn't do the hard work, so he hired an extra supervisor. He pouted in pain, and lay down on the table and scribbled on the books in boredom.

Li Gou still has the heart of a child, he is not too honest, and he started talking nonsense with Li Jue after writing it for a while.

Li Gou asked Li Jue: "Brother, did you and your sister-in-law also learn these stinky and long things when they were studying?"

Li Jue didn't speak, and made tea by himself.

Li Gou was bored, so he had to keep his head down and continue writing.

After writing for a while, he asked Li Jue again: "Brother, next time, let my little sister-in-law accompany me to do my homework?"

After Li Jue spoke this time, he paused while making tea, and asked, "Why?"

Li Gou said: "Because my little sister-in-law has a better temper than you."

Li Jue: "..."

Because Li Jue didn't help Li Gou, Li Gou felt a little annoyed at Li Jue on purpose, pretending to be innocent while doing his homework, and said, "It's really pitiful little sister-in-law, who is going to be squeezed mercilessly by you."

Li Jue couldn't hear this, and asked a little dissatisfied: "When did I squeeze him?"

"I've heard that you always forcibly carry your little sister-in-law back to the palace and lock her in the house." Li Gou raised his head, looked at Li Jue and said indignantly, "Brother, you are robbing a young man, my little sister-in-law is so nice Why are you doing this to him?"

"..." Li Jue wanted to refute Li Gou, but after thinking about it carefully, he found that what Li Gou said... seemed to be true.

Li Jue had no choice but to cough and said, "You will understand when you grow up."

"Why do you understand when you grow up?" Li Gou asked Li Jue with staring eyes, "Is it because I will lock my little sister-in-law in the house when I grow up?"

"..." Li Jue: "No!"

Once again, Li Jue felt that he was right to be jealous. Li Gou is not old enough, but his thinking is quite progressive.

Thinking that Li Gou was young, Li Jue held back and didn't argue with Li Gou.

Li Jue has a good temper with Li Gou, apart from the reason why he has always been more patient with his younger siblings, it is also partly because Li Gou resembles Chen Zhu when he was a child in some respects.

He didn't know if it was the case for children of this age. Li Gou was a bit naughty like Shen Zhu's when he was a child.

The reason why Li Jue didn't let Shen Zhu take Li Go with him and let Li Gou talk nonsense all day was because Li Gou was too noisy.

Li Gou spoke nicely and asked Shen Zhu to accompany Li Gou to do homework.

But based on Li Jue's understanding of Shen Zhu, if Shen Zhu didn't bring Li Gou to blow the head of the master, it would be considered Shen Zhu's future.He was afraid that if Shen Zhu and Li Gou were put together, they would tear down the palace.

Li Jue was puzzled, how could the old emperor, such a scheming person, be able to give birth to these two things, Li Gou and Li Youqing.

Li Jue lamented once again how much he gave his parents and elders peace of mind when he was a child.

In the past few years, Li Jue felt that the old emperor let himself take Li Gou with him intentionally or unintentionally, probably because he wanted to gradually transfer the power in his hands to Li Gou in the future.

Li Jue frowned unconsciously as he looked at Li Gou who had grown like a radish in the field these past few years.Li Gou grew up in a few years, but he still couldn't hand over the power to Li Gou.

But he didn't want to hurt Li Gou either.

Li Gou grew up in a very healthy environment. He was born in the royal family and was taught by the Taifu.He has the cunning of a little boy in his temperament, but he is still open and bright in his bones.

He didn't even know how deep the gulf between his cousin and his father was.

Li Jue remembered his childhood.

He used to be open-minded, but now he can only be poked at the back and treated as a powerful minister with both sides.

Li Jue looked down at the teacup in his hand, and the tea in the cup poured out his own shadow.

He didn't want Li Gou to repeat his tragedy.

If Li Gou is really a monarch in the future, he hopes that Li Gou will not be as weak as the first emperor, nor as suspicious and vicious as the current emperor.

He hoped that Li Gou could be a wise king.

Li Jue accompanied Li Gou to finish his homework before leaving the palace.

After leaving Miyagi, Li Jue looked up at the blue sky with no expression on his face.

Chang Wei, who came to pick up Li Jue, was startled when he saw the wound on Li Jue's forehead, and after a little thought, he probably had another quarrel with the emperor.

"Your Highness should also take good care of yourself." Chang Wei persuaded, "Even if it's not for yourself, even if it's to prevent the young master from worrying, Your Highness shouldn't always conflict with His Majesty."

"He's not here again." Li Jue was used to being injured, and he got into the carriage and told Chang Wei, "Go to Jianguo Temple."

Chang Wei hesitated, and asked with a solemn expression: "Your Highness, is the plan to be advanced?"

Li Jue responded lightly, "En."

Jianguo Temple is the largest Buddhist temple in Bianliang, and people come and go to pray for gods and worship Buddha for more than a year.

Jianguo Temple is not as quiet as other monasteries, it is very lively, there are all kinds of people who come here, widows, widows and lonely, rich and gentry.After all, people have something to ask for in life, and those who know they can't get it, they go to Buddhist temples to pray for some comfort.

Especially for people like Li Jue, the higher their status, the more difficult it is to say what they can't ask for.The only thing he can do is to pin his hope on the Buddha statue who can't open his mouth like him.

Chang Wei has been with Li Jue for many years, and he knows that every time Li Jue plans to deal with someone, he will come to the Buddhist temple to offer a candle lamp.

This time Li Jue came again, which meant that Li Jue was going to make a move soon.

As a prince, Li Jue was naturally received by the abbot.

The abbot is an old monk who has seen through the mundane world. He usually talks to himself a few words of Zen language that others can't understand, and Li Jue can't understand it.

But this time the abbot stopped Li Jue.

The abbot blocked Li Jue's way, and stood in front of him with a Buddhist bead in one hand and fingers clasped together in the other, and said "Amitabha".

It is rare for the abbot not to speak Zen words, and said slowly, "Seeing the benefactor, the old man seems to be committing suicide."

There was no change in Li Jue's face after hearing this, but he just said flatly: "It has nothing to do with the host."

But the abbot took a step forward and insisted on blocking: "My Buddha is merciful."

Li Jue stopped walking this time, as if he had thought of something.He turned around and went back to the Buddhist hall, offered another flower candle, saluted the abbot, and said: "Buddhas don't save people who have no fate, my king's killing karma is too heavy, so I don't ask for anything else.

After speaking, Li Jue looked at the candle, and continued: "If my Buddha is really merciful, let's save him."

After speaking, Li Jue turned around and left with Chang Wei.

After Li Jue left, the abbot took a look at the candle that Li Jue offered, on which Shen Zhu's name and birthday were impressively written.