It is difficult to obey the order of the common people

Chapter 320. 320. The Hero
"Feifei said that she is willing to let go of all her identities and stay with monk Huiyuan forever."

When Ji Shaoyuan received the letter from Liang Feifei and his former maid, he couldn't help being surprised.

Who made Liang Feifei write to her for help for the first time?Although Princess Fuhui entrusted Liang Feifei to her before she died of illness, and hoped that she would be a little better, but Liang Feifei spent most of her life in luxury clothes and food, and now she is forced to become a monk. The pain and annoyance in her heart can be imagined .

She and Ji Shaoyuan had an old grievance, just think about it, how could a little girl who was once defiant ask for help from her enemy?Wouldn't that damage her self-esteem?
Liang Feifei didn't want Ji Shaoyuan to see her in a mess, even though she knew that Princess Fuhui had asked Ji Shaoyuan to take care of her, she still couldn't cross this threshold.

Liang Feifei felt awkward and didn't want to have anything to do with Ji Shaoyuan, and Ji Shaoyuan didn't bother to argue with a little girl, so she simply put it aside and did nothing other than send someone to the nunnery where Liang Feifei became a monk to pay her respects.

Liang Feifei asked her maid to deliver this letter to the princess mansion, and handed it to Ji Shaoyuan. Liang Feifei had no other choice.

Emperor Longtai was taken aback, "Monk? Is that a monk?"

How arrogant was Liang Feifei before?How can you look at a mere monk?

"Liang Feifei said that Huiyuan took good care of her, and she thought he was very nice."

Ji Shaoyuan looked indifferent.In fact, Liang Feifei, as the emperor's niece and daughter of the eldest princess, the presiding teacher in the nunnery did not dare to treat Liang Feifei badly.

Not to mention, Ji Shaoyuan would come to greet her from time to time, the only reason for the teacher to respect Liang Feifei.

Emperor Longtai pondered for a moment, and then said after a while: "Since Feifei wants to be with Huiyuan, let her return to vulgarity someday."

After all, Liang Feifei is the blood of Princess Fuhui. Before Liang Feifei became a monk, it was because of the rebellion of the Qu family. It did not mean that Liang Feifei was guilty.

Now, Emperor Longtai's deadline is approaching, and he also wants to try his best to do something within his power, such as the case of Liang Feifei.

Ji Shaoyuan replied respectfully: "Thank you, father."

The emperor nodded and asked Liang Feifei to return to vulgarity. Liang Feifei wanted to be with Huiyuan. The trouble was that Huiyuan was a monk, and she was not allowed to marry and have children without approval.

So, there is more to do.

"In the past, Feifei was very much like my sister. My sister also cared very much for Feifei."

Emperor Longtai suddenly thought of Princess Fuhui. Princess Fuhui suffered from her husband's neglect of her and treated her harshly, but her daughter still had such a spoiled personality. It can be said that Princess Fuhui was overworked, became sick due to overwork, and died of illness. up.

Right now, Liang Feifei wants to start over, and Emperor Longtai just wants his niece to change her mind and stop disappointing Princess Fuhui's kindness.

Ji Shaoyuan took over the conversation, "Feifei is indeed like my aunt. Before my aunt died, Feifei was the one who worried the most."

Although Feifei and Weng Zhaoling are somewhat similar in appearance, they are the children of Princess Fuhui, no matter what, they are related by blood.

Emperor Longtai sighed, "Yuanyuan, Liang Feifei, your aunt asked you, and my father also asked you for something."

"I also ask the father to enlighten me."

Ji Shaoyuan put down the medicine bowl with a serious look.

"You have to take care of Shou'an for me, this child Shou'an..." Emperor Longtai coughed vigorously as he spoke, his skinny cheeks were sunken, and those once sharp yet gentle eyes were now full of pleading, "She was born with a disease from her mother's womb, and she did not do her best to love her when she was alive. I am ashamed of Shou'an. When Jiu'er ascends the throne in the future, Shou'an will be properly raised in the palace. It is not suitable for marriage or marriage. I want her to be safe and healthy."

Princess Shou'an's two sisters have already married and had children, leaving only her, the older princess, in her boudoir, which is very embarrassing.

Earlier, some clan relatives had reminded Emperor Longtai that he wanted to find Princess Shouan's husband's family, but Emperor Longtai refused one by one.

According to Princess Shou'an's body, she can't live a normal life like a normal person at all, let alone take on the responsibility of the clan's wife.

Princess Shou'an is weak and sensitive, and if she meets someone who is unkind, Emperor Longtai can only choke in silence.

To put it bluntly, Emperor Longtai only wanted to support Princess Shou'an for the rest of her life, at worst, when she was lonely, wouldn't it be enough to find a few loving sons to accompany her?
As for the pension, as long as the emperor is not so mean and ungrateful, the rest of Princess Shouan's life should not be too rough and unfortunate.

It's just that Princess Shou'an has no siblings, her natal family is away, and her mother is dead. Who else can think about it for her?

After much deliberation, Emperor Longtai had no choice but to ask Ji Shaoyuan to take care of Princess Shou'an.

"Shou'an's illness was diagnosed and treated by Dr. Lu. At present, he is able to move around freely, but I am afraid that looking for her husband's family is not at ease."

Ji Shaoyuan understood Emperor Longtai's worries.

In Princess Shou'an's situation, if she was allowed to come and go to any high-ranking family at will, Emperor Longtai might have to worry that Princess Shou'an would suffer from endless intrigue and dirty inner affairs.

Emperor Longtai breathed a sigh of relief, "So please, father, please take care of her a little bit. You don't need to find her in-law's family, just raise her in the princess mansion."

After all, the husband-in-law has no relationship with Princess Shou'an, so let him take care of his wife, it's better to ask brothers and sisters to watch Princess Shou'an if they have nothing to do.

Ji Shaoyuan thought for a while and then agreed, "I will keep this matter in my heart."

Princess Shou'an has no grievances with her. Based on Princess Shou'an's situation, she will take care of her.

"and also……"

Emperor Longtai had a long talk with Ji Shaoyuan all night long, and the next day, Emperor Longtai fell into a coma, and Prince Ji Chang went to supervise the country and deal with the government affairs.

Everyone in Daxing knew that the emperor was seriously ill and the prince supervised the country. The previous rebellion was quickly quelled without causing too much loss. This battle also established the reputation of the prince Ji Changdeng.

Therefore, no one dared to show Ji Changdeng a face, and everything was going on in an orderly manner.

In the middle of the night, Emperor Longtai woke up slowly, and he summoned Prince Taifu Liu Taifu, Sikong Master Liu, Grand Marshal Xiao Yue, and Prince Ji Changdeng to attend the Palace of Longevity together overnight.

"...People are mortal, and the princes will help the country, and the country will be safe and secure. The ninth son of the emperor, Ji Changdeng, is obedient and peaceful. He obeys the will of heaven and the hearts of the people. He inherits the great order and relies on the princes..."

After Zhao Dequan finished reading, everyone was silent.

This is the imperial decree of Minister Gu Ming, Xiao Yue is the Grand Marshal and General, but Emperor Longtai gave him the false title of Prince and Taibao, which is equivalent to him being equal to Mr. Liu and Taifu Liu.

Immediately afterwards, Taifu Liu and Master Liu added the left and right doctor Guanglu and the left and right general Yiwei, which is equivalent to holding great power.

Grand Tutor Liu is Ji Changdeng's grand tutor, who bestows grace on him with affection and reason, and Master Liu is because the youngest son Liu Zhiyuan favored Princess Yuhua, the daughter of the imperial concubine. He benefited from the princess's daughter-in-law, and directly transformed into Emperor Longtai important minister.

The three ministers checked and balanced each other. Emperor Longtai didn't want to be dominated by one person, so he pulled Taifu Liu and Liu Sikong, so that the court would not be in chaos.

Finally, he told the prince Ji Changdeng to treat his concubines kindly, especially the imperial concubine An Guifei.

The noble concubine An has no children, and the imperial concubine is old, all need Ji Changdeng to take care of them carefully.

Prince Ji Changdeng and Xiao Yue's officials knelt down to accept the order.

"After I die, don't waste people's wealth. The people's lives must continue. A light burial is enough. The people mourn for one day, and I am satisfied..."

Emperor Longtai's eyes gradually faded, as if he had thought of something, his voice became lower and lower, "Don't disturb the people..."

"Father/Your Majesty..."

Everyone cried together.

On May 23th, the 57rd year of Longtai, Emperor Longtai died at the Hall of Eternal Life at the age of [-].

According to the will, the prince Ji Changdeng ascended the throne before his death, and was known as Emperor Hongxuan in history. The funeral of the first emperor was based on the old ritual, and the funeral was suspended for 49 days. It is necessary to prohibit entertainment and keep filial piety for the late emperor.

Zongzheng and Hongxuan Emperor Ji Changdeng were the first emperors, posthumously titled the Great Sage Guangwu Dexian Jingtaiwei Hongtianzi, and the temple name Shizong was buried in the emperor's mausoleum Anling.

Among the first emperors and concubines, the imperial concubine Wan respected her as the empress dowager according to her edict and enshrined the Renshou Palace, and was named the empress dowager of Zhaokang; the imperial concubine An was enshrined as the empress dowager, and she was enshrined in the Shoukang Palace; Xin Zhaoyi was enshrined as the empress dowager, and she was enshrined in Xining palace.

For the rest of the concubines, those who have children will go to the fief or the princess's mansion, and those who have no children will live in other palaces.

A new era, a new story, begins here.

When Emperor Longtai passed away, Ji Shaoyuan was already sobbing and grief-stricken.

The person who treated her dearest and most loved has already left, and now her parents have left one after another, and she is alone.

Xiao Yue accompanied Ji Shaoyuan to weep silently, and specially set up a mourning hall in the princess mansion to mourn, and wept in the palace to mourn the spirit.

Busy these days, Ji Shaoyuan has lost a lot of weight. Before leaving, Emperor Longtai took her to chatter, told her many things, and also gave her some tasks.

"Princess, Eunuch Zhao is asking to see you."

After the death of Emperor Longtai, Zhao Dequan was retained by Ji Changdeng, and he was still the head servant. However, Zhao De missed the emperor wholeheartedly and didn't want to stay in the deep palace, so he volunteered and came to the princess mansion.

Ji Shaoyuan wiped away his tears, and said in a low voice, "Please come in."

Ji Changdeng wanted Zhao Dequan to stay, and he also wanted to stabilize people's hearts, but Zhao Dequan had lost his mind and was not interested in staying in the deep palace, so he simply asked for orders to come to the princess mansion.

Anyway, Ji Shaoyuan will not treat him badly.

After Zhao Dequan came in, he said one thing with a serious face, "Princess, Chenghui next to Your Majesty, who is now Empress Zhaoyi, is pregnant with His Majesty's flesh and blood."

"How old is the month?"

Ji Shaoyuan frowned.

If it was there when the first emperor kept his filial piety, it would be too embarrassing.

"It's been two months, the late emperor... yes."

When Zhao Dequan said this, he finally cried.

Sejong's death made them sad beyond words.

Ji Shaoyuan frowned, "Since that's the case, the child can be kept. I don't know why the father-in-law is worried?"

Liu Lingyan encountered the late emperor's death within a few days after passing through the door, and his favorite concubine was unlucky for her pregnancy.

"The Empress is not happy. Your Majesty seems to want Zhaoyi to raise the heir."

(End of this chapter)