Yusui Chang'an

As An Zhixian's injury gradually improved, Grand Master Yao, Lin Yanqing and several other elders gathered at Evernight Marquis again.

When Mr. Tang Ge came here several times recently, he almost always brought Zheng Xiangheng with him, and the two seemed to have become close friends.

Chu Chengping often accompanied Marquis Pingyang here, and he became familiar with Lin Yanqing and others from time to time.

When Pingyang Hou was playing chess, Chu Chengping took over from An Zhixian and sat beside them to serve tea.Whenever Marquis Pingyang was undecided about a move, or when his move was in the wrong position, Chu Chengping would clear his throat to remind him.

Although Taishi Yao didn't like members of the royal family, he had a calm and upright attitude toward Chu Chengping, the King of Qi, who had no intention of fighting for power and gain. After spending time with him, he smiled a little.

Hearing Chu Chengping clear his throat again, Taishi Yao looked at Doctor Wu who was taking Mr. Tangge's pulse:
"After Divine Doctor Wu checked Mr. Ge's pulse, he also showed it to His Highness Prince Qi. His voice has not been feeling good for a day or two."

When Chu Chengping heard this, he smiled and held his hands in apology:

"The Grand Master is trying to teach the younger generation in a roundabout way. Grandfather and Grand Master have already made it clear that the grandson can only be a true gentleman who watches the game without saying a word. You should think more about it before making a move."

"You brat, I still want you to teach me? Go and play aside. Don't sit here and disturb me."

"Okay."

After Marquis Pingyang finished laughing and scolding, Chu Chengping responded crisply, moved to sit down next to An Zhixian, and poured some tea for Lin Yanqing opposite him. Seeing Lin Yanqing politely preparing to stand up, Chu Chengping's smile turned helpless:

"Master, haven't I told you that I am here with my grandfather, not as a prince, so you don't have to be polite all the time. Besides, your grandchildren and I have been friends since childhood. , no outsiders, just treat me as a junior."

Marquis Pingyang: "What Ping'er is saying is, Yan Qing, I know you are very polite, but there is no need to do so to this brat. If he dares to act like a prince in front of you, I will take care of him."

"Grandpa, look at what you said, how dare I dare to have such a temper of yours."

"What's wrong with me?"

Seeing the grandfather and grandson bickering, everyone in the room was smiling.

Seeing Doctor Wu finish checking his pulse, Mr. Tangge nodded and thanked him, then looked at Marquis Pingyang:

"How old are you to quarrel with your grandson? Zhixian and Xiang Heng are still watching, and they are not ashamed."

Zheng Xiangheng: "The Marquis and His Highness have a deep relationship and are like this. This junior feels very good."

An Zhixian also smiled and agreed.

Doctor Wu checked the wheat for several elders, told them some precautions one by one, and prepared to leave.

Mr. Tang Ge said: "Xiang Heng, the last few times you came here, you didn't meet Dr. Wu. Today, you happened to meet Dr. Wu. Dr. Wu also gave you a diagnosis."

After saying that, Mr. Tang Ge looked at Doctor Wu:

"You are young and your health is too bad. I fell ill a few days ago and was bedridden for a few days. Please help the doctor to take a look at this child."

Zheng Xiangheng couldn't resist, so he could only politely thank him and extend his hand.

Doctor Wu felt for his pulse and looked at Zheng Xiangheng with his eyes. Seeing the helplessness and avoidance in Zheng Xiangheng's smile, Doctor Wu withdrew his hand and said that his body was a little weak and he just needed to nurse himself back to health.

Zheng Xiangheng thanked him gratefully, and followed Doctor Wu out of the room with his eyes before looking back.

After listening to Doctor Wu's words, Mr. Tang Ge told Zheng Xiangheng to pay more attention on weekdays. Then he looked at An Zhixian and shook his head:

"I really don't know what's wrong with you young people. One of you is weak and sick at a young age, and the other is injured in a fall while riding a horse. Your body bones are not as good as those of us old guys."