Zhao Defang's road to the virtuous king

"Okay!" Di Shoujie hurried to hand over the imperial decree to Du Wenkai. Du Wenkai fell to the ground and cried bitterly as if he had been born again. Something that can’t be done. It really saved Du Wenkai.”

"My lord is still wise," Di Shoujie said, "I thought Du Wenkai's matter was just like this. I was just angry at the time. I never thought that my lord would actually listen to it."

"Brother, it would be great if this matter can be resolved." Concubine Di nodded, "It's just that my brother will leave Beijing tomorrow, and this trip will take more than a month, so please take care."

"Your Majesty, don't worry, I will take care of myself for my brother."

On the next day at Chen, Defang rushed to Di's mansion to see off Di Shoujie, and Di Shoujie stepped forward to salute, "My lord, why are you here in person? Are you feeling better?"

"Brother, I'm fine, I..." Defang was very regretful, "I'm sorry."

"My lord, don't say that, it's only been over a month, and I'll be back soon."

"If it weren't for my selfishness, brother wouldn't have to travel far to the border." Defang shook her head, "I didn't expect so many people to suffer because of my wrong thoughts, brother, me."

"My lord, you are right. Touring border towns is not a war, and there is no danger. I can make another contribution this trip out of Beijing." Di Shoujie smiled, "Of course this kind of good thing should be left to my family, and I would like to thank the lord Woolen cloth."

"Brother, Madam misses you very much when you leave Beijing, if Madam knows."

"Your Highness, Your Majesty won't know. Don't worry, I will come back safely."

"I'm really ashamed that there are so many brothers."

"My lord, don't be like this." Di Shoujie took two glasses of wine, "My lord, after drinking this cup, I will leave Beijing, you and your wife take care."

"Brother, take care, please."

Defang sent Di Shoujie back to the palace, and Concubine Di asked, "My lord, is brother out of Beijing?"

"Yes, we're out of Beijing." Defang helped Concubine Di sit down, "Ma'am, you won't blame me, will you?"

"What are you blaming the prince for?"

"Let my brother go to inspect the border town."

"How can it be? Didn't you say that there is no danger if you don't fight? My brother can still make meritorious service, and my concubine still needs to thank the prince. How can I blame you?"

Defang took Di Concubine's hand and thought for a while and said softly, "Ma'am. If... I mean, if. If I. I have something to hide from Madam, will Madam be like me?"

"What is the prince talking about?" Concubine Di smiled, "Could it be that someone also asked the Emperor Taizu to marry the prince?"

Hearing this, Defang looked at Concubine Di, avoided her eyes, lowered her head slightly and said, "That's not true. But let's get a little bit of it. Actually. Before I married my wife."

When Concubine Di heard this, she suddenly knew what Defang was going to say, so she hurriedly said, "My lord, since it's about the past and before the wedding, the concubine doesn't want to know about it."

"Ma'am, I."

"The concubine only knows that after marrying the lord, the lord loves the concubine very much and never hides anything." Concubine Di patted Defang's hand, "No matter what the lord does, it must be for the good of the concubine. Knowing this is enough"

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