Zhao Defang's road to the virtuous king

"My lord, you and your empress have been working hard for several months, and you entered the palace just after you returned to Beijing, and you went to visit Empress Kaibao again, so you must not be able to rest well. Little thought, if you want to eat or do something at night , there must always be someone to take care of you, right?"

"You guy" Defang smiled helplessly, "The lonely king is fine, now the lonely king ordered you to rest, do you want to obey the order of the chief executive Baili?"

"The small things you told me haven't been done yet." Baili patted his head, "The small ones will get people to do things first, and then go to rest. Do you think it's okay?"

"Okay, my Baili Chief Manager, then you can rush to do it in Baili."

Baili smirked, "Yes! My lord!" Then he trotted out of the inner courtyard.

Looking at Baili's back, Defang smiled, shook her head and went to the dining room. At this time, Ke'er and the people in the dining room were cooking something, Defang walked over and looked, "Ker, what is delicious?" where?"

Ke'er and the people in the dining room were taken aback, and quickly saluted. Ke'er said, "My lord! Why did you come to the dining room?"

"Can't the lonely king enter the dining room? Let's all get up." Defang looked at the casserole, "Is your mother awake?"

"Not yet, the servant girl will make some porridge and side dishes first, and use some when the empress wakes up."

"En." Defang nodded, "Is the side dish ready?"

"It's been washed out, but it hasn't been done yet."

Defang looked at the dishes and said, "Teach the lonely king how to do it."

"Huh?" Ke'er and the people in the dining room looked at Defang in surprise, "My lord, what did you say?"

"Aren't your ears bad? The lonely king asked you to teach the lonely king how to make these side dishes."

Ke'er blinked her eyes, "My lord, the ancients said that a gentleman stays away from cooking, but you are a lord, how can you cook?"

"No." Defang shook his head, "You read books without asking for deep understanding and taking meaning out of context. Mencius's original words are: A gentleman is like a beast. He cannot bear to see him die when he sees his life; The chef is also."