Hei Meng husband and wife's son is too pitiful

Chapter 21
Naturally, Rui Ling didn't care about those people's mental activities, because he was already asleep.

Not as bright and flamboyant as usual, but with a sense of calmness and tranquility, a little coldness, a touch of alienation, and the eyebrows like distant mountains are slightly frowned, as if there are endless worries in sleep.Under the eyes, there is a faint blue shadow.

Seeing this scene, the two couldn't bear to be disturbed, so they backed out gently, watched the jailer lock the door in person, and then left.

In fact, leaving is not always the case, because they have to deliver every meal. This is due to the fact that Rui Da's son is delicate and weak, and he is easy to get sick. He can't eat prison food or wear dirty clothes. Sometimes I spent half a year here, and later simply bought the yard opposite the yamen for the servants to live in. Of course, these were all authorized by the emperor.

Everyone felt that the emperor seemed to be extra lenient towards the dandy and idiot Rui Ling, and there was a hint of connivance. Prince Rui's mansion is really a favorite.

Others just chuckled, don't say it, don't say it, the Holy One is wise, you and I can speculate on our own.

Half a month passed in the blink of an eye.

Except that on the seventh day when Ruiling was eating, a lump of booger bounced from the opposite cell through the double door, and fell into the bowl with precision, in exchange for retching for a few days. No. On the 14th day, a sow with an unknown purpose passed through layers of guards and collapsed exhausted in Ruiling's arms. Apart from another story that had to be told between humans and animals in Pingcheng, nothing else happened in the Jingwei Yamen.

Oh, if it wasn't for Xiao Yong's occasional sarcasm, this trip would have been even more perfect.

During this period, a major event happened in Xining. The king of Xining, who had been seriously ill for half a year and was said to have no cure, was treated by two hermit doctors, and his life was restored.

It is said that on the day when the emperor got the news, he was spared from going to the royal temple to fulfill his wish for the king of Xining. However, some people said that there was a lot of ping-pong-pong in the imperial study that day.

Regardless of what happened, it was true that the early court was avoided. Apart from the more conscientious work of the officials, there seemed to be no major shocks in the entire continent.

This place is different from the ancient times in our history, but the culture is quite similar to some ancient dynasties. It is not clear where it is, maybe it is a parallel time and space, maybe it is not.

Here is a country with the largest area on the mainland. This country bows its head from all directions and comes to court from all directions. For more than [-] years since the founding of the country, the control has not been loosened but tightened. There is no country, no home, and no one dares to get rid of it.

This country is called Luoxia.

No one knows where the name Luoxia came from, only that it was mentioned by the founding emperor himself.

Great Confucians who have read poetry and books have speculated whether the sunset came from the allusions of the previous generation, and came up with more than a hundred kinds of results; historians who have studied the history and tried to find the source of the sunset, came up with more than a hundred kinds of results; Those in the department of command and calendar insisted that it represented a certain kind of celestial phenomenon or fate, and they obtained more than a hundred kinds of results after studying day and night.

Several groups of people could not settle down, quarreled for hundreds of years with no results, and finally settled down, becoming one of Luoxia's top ten problems.

In this regard, some people just laughed, a group of old antiques, simple things are complicated, maybe this is the name of someone's sweetheart, I don't know.

Of course, this joke cannot be passed on and cannot reach the ears of those who have studied it carefully.

Leaving aside the origin of the country's name, the distribution of Luoxia's powers is also quite thought-provoking, because of its unique numerical regularity, and because each power has been passed down for hundreds of years and has never fallen.

A prince, two kings of the opposite sex, three aristocratic families, four dependent countries, and five martial arts sects constitute Luoxia's main power distribution.

(End of this chapter)