My father is Jiajing

Zhu Zaigui kept chatting with Emperor Jiajing until almost three o'clock in the morning, when Emperor Jiajing began to feel a little tired.

So Zhu Zaigui escorted Emperor Jiajing back to the Wanshou Palace and sent him to the Jingshe inside the Wanshou Palace. Then, after instructing Chen Hong and Li Fang, he quietly left.

As for Li Ran's matter, after an in-depth communication with Emperor Jiajing, Zhu Zaigui decided to ignore it for the time being and wait and see who would jump out after Li Ran and "stand up for him"!
At that time, Zhu Zaigui will deal with and resolve the matter based on the extent of the incident and the scope of its impact.

The most urgent thing now is to get a good night's sleep and then continue with tomorrow's work.

Looking back on the past, Zhu Zaigui can hardly remember the experiences of staying up late like he does now.

It can be seen that after traveling through time, Zhu Zaigui's daily routine became very regular and healthy.

Of course, the real reason why Zhu Zaigui was healthy was not entirely due to his work and rest habits. It was more because Zhu Zaigui had insisted on practicing "Xiantian Gong" every day for nearly 20 years, and had also subtly practiced the breathing method that came with this exercise into the rhythm and state of his usual breathing.

After that, Zhu Zaigui no longer easily ate and drank supplements that seemed to be good for people as he used to.

These supplements sometimes seem to be good for the body, but if you drink and use them for a long time, these supplements that seem to be good for your body will become a burden to your body.

Therefore, Zhu Zaigui has always insisted on a light taste. As for supplements like ginseng and wolfberry, Zhu Zaigui would never eat them as meals or drink them as tea unless they were needed for his physical needs.

After all, after these things enter the human body, in order to decompose and digest them, the body's functions need to provide more assistance, and once this assistance exceeds the body's organs' original purification and absorption capacity.

These things are no longer supplements, but chronic poisons that can take lives!
Therefore, consider your own health and your long-term consideration.

Zhu Zaigui has always adhered to the bottom line of health preservation: "Don't take medicine if you are not sick, and don't take supplements if you are not weak."

Moreover, according to Zhu Zaigui's long-term observation and thinking, the reason why Emperor Jiajing was able to live to the age of sixty after taking drugs for decades was that

The most likely reason is that he did not take the various nourishing medicines prescribed by the Imperial Hospital. In addition, he wanted to cultivate immortality, so his diet must have imitated the immortals' lifestyle of "eating wind and drinking dew".

In addition, his original physical condition was much stronger than that of ordinary people. Therefore, even though he had been making heavy metal elixirs for decades, it still did not cause any real burden on his body.

Therefore, the reason why Emperor Jiajing lived to the ripe old age of sixty was most likely because he had accidentally led a healthy life, which allowed him to live longer than the average emperor.

Therefore, when you are not sick, you should never look for problems for yourself and take some tonic medicine without knowing whether it is effective or not.

You may not feel any effect when you take these tonics, but if you take them for a long time, it will definitely cause serious problems to your body.

After returning to the palace, Zhu Zaigui took a look at the lights in the backyard.

Zhu Zaiqi asked, "Is the princess still awake?"

The current princess is Chen.

Meng Chong also followed Zhu Zaigui's gaze and looked over. "The lights in the yard are still on. They must be still waiting for the prince."

Zhu Zaiqi hummed, "Okay, you should go and rest first. I don't need you to serve me here anymore."

Meng Chong also accompanied Zhu Zaigui until this moment. To be honest, this was also a great test for Meng Chong.

So when he heard Zhu Zaigui asking him to go and rest as well, he was extremely touched.

Meng Chong said: "It won't be too late to rest after I send you there."

Zhu Zaigui chuckled, "No need, I don't know my way home. You've worked hard today. By the way, go to King Jing again tomorrow and tell him to lock Li Ran up alone and not let anyone talk to him. Even if he takes the initiative to talk, don't let anyone pay attention to him. I want to see how long he can hold out in this state!"

Zhu Zaigui's treatment of Li Ran was a spur-of-the-moment decision.

After all, I don't plan to pursue it in a big way, so I'll play some psychological warfare with him to see if he can withstand the loneliness and torment of being ignored.

Although Meng Chong did not understand Zhu Zaigui's intention in making such an arrangement, he still replied seriously: "I'll remember it."

Zhu Zaiqi looked at Meng Chong again and said, "Go ahead."

After saying this, Zhu Zaigui walked towards Concubine Chen's courtyard.

When Zhu Zaigui arrived at Concubine Chen's yard, Concubine Chen in the house seemed to sense his arrival. A figure suddenly stood up inside, and the lights in the house began to sway slightly.

When Zhu Zaigui saw this scene, a faint smile appeared on the corner of his mouth.

Although Concubine Chen had no heir, her whole heart was on Zhu Zaigui. Over the years, she had managed the palace in an orderly manner and was respected by everyone in the palace. She was considered a qualified and capable mistress.

Therefore, Zhu Zaigui's attitude towards Concubine Chen was as good as ever, and the relationship between the two of them could be described as "mutual support".

Zhu Zaigui walked to the front of Concubine Chen's room and pushed it gently. At this moment, Concubine Chen in the room immediately came to the door and opened it before Zhu Zaigui did.

Seeing Zhu Zaigui coming back so late, Concubine Chen's mood suddenly brightened up, "The prince is back."

Zhu Zaigui looked at Concubine Chen who had insisted on waiting for him until this moment, and his heart was warmed. "Yes, I just returned home."

After entering the house, Zhu Zaigui enjoyed Chen Fei's service. He stretched out his body naturally and let Chen Fei help him unbutton his clothes and unbutton his belt. Then he put his taken-off coat on the screen buckle where clothes were placed.

While helping Zhu Zaigui take off his clothes, Concubine Chen sighed and said, "I didn't expect that the ceremony of His Majesty moving into the new palace would take so long."

Zhu Zaigui said: "It wasn't that long actually. It ended at the end of midnight."

Concubine Chen helped Zhu Zaigui put away the belt he had just untied and put aside, and asked curiously, "It ended so early, why did the prince come back at three o'clock in the morning?"

Zhu Zaigui turned around to let Concubine Chen help him take off his complicated clothes. He then said, "Because His Majesty summoned me personally."

After hearing these words, Concubine Chen couldn't help but pause and looked at Zhu Zaigui in disbelief.

Obviously, Concubine Chen also found this matter incredible.

You know, "two dragons cannot meet each other", which is the biggest taboo in this dynasty.

But now Zhu Zaigui actually said that Emperor Jiajing summoned him personally. Doesn’t this mean that the taboo of “two dragons not meeting” has ended from today?
Concubine Chen was surprised and asked, "Did His Majesty really summon the prince?"

Zhu Zai looked at Concubine Chen's shocked expression, and smiled as he pinched her still beautiful and smooth face. "What? Can I still lie to you?"

Chen Fei's pretty face turned red when Zhu Zaigui pinched her, and she shyly explained: "That's not what I meant. I just can't believe that His Majesty would summon the prince. You know..."

At this point, Concubine Chen stopped talking and did not continue. But at this moment, Zhu Zaigui continued, "You should know that Tao Zhongwen once told your majesty the prophecy of 'two dragons cannot meet' in order to preserve the fate between your majesty and us princes, right?"

Concubine Chen nodded softly, and it was obvious that she was also concerned about this issue.

After all, Emperor Jiajing had eight sons, and now only Zhu Zaigui and Prince Jing Zhu Zaizhen are left because they died young. If this prophecy of "two dragons never meeting" is still powerful, what will happen if something unexpected happens next?

Therefore, Concubine Chen was also extremely worried about Zhu Zaigui at this moment.

She was afraid that her husband might meet with an accident because of the prophecy of "two dragons never meeting" which carried a magical and fatalistic feeling.

If this is true, then what should happen to Prince Yu's Mansion in the future?
Zhu Zaigui naturally understood Concubine Chen's concerns.

Zhu Zaigui reached out and stroked Concubine Chen's cheek, comforting her: "Don't worry about these false words. Besides, Your Majesty is already nearly sixty years old, and he should enjoy the family happiness that he has never enjoyed before."

"Moreover, the reason why Your Majesty broke the taboo of 'two dragons cannot meet' at this time was not a whim, but because he had a firm belief that the fate of 'two dragons cannot meet' had ended."

"That's why His Majesty summoned me to the West Garden to chat for such a long time after moving to the new palace tonight."

Looking at Zhu Zaigui's calm eyes and listening to his normal voice, Concubine Chen finally relaxed a lot of the tension in her heart.

However, even though she was much more relaxed, Concubine Chen still looked at Zhu Zaigui with worry, "I am still afraid."

Zhu Zaiqi continued to comfort him, "Don't be afraid. Let me tell you another secret. On the night of Prince Jing's wedding, Your Majesty personally summoned Prince Jing to meet him. Now that so many years have passed, isn't Prince Jing still doing well?"

"What does this mean? This means that the prophecy of 'two dragons never meeting' has long since died in name only and no longer affects the father-son relationship between your majesty, me and my brother Prince Jing."

When Concubine Chen heard this, her worries were finally calmed down by Zhu Zaigui.

Concubine Chen couldn't help but be pleasantly surprised and said, "This is really great. From now on, the prince and His Majesty can not only see each other often, but also spend time together and enjoy the warmth between father and son."

Zhu Zaigui chuckled and hugged Chen Fei again, "You are right. It is getting late, we should go to bed early."

The moment Zhu Zaigui hugged Concubine Chen, her pretty face couldn't help but turn red again.

Concubine Chen whispered, "Your Majesty, it's already three o'clock in the morning."

Zhu Zaigui smiled and said, "Yes, it's three o'clock in the morning, it's time to rest."

After hearing what Zhu Zaigui said, Concubine Chen didn't know how to refute it.

She could only obey Zhu Zaigui's thoughts and be picked up by Zhu Zaigui, and then the two of them went towards the embroidered couch inside.

Then, with a series of rustling sounds, many clothes that did not belong to Zhu Zaigui were thrown onto the embroidered couch.

After these clothes were thrown out, I didn't know whether it was the heaven and earth shaking, or the candlelight shaking.

In short, after this moment, everything seemed to sway with a wonderful rhythm.

However, this shaking will not make people feel fear or dizziness, but will only make people enjoy a harmonious and beautiful feeling from the heart and body in the rhythm of this shaking.

The next day, early in the morning.

Zhu Zaigui got up early again without fail and practiced the "Xiantian Gong" in Chen Fei's yard. After he felt his body getting slightly warm and felt the first ray of purple air rising from the eastern sky shining on his body, Zhu Zaigui finally stopped and breathed a long sigh of relief.

It seemed that all the fatigue and hard work from yesterday and last night were exhaled with this breath.

The eunuchs and servants who were serving on the side saw Zhu Zaigui stop his movements, and they immediately handed him the hot water and towels they had prepared, allowing Zhu Zaigui to simply wash his hands and wipe the sweat off his body.

After finishing all this, Zhu Zaigui casually threw the towel in his hand to a young eunuch holding a tray.

"Have Kunkun and the others woke up yet?"

Zhu Zaigui first asked about the situation of Zhu Yi and Zhu Yijun.

The young eunuch who was serving Zhu Zaigui immediately replied: "The Crown Prince and the young prince are already attending morning classes."

When Zhu Zaigui heard that Zhu Yi and Zhu Yijun were already attending morning classes, he nodded with satisfaction.

Their morning lessons are different from those of ordinary scholars.

The morning lessons Zhu Zaigui set for them were actually similar to the way he exercised in the early morning.

It’s a pity that these two little bastards don’t have that kind of life-threatening feeling, so even if Zhu Zaigui wanted to teach them the essence of the “Xiantian Gong” breathing method, they don’t have the talent to learn it.

Therefore, when they were about seven or eight years old, Zhu Zaigui found several masters with real kung fu in the Imperial Stables and Chaotian Temple, and used the most basic body training methods to help them build up their physical foundation.

Otherwise, if you allow them to live a life of luxury and have no sense of crisis, they will eventually ruin themselves.

Therefore, Zhu Zaigui was particularly attentive and unique in the education of his two sons Zhu Yi and Zhu Yijun.

Moreover, as the emperor's grandsons, they did not have the pressure of passing the imperial examinations, so they naturally did not need to memorize Confucian classics such as the Four Books and Five Classics.

Therefore, the way Zhu Zaigui educates them is very different from the previous education of princes and relatives.

They just need to balance work and rest to keep fit, learn some necessary common sense, and some basic Confucian classics and historical writings.

As for what they can learn in the future and what they want to learn, it depends on their actual needs in the future.

After all, if nothing unexpected happens, their future lives will definitely affect hundreds of millions of people and the future development direction of the country.

If they were allowed to study hard with a group of so-called great scholars, God knows whether they would be educated to become the "second Jianwen"!
Therefore, when they were young, Zhu Zaigui was already concerned about their education. He did not let them stick to the convention of reading only Confucianism and learning only its principles and classics.

Sometimes, Zhu Zaigui would even teach them personally, telling them some knowledge that was not yet available in that era, in order to help them expand their world view, outlook on life, and values ​​towards the world!

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