Traveling through time and meeting fellow villagers, the secret code is right

"Turn around quickly!" Mo Ling pulled up the quilt and wrapped himself tightly.

"You've seen it all, why are you still turning around?" The prince raised the corner of his mouth and deliberately teased her.

"Anyway, just turn around!" Mo Ling's voice was filled with a hint of shame and anger.

"But you have to let me put on my clothes first!" The prince ignored her protests, reached out to lift the quilt, and jumped off the bed nimbly.

"Ah! You! You! You pervert, you are not wearing any clothes!" Mo Ling screamed, his face flushed with shame.

"I wasn't wearing any clothes the whole night. How come you just noticed it now?" The prince turned around and looked at Mo Ling with a smile.

"You..." Oh my god! Oh my god! Mo Ling hurriedly buried his head deep in the quilt.

"Hahahahahaha!" The prince laughed triumphantly. While putting on his clothes, he would occasionally steal a glance at Mo Ling who was hiding under the quilt.

A few days later - a group of people were sitting around a round table in the East Palace study.

Prince Qin, Xia Mu, the Crown Prince, Mo Ling, and Yi Lei who was wandering around.

Modern people have it all.

"Tell me! Why did you hide it from me?" Mo Ling looked at them one by one: "And the kid who played the jazz drums?"

"Ask the prince! He said he would tease you for a few days..." Xia Mu said.

"Mumu..." The prince stared at the woman who was shirking responsibility, but it seemed that this matter really had nothing to do with her.

"What's the reason?" Mo Ling looked at the modern people.

"I don't know why I had to hide it from you at that time. Who told you to ask me at the beginning if I understood TV and movies? You thought I didn't understand but kept asking. I knew you might be teasing me! That's why I wanted to tease you!" The prince himself was actually not very clear why he had to hide it for so long. Anyway, what else could he do since he had already hidden it?

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"Your Majesty, I came down the mountain this time just for this girl!" The white-haired old man sat opposite the emperor and spoke earnestly.

"Well! Thank you, Taoist priest! I am relieved to leave this child to you. You must teach her carefully. In the future, she will be the Crown Princess of Lufeng!" The emperor stared at the pink little face in the cradle with sharp eyes, as if he saw hope for the future.

The child's big eyes were like bright stars, rolling around, as if exploring this strange world.

"It is my honor that this girl can be loved by the emperor. I would like to thank Your Majesty on behalf of the child!" The white-haired old man held the child in his arms, as if he had found a treasure, and bowed deeply to the emperor.

"This child comes from a prominent family and is the descendant of many famous generals. You must teach him carefully, just as you taught the King of Jin back then!" The emperor said to the old man earnestly, his eyes full of expectations.

"Yes!"

It turned out that the old man was a Taoist priest named Xuanqing. He was a rare talent in the world, both civil and military. At that time, he was unwilling to serve the court, and the emperor felt that it was a pity that such a talent was buried in the mountains. The emperor had no choice but to send the King of Jin to study with him, hoping to learn all he had learned from the King of Jin's high level of understanding! Sure enough, in just a few years, he taught the King of Jin an outstanding one!

Xuanqing was not only the mentor of King Jin, but also the grandson of General Xiong Lao, a famous general in Lufeng, who studied with King Jin. To put it bluntly, although Xiong Zhicheng was the study partner of King Jin, he and King Jin were like brothers. Not long before Xia Mu returned, Xiong Zhicheng unfortunately died in a war to suppress the remaining tribes of the former Dafei. His posthumous son was born to his wife half a year after his death.

Now, the child is about three months old, and his mother died of depression due to excessive longing for her husband. General Xiong once risked his life to save the emperor, so the emperor wanted to take the child to the palace to raise. It happened that Xuanqing came down the mountain at this time, and he liked this disciple very much, so he asked the emperor for him!

Yi Lei couldn't stay in the Eastern Palace. He didn't like his cousins ​​there, and he didn't want to join in when the adults were talking, so he ran to the Emperor's Longteng Palace.

"Grandpa!" Yi Lei shouted as soon as he reached the door.

Then a small figure appeared in front of the emperor and Xuanqing.

"Oh! This child's looks are so precious. You can tell at a glance that he is very intelligent and has great potential!" Xuan Qing seemed to know how to read faces. When he saw Yi Lei, he felt that this child not only had a spiritual aura in his bones, but also was extremely wealthy.

"Haha! Come on, Yilei, this is your grandmaster!" Which parent wouldn't be delighted to hear someone praising their child? The emperor was no exception.

"What? Who is this child?" Hearing that the emperor asked the child to call him Master, then he must be the son of Prince Jin? Xuan Qing looked at Yi Lei carefully again, and he was indeed exactly like Prince Jin.

"Master? Is he someone who teaches Kung Fu?" Yi Lei had heard this title on TV.

"He's your father's master!" The emperor picked up Yi Lei and placed him on his lap.

"You taught my dad Kung Fu, right?" Yi Lei asked again, opening his innocent eyes wide.

"Haha! This child looks exactly like Prince Jin!" Xuan Qing kept staring at Yi Lei's facial features.

Yi Lei found that no one answered his question, so he stopped asking, but his attention was attracted by the child in Xuan Qing's arms.

Following Yi Lei's line of sight, Xuan Qing looked down at the baby in his arms and said, "Your Majesty, this child has not yet been named. I dare to ask Your Majesty to give her a name." Since this is the future Crown Princess, it is not an excessive request to ask the Emperor to give her a name.

"Her ears are so big!" Yi Lei suddenly thought of the big-eared Hu Tu on TV.

"Well! Then I will give her a name!" The emperor nodded and thought.

"Should we give her a name? Her ears are so big, let's just call her Tutu!" Yi Lei was just a child after all, so he didn't know how to give a name. The more he looked at the child, the more he felt that her ears were as big as Hu Tu's. In fact, he didn't even know whether the child was a boy or a girl.

"Tutu? This name..." Xuan Qing thought it was not bad.

"Xiong Tutu?" The emperor also thought the name was very fresh.

Yi Lei didn't understand what the two old men were thinking, nor did he know that the name he gave unintentionally would accompany the three-month-old girl for her entire life.

"Father! My dear teacher!" Prince Jin walked in quickly and bowed respectfully to the two of them.

"His Royal Highness Prince Jin is doing well!" Xuan Qing smiled happily when he saw his favorite student.

"Everything is fine with your disciple! How are you, my master?" Prince Jin did not sit down but stood respectfully. After all, his father and master were above him, so how could he dare to act rashly!

"Has King Jin ever thought of sending this boy to Yunxiao Mountain?" Xuan Qing looked at Yi Lei, just like he looked at King Jin back then, and liked him very much. He never accepted disciples, but King Jin was an exception!

"This... the child is still young..." How could King Jin bear to let his son go to such a far place to practice asceticism? Even if he was willing to do so, Xia Mu would certainly not be able to do so!

"Absolutely not! Yilei is still too young!" The emperor refused hastily. What a joke! If his precious grandson was sent to Yunxiao Mountain, which takes a month to travel to and from Chang'an, it would be extremely difficult to see him in the future!

"Forget it! Forget it! I just thought of this because I saw that this child is stubborn and difficult to discipline..." Xuan Qing looked at Yi Lei, whose eyes were always on the child, and said earnestly: "Don't spoil the child too much!"

The reactions of the emperor and the King of Jin fully demonstrated the importance of this child in their hearts. In this ruthless imperial family, it was a blessing for this child to have such an experience!