After the marriage, I married the most treacherous minister of the dynasty

Yan Mingjue only found out about what Su Qingwan had done after the news spread.

He felt warmed in the heart. It was really good to be remembered and cared for by others at all times.

Damn it, he almost lost such a precious thing before.

Yan Mingjue now comes back every day to have dinner with Su Qingwan and brings the two little ones back with him.

The two little boys have now entered the palace and started studying with Prime Minister Lan.

The second oldest was fine, but the oldest looked like he had lost all hope in life.

"Mom, can't you just practice martial arts and not write?"

Yuan Xingrui said pitifully.

He really doesn't want to write or listen to books.

He didn't understand anything that the tutor said. It was so difficult.

At this time, he admired his younger brother very much. His younger brother was so amazing that he could still listen with great interest.

Looking at his painful expression, Su Qingwan found it funny, but she was also seriously thinking about the temperaments of the two children.

That night, after Su Qingwan and Yan Mingjue finished their meal, she took the initiative to ask to leave for a while. Yan Mingjue knew that she had something to say, so he dismissed the people around him and asked,

"What happened?"

Su Qingwan then repeated what her eldest son had said.

"Rui'er obviously prefers martial arts, so I'm wondering if I should let him learn something he likes."

Yan Mingjue thought for a moment and said:

"I will discuss this matter with the Master before making a decision."

As he spoke, he paused and looked at Su Qingwan.

"Two kids, what do you think?"

Su Qingwan understood what this meant, and she said:

"I don't want them to fight with each other in the future."

Yan Mingjue nodded upon hearing this.

"I see."

He wanted to say that those two fools wouldn't do that, but it was too early to say that now. He still had to wait and see.

On the second day, when the two boys were in class, Yan Mingjue went to take a look. As expected, the second boy was listening with great interest, while the eldest boy looked as if he had lost all hope in life.

Yan Mingjue looked thoughtful, and when they finished the class, he invited Prime Minister Lan to the Qinzheng Hall.

"Lan Xiang, you have also been teaching the two children for a while, how are they doing?"

After hearing this, Lan Xiang considered it for a moment and said:

"The eldest prince learns a little slower, but he works very hard."

"The second prince is a top scholar."

Lan has a very high opinion of Yuan Xingxuan.

He is so talented that there are very few people who can catch his eye.

The smartest person he had ever met in his life was the Second Prince. He was both pleased and worried.

Both children were born to Su Qingwan. She will definitely move into the Eastern Palace in the future. I don’t know what will happen in the future, but for a long period of time, the emperor may only have this one queen.

Both of them are legitimate children. The eldest prince is the eldest legitimate son. According to the rules, the eldest son should be the legitimate son.

In any case, the crown prince should be the eldest prince in the future.

It’s not that the eldest prince is not smart, it’s just that he pays more attention to other aspects.

It would be fine if the second prince was mediocre, but he was so smart that he was worried that something might happen in the future.

Too many people die in every fight for the throne.

Of course he couldn't say these words, but he already had such worries in his heart.

Who is Yan Mingjue? He saw his hidden worry at a glance, thought for a moment and said:

"My wife and I have already discussed this. Since the eldest prince doesn't like to play with words, we'll just follow his wishes."

"Minister Lan doesn't need to assign him so many tasks in the future. Minister Lan can give the Second Prince more advice on how to govern the country."

"As for the eldest prince, I will find him another master to teach him the art of war."