The little princess' mind was read, and the court and harem were eating melons

Although she said not to care, Li Qingyi couldn't help but pay attention to the situation at the Crown Princess's home while waiting to see what happened to Yang Jianrang and what would happen to Hu Ping'an.

Then, the Lin family carried the coffin back to their hometown.

Li Qingyi: "..."

How should I put it? She was limited by her own thoughts. How could she forget that other people also carried coffins back to their hometowns?

Li Qingyi went to the Queen and asked, "If my sister-in-law stays in her hometown for the next few years, will there be any danger?"

The queen narrowed her eyes and asked her, "Are you worried that someone is plotting against her?"

Li Qingyi hesitated for a moment, but still nodded: "My mother also said that the position of Crown Princess is a popular one. What if someone thinks that after my future sister-in-law returns to her hometown, it will be far away and if something happens, we in the capital may not be able to find out who did it?"

She became more and more casual in her conversation with the Queen.

Although Li Qingyi herself does not want to think the worst of others, it is hard for her not to worry about this aspect after reading novels about palace fighting and house fighting.

More importantly, according to Wang Xuan, in the original plot, the prince of this period had died unexpectedly, and the so-called princess consort naturally married someone else, so naturally the current incident did not happen.

This made it impossible for Li Qingyi to ask Wang Xuan to cheat, and the so-called script completely lost its effect.

Queen: "Don't worry, your brother will take care of it."

"Royal brother?" Li Qingyi was surprised.

The Queen chuckled, stretched out her hand and scratched her nose, then said: "After all, she is his fiancée, and she was chosen by your father and your grandmother. If he doesn't protect her, do you think you, the Queen Mother, will have to follow him around and take care of him for the rest of your life?"

"Besides, don't underestimate your sister-in-law. Although your future sister-in-law's grandfather and father are both civil officials, her maternal grandfather is also a military commander. She also learned martial arts with her brothers and sisters from her maternal family."

As she spoke, the queen smiled, as if she had thought of something, with a hint of mischief in her eyes: "However, not many people know about this matter, not even Lord Lin knows about it, because he wanted a quiet daughter, and Madam Lin and Miss Lin fulfilled his wish and have been restrained."

Li Qingyi slowly opened his mouth: "...Ah?"

Is there such a thing?

The system popped up: [That’s right, and what Lin Yixi learned was not ordinary external skills, but the kind of martial arts in martial arts novels, which can fly into the sky and hide in the ground. ]

Li Qingyi's eyes were filled with even more shock.

what?

Is her future sister-in-law such a ruthless person?

If he was so powerful, then her previous inexplicable worries were not...

The queen did not hear what the system said. Seeing Li Qingyi's eyes widened in shock, she tried to hold back her laughter, but finally couldn't help laughing out loud. She bent down, hugged her and kissed her, "Yier, are you so surprised? I was thinking that when your sister-in-law gets married, I'll ask her if she can teach you a few tricks."

"Your future sister-in-law's grandfather, General Lin, may not be as famous as the other generals, but he comes from a serious martial arts family. He is personally very powerful, but he is not good at commanding troops in battles. He also likes to keep a low profile, which is why he seems not as powerful as the other old generals."

"If we really talk about achievements, that old general is no worse than other generals. He has killed more than two handfuls of enemy commanders."

The main general is not like the leeks in the field, which can be easily pulled out. The death of a main general is a heavy blow to the enemy camp.

The Queen sighed, "The only one who can compare with this old general in killing more enemy generals is your grandfather."

General Lin is a tough guy, and Emperor Taizu Ning is no less capable, otherwise how could he control those meritorious soldiers under him?

"Although the old general was not good at commanding troops, he was quite capable in local governance. After the Central Plains was pacified, local governments were short of manpower. The old general retired from the front line due to injury and began to show his talent in local governance, with remarkable achievements."

"In the past few years, the old general's health has been getting worse and worse, and your father has kept him in the capital to recuperate. The Lin family has always been low-key, so they don't seem to have much of a reputation."

The Queen: "Otherwise, if your father had given General Lin such a generous title, even the posthumous title of Zhongwu, there would have been many people in the court who would have raised objections."

These are all the result of real achievements.

Li Qingyi is just an amateur history enthusiast. She knows a lot about the historical knowledge that interests her, but she has a superficial understanding of things like ancient posthumous titles.

As for the posthumous title of Zhongwu, Li Qingyi only knew that it was a good posthumous title, but she had no idea how good it was.

The Queen also noticed that she only had a limited understanding, so she hugged Li Qingyi and explained it in detail.

Only then did she realize that the history before was unclear, but at least for now, Zhongwu was the highest posthumous title.

Empress: "The posthumous titles of civil officials and military generals begin with the Chinese characters 文 and 武 respectively, and the Chinese characters are usually followed by... the Chinese character 武 is usually followed by..."

Empress: "The posthumous titles commonly used by civil and military ministers are called Tongshi, which begin with the word Zhong, followed by Wen, Wu, Ding, Lie, Jian, Su, Yi, Jing, etc. These are all very good posthumous titles."

At this point, the Queen paused, thinking of something, and then continued, "But General Lin is your father's loyal and martial marquis, and your grandfather himself has a loyal and martial king, who is also an old general with great military achievements and both civil and military skills. Don't confuse them."

Li Qingyi blinked, came back to his senses, and asked, "So, father stole grandpa's people?"

Hearing this, the Queen's expression was a little subtle. She hesitated for a while before saying, "Really?"

If there really is an underworld after death, when the emperor goes to the underworld, General Lin should be the emperor's man, not Taizu's man.

At least, that's what the Queen thought the Emperor meant.

Li Qingyi suddenly had an idea and remembered: "Lord Zhongwu! Zhuge Kongming!"

She said, why do the two words "Zhongwu" sound so familiar! She said, if there is no representative figure, how can she remember other people's posthumous titles!

A smile appeared in the queen's eyes: "Well, Yi'er is right. Prime Minister Zhuge worked diligently and conscientiously, and was famous for his civil and military achievements. He was posthumously named the Marquis of Loyalty and Martial Arts."

"Before that, there was another loyal and martial king, Shache Wang Yan, who was posthumously named the loyal and martial king."

"But he is not well-known, and many people may not know this Hun." The queen said this, but she talked about this King Zhongwu eloquently, telling Li Qingyi how a Hun maintained the connection between the Shache Kingdom and the Han Dynasty during the Han Dynasty, and how he taught his descendants.

The queen sighed: "... until Wang Mang usurped power, the Xiongnu took advantage of the opportunity to seize the Western Regions, and all the other states submitted to him, except Shache, which refused to surrender to the Xiongnu."

Therefore, although Wang Yan was a Hun, he was not wrong to be given the title of King Zhongwu.