It's great, another day of lying down and idling in the palace

"master!"

Madam Hao was very dissatisfied: "Why? Didn't Huai'er just play with her? Huai'er was just having fun for a while, how could he just marry that vixen home like this?"

Master Hao glared at her fiercely: "You did something like this in the palace, in front of everyone, what else can I do if I don't marry her back?"

"But...but everyone knows how promiscuous that woman is. Wouldn't it be a joke if I married her?"

How can she go out then?

Under Mr. Hao's stern gaze, Mrs. Hao's voice became lower and lower.

But there was still reluctance on his face.

We're almost there, we can't go on like this.

There was no other way, so Mr. Hao comforted her: "Marry her first, and when she dies in two years, who will say anything? Then you can marry Huai'er a good one."

As for why he died after two years?

The person is right under our noses, so why don’t you let her die whenever you want?

Madam Hao immediately said: "Our Huai'er has been well-behaved since childhood, and the princess can marry her."

He was quickly thinking about how to deal with this woman.

It would be best if he died suddenly after marriage, so that Huai'er could marry a virtuous wife as soon as possible.

Huai'er doesn't like studying and hasn't made much progress in martial arts. It would be better for him to have a capable support from the Yue family.

In fact, the Sixteenth Princess is now in her prime, she complements Huai'er, and she is gentle and polite, making her the best candidate.

But if she remarries after a year or two, the Sixteenth Princess will seem a little old.

Huai'er likes younger girls, so by that time the eighteenth princess should be 28 years old...

However, it is said that the Eighteenth Princess has a bad temper and has been spoiled to death, so she may not be able to serve her future husband well.

Now that you have a wife, you should also take concubines, and you should choose a few good girls with clean family backgrounds to marry into the house.

There is also her distant niece. I heard that she has only one daughter and all the family property will belong to her in the future. Although her status is a bit low, it is still okay for her to be a concubine.

Mrs. Hao thought about it for a while, and the two of them finally arrived at Jingren Hall.

When she saw her dying son lying on the ground, Mrs. Hao rushed over without hesitation.

The voice was shrill and sharp: "Huai'er!"

She looked at her son in front of her, feeling extremely distressed. "Who was it? Who beat you up like this? Was it that vixen?"

As Mrs. Hao said this, she started to search everywhere for that vixen.

When she saw the person tied up, she rushed over immediately, wishing to tear her to pieces.

How dare she?

At this time, Mr. Hao was not as impulsive as Mrs. Hao.

He saw the emperor standing in the hall at a glance and his heart trembled.

He knelt down with a plop: "Your Majesty, this old minister's disappointing child..."

The old emperor was in a bad mood at the moment, and he couldn't really argue with a child, not to mention that the child was his grandson - although he had many sons and grandsons.

When he saw Master Hao, the old emperor immediately found someone to vent his anger on.

This old guy actually dared to instigate his son to do such a thing in the palace, and even spoke rudely to the emperor's grandson. He is simply unscrupulous, full of evil, and unforgivable!

"Lord Hao, you came just in time. You allowed your children and grandchildren to fight with the emperor's grandson in the palace. You really taught him a good son!"

Mr. Hao was stunned by the emperor's question.

WTF?

Didn’t it say that Hao Huai deliberately drugged Miss Wen Liu in order to do something inappropriate?

He broke out in a cold sweat and beat the emperor's grandson violently in the palace.

It's over, it's all over now.

"Your Majesty, please consider that I have been loyal to my duties all my life..."

The old emperor waved his hand, not wanting to listen to his excuses any more: "Take them all away and interrogate them properly."

He suddenly remembered: "Didn't they say that after the incident, they caught a few sneaky people nearby?"

King Zhao responded: "Indeed, we have captured a few people."

The old emperor dealt with them all at once: "Take those people away and interrogate them thoroughly."

King Zhao: “Yes.”

Originally, the emperor would not care about these little things at all.

But before that, the little princess told her father that someone was trying to poison the emperor in order to get him to come out quickly from the imperial study where he was discussing something.

That's why the emperor came here in person.

However, the emperor did not announce the poisoning plan, intending to lure out the person.

The people were taken away, the matter was resolved, and the old emperor began to interrogate several people about what they had heard.

When this matter was mentioned, Ruirui immediately responded positively.

He stopped crying and quickly recounted what had happened.

Including the first two times someone came in, the person who came in for the first time was the most cautious and came back to check several times.

He also specifically told him that someone wanted to harm him, so he shouldn't forget about it.

The adults present were not stupid and could see what the boy was planning at a glance.

The old emperor of the Zhao Dynasty said: "Father, this kid has always been naughty and says whatever he wants. After all, he is still young, so it is inevitable that he will be a little indulgent..."

Concubine Wen looked at King Zhao with an anxious look, and was relieved when she heard him pleading for Ruirui.

The old emperor was speechless and said: "I didn't say anything"

When I asked the other two children, they stammered a few words and then looked confused and couldn't remember anything.

The old emperor looked at the eight younger children again. He had given up hope in the first place, and then something happened that made him even less hopeful.

Eight identical kids couldn't even utter a coherent sentence together.

That would have been fine, but one of the children, for some unknown reason, called the old emperor "Father".

The other children were also a little confused, and then they all followed suit and called the old emperor "Father".

Old Emperor: “…”

They are all identical silly kids. Why did the fourth child have eight children?

Once there was a comparison, he realized that although Ruirui talked a lot, it was not entirely a bad thing.

He looked at King Zhao. No wonder the third brother treated this child more specially.

At this time, King Zhao was reaching out to lift the child off his body. The child was obviously not happy and was still struggling.

But King Zhao could not bear it any longer. The child used his shoulder as a handkerchief and wiped all his tears on him.

This kid looks exactly like his mother!

If Yun Qing hugged him and cried, he wouldn't say anything even if she used him to wipe her tears, but why would a little kid like you wipe them?

King Zhao put Ruirui on the ground and stuffed a handkerchief into his hand.

If you have any snot or tears, wipe them with a handkerchief.

After Ruirui got down from the ground, he ran to the old emperor and then looked at the eight silly children who surrounded him and called him daddy.

"Stop shouting, this is your grandfather, your father will be here soon"

The silly kids still had clear expressions on their faces.

Ruirui frowned and yelled at them, "Don't talk!"

Only then did the children stop crying.

Only then did Ruirui breathe a sigh of relief.

He turned to look at the old emperor: "Grandfather, are you done asking questions? After that, I want to go find the fourth uncle and hand the brothers back to him. It's really tiring to take care of children!"

As he said this, the little child sighed helplessly.