The daily life of the little princess of the royal group

When it was Da Zhou's turn, Jiang Hetang did not reserve anyone in advance, but directly let the girl choose anyone in the hall.

She raised her head very embarrassedly, looked around, and finally chose a woman from the Great Zhou Dynasty who was wearing the same color as herself.

She was wearing a sky blue skirt and had her hair tied up in a bun. She looked very surprised when she was chosen.

This is Tao Youxi, the sister of the former champion, Tao Youxi, now married to Imperial Physician Wang. Her family was poor, and she had never learned the qin. It was only after their marriage that her husband personally taught her, and he often praised her for her talent and intelligence.

However, she had not played the piano for a long time since she had been taking care of the children, but she knew that she had to stand up at this time, otherwise it would be impolite.

Her husband held her hand, telling her not to be afraid. Her brother and sister-in-law's eyes in the distance revealed concern and reassurance.

"Your Highness, Your Majesty, Your Majesty, the Empress, and Your Majesty the Empress Dowager."

"I am not talented and have not studied for many years, so I can only present my ugliness."

Then she stepped forward, nodded and looked at the Persian girl, and played her husband's favorite song.

The song ended, and the lingering sound lingered.

Maybe it’s because we are both from the Great Zhou Dynasty, I can feel the emotion and power of this song more.

Mingyue discovered that the Persian girl was quietly wiping away her tears.

Although Tao Youxi's piano skills were somewhat limited, her performance was full of emotion, and almost the entire audience applauded.

She gracefully accepted the commendation and the friendly embrace of the Persian girl.

But in fact, her legs under the skirt were already trembling. When she returned to her seat, her husband held her hand tightly and coaxed her softly, "My wife is so great."

Mingyue looked at the two of them, and the crab stick in her hand suddenly lost its flavor, as if she had eaten a mouthful of dog food.

The next chess competition was a bit boring. Many young ladies and gentlemen could not sit still and found excuses to come out for some fresh air.

There are chess and Go to choose from. After all, a game takes at least one or two hours.

Mingyue also sneaked out.

Mingyang was waiting for his sister at the door early, and during that time many girls tried to "chat" him up.

Just as Mingyue came out, she saw a little girl with two buns on her hair following Mingyang, asking him all kinds of questions and unable to get rid of her.

Mingyue hid behind the pillar and peeked curiously.

"Brother, brother, what's your name?"

"Brother, are you shy?"

"elder brother?"

Mingyue could see that her elder brother didn't really want to pay attention to her, so she deliberately walked to Mingyang's side and said in a teasing tone, "Brother~~~~"

The little girl was about to laugh at Mingyue for overestimating her own abilities, but unexpectedly, he walked up to her happily and touched Mingyue's head. "Here you are, do you want to go for a stroll in the Imperial Garden?"

"Okay!" Mingyue nodded obediently.

Mingyang bent down slightly, took her hand and walked out.

The little girl put her hands on her hips and suddenly shouted, "Hey, little fatty! First come, first served, do you understand?"

The brother and sister who were walking forward were stunned where they stood.

Zhao Mingyang: It’s over, it’s over. This girl is not going on a hunger strike, is she?

Zhao Mingyue: It’s over, it’s over. Is it so obvious that I’ve gained weight?

The two looked at each other and turned their heads away.

Taotao, who was behind her, grabbed Zhizhi tightly as she was about to rush over to argue with the little girl, "Zhizhi, calm down! Ignore her."

The little girl thought she was scared when she heard that, and she became even more arrogant, "Hey, little fatty, I told you to stop!"

"You are so fat, no boy will like you."

Mingyue still didn't look back, but the little girl followed them all the way.

Finally, he couldn't run anymore, so he picked up a stone on the ground and was about to throw it at Mingyue.

It was Wen Zhi who was passing by who saw it. He pulled Mingyue into his arms, and the stone hit him hard on the back.

Mingyang reacted and asked someone to catch the little girl, and then checked Wen Zhi's injuries.

In fact, there is no need to look hard. Even though the summer clothes are thin, Wen Zhi's back has already seen a little blush.

Although the stone was only the size of a palm, it was very sharp. They could hardly imagine what would happen if it hit Mingyue.

Zhao Mingyang: I feel so bad!!

Wen Zhi: This girl will probably cry for a month.

Mingyue didn't know what was going on. She only saw a group of people rushing to Wen Zhi's side. The girl from before was still yelling, "I didn't do that. It wasn't me. I just wanted to teach that little fat guy a lesson!!"

"Second Brother Wen, what's wrong with you?" Mingyue also wanted to look behind him, but was stopped.

"It's nothing, just a little dirty. Princess, don't look at it, it's very embarrassing." Wen Zhi coughed twice, his face pale. He signaled Mingyang to take her away.

Mingyue looked back every few steps, but was still taken away by Mingyang.

Mingyue didn't know what happened later, but she learned from Zhizhi that the girl was actually the youngest daughter of the former Jiangsu and Zhejiang prefect who had just returned from reporting on his work.

After this incident, the road back to Beijing that the former prefect had asked someone to pave was cut off again. This time, not only was his position as prefect unstable, but he was also demoted to Liuzhou.

After all, with a child like this, I don’t know how the family educates him.

The former prefect felt very miserable. His little daughter had been raised by her old mother and was well-behaved and docile in front of him. How could she be so domineering outside and cause the whole family to suffer?

Mingyue returned to the banquet. In this hall with nearly a hundred people, one person was missing. No one noticed and it didn't cause any big problems.

In the end, Da Zhou was the winner of this game.

It is said that the one who fought against the Great Zhou at that time was Zuo Tian, ​​who was sent by Dongyi and was the best chess player and was known as the "Go Saint".

He cunningly chose a dazed-looking young boy named Jiang Liuer, who looked no more than eight or nine years old.

The rules are set, and there is nothing wrong with his choice. It can only be said that the Dongyi people are too cunning.

However, what no one expected was that this young man of eight or nine years old actually defeated Zuo Tian.

He unbelievably overturned the chessboard and pointed at Jiang Liuer and cursed him. It was only after the Crown Prince of Dongyi ordered him not to go crazy that he was able to end the game safely.

This time, not only did the four countries realize that the Great Zhou was full of talented people, but also that even a child had such great power.

It also made many people in the Great Zhou finally take seriously the eldest son of the Minister of Justice, who was rumored to have shortcomings.

"It turns out the rumors are all false!"

"Is his weakness that he's really good at chess?"

"I've heard that some children are born somewhat dull in life and emotions, but they have some extraordinary qualities."

"This Jiang Liu'er will definitely be extraordinary in the future."

The wife of the Minister of Justice was in tears at this moment. For nine years, no one except her family looked down on her son.

Although I don't think my son is inferior to others in any way, I feel proud and proud that someone recognizes and praises him.

It seemed like I finally had the opportunity to prove that my son was a good boy.