After traveling through time, I became Han Zhang’s grandson?

No one knew what Emperor Shenzong and Han Ming talked about. The only piece of news that came out from the eunuchs was: Emperor Shenzong beat up Han!

This shocked the entire city of Bianjing. Everyone thought that the government was going to get rid of Han and was dissatisfied with him.

In fact, it all came down to Han Ming being the bad guy and letting Emperor Shenzong take the blame.

Regarding the original marriage with Liang, Han never said that it was "himself" who wanted to marry her.

From the moment Han wrote that letter, he deliberately made others mistakenly believe that it was between them.

Originally, he thought that after the war was over and the Liang family's value was squeezed out, he would just find a nobleman in the capital for Liang to marry.

As a result, this matter was exposed by the damn Liang Yimei, causing a big uproar in the whole city of Bianjing. Even the Han and Yu families heard the letter clearly.

At first they all thought that Han was willing to sacrifice himself for the stability of the Song Dynasty, and that he would marry Liang regardless of his virtuous wife at home.

Therefore, whether it was Han Shipu, Mrs. Lu, or the old Grand Tutor Yu and his wife and Yu Yanran, they were all quite understanding and agreed with Han's approach.

After all, Han Ming has been married for seven or eight years, and apart from Yu Yanran, he has no concubines. Just for this reason, many people say that Yu Yanran is jealous.

It just so happened that there was a marriage plan with the Liang family this time, and Yu Yanran thought that she had to set a good example so that outsiders wouldn't always say bad things about her.

Before Han returned to Beijing, his relatives and family members in Bianjing City had already done the ideological work on him.

After he returned and heard people around him talking about this, he realized that he had been set up by Liang Yimai.

Is that tolerable?!

Not to mention that he has no feelings for the Liang family. Even if he did have feelings, Han Ming would not let you have your way just because you, Liang Yimai, are playing the trick of executing first and reporting later and manipulating public opinion!

Han wrote the memorial that night and waited for a few days. When Emperor Shenzong received the good news about the Western Expedition, he secretly entered the palace and submitted it.

As a result, the gossip that Emperor Shenzong was furious and beat Han Ming spread throughout the capital.

"Wow! You're really brave!"

Gu Tingye, who was promoting military reforms with the Duke of Ying and others in Bianjing City, had an expression as if he had seen a ghost, and held the wine bowl in the air for a long time without putting it down.

“It’s just so-so!”

Han chuckled and bumped his bowl with the other person's.

"Tsk tsk, do you think I'm praising you?!"

Gu Tingye rolled his eyes, gulped down the wine, and curled his lips.

"What can I do? I'm naturally stubborn and I don't take kindly to anything."

"If you want to negotiate with me, I really can't help it, but if you want to set a trap for me, I don't care who it is."

Mr. Han took a sip of the wine and picked up the food with his chopsticks happily.

"After all, things are different now, and the emperor is no longer His Royal Highness Prince Huan..."

Gu Tingye thought it would be better to give a reminder.

"Don't worry, the official may be angry with me for acting first and asking for my permission later. I've screwed him over."

"In fact, our emperor is now very happy to agree to this marriage!"

Mr. Han leaned on the couch, looking at several women dancing in the hall outside the private room.

"Hmm?"

Gu Tingye looked puzzled at first, then he suddenly raised his eyebrows, reacted, and looked at Han Ming carefully.

"You, you are indeed so smart that you are almost like a demon!"

Why does Mr. Han think that Emperor Shenzong is just pretending?

After all, as the former queen of Western Xia, Liang's rank was very high, even if she was the queen of a fallen country.

Not to mention that Han is a marquis, even if he is a duke, it is a question whether he has the ability to arrange marriage.

From the perspective of the entire Song Dynasty, if one wants to use marriage to win over the Liang family and stabilize the Li Xia royal family and the Dangxiang, then only the Zhao Song royal family of the same level is qualified.

If the Tanguts and the Liang family of Western Xia were to rely on Han Ming alone, it would be of absolutely no benefit to the Song Dynasty's governance of the northwest.

From the very beginning, Han has been acting as a face-lifter for Emperor Shenzong...bah, he's acting as a matchmaker!

The most obscure point was that Han was afraid that if he acted on his own and married Liang, Emperor Shenzong would feel resentful.

At the same time, the conservatives in the court are not easy to deal with. They are probably keeping an eye on this trivial matter of mine every day, preparing to report it to the emperor.

After much thought, he decided to take on the reputation of being scheming and leave the trouble to Emperor Shenzong to deal with.

Sure enough, a few days later, Emperor Shenzong issued an edict to arrange a marriage with the Liang family.

But it was not himself, but the second son of the late Emperor Yingzong and the younger brother of Emperor Shenzong, the nineteen-year-old Prince Chang Zhao Hao.

When Mr. Han, who was practicing martial arts at home with his nine-year-old son Han Duanyang, heard the news, he exclaimed "Wow!"

"Well, you are indeed an official, you are really resourceful."

"It's not easy for His Royal Highness Prince Chang, he became a father at just nineteen!"

Han's ruthless complaints made Yong Zeng grin from ear to ear.

"What are you laughing at? His Royal Highness Prince Renchang became a father at the age of nineteen. How old were you when you became a father?!"

Han's words made Yong Zeng freeze in place, and he didn't say a word for a long time.

"Shouye is now at least three years old..."

Yong Zeng held it in for a long time before mumbling out half a sentence.

"Haha, if you look at the rocks next door, the people and children will run away."

Han was very happy that Yong Zeng and Jin Rui, the two people closest to him, could be together, but he was depressed about their late marriage and late childbirth.

"Three years old? How dare you say that!"

"How old were you when I was three?!"

Han was so angry that he stretched out his leg to kick.

"I was five when the Marquis was three!"

Yong Zeng looked at the other person with a wry smile on his face.

"That's it. My son is already nine years old, and Shouye is only three. Who will protect whom in the future?!"

As soon as Han Ming said this, Yong Zeng immediately grinned.

He knew that his master wanted their relationship to be passed down to future generations, and that he would serve the master faithfully and gain military honors.

If his son could stay by Han Duanyang's side and protect him like himself, then his Xu family would have roots and could pass on the family business!

Thinking about Yong Zeng, who is almost thirty years old, his eyes became red.

"Huh? Daddy, did you make Uncle Xu cry?"

Seeing Han Ming and Yong Zeng arguing with each other, Han Duanyang put down his gun and quietly came closer, only to find that Yong Zeng's eyes were a little red.

"Nonsense, your Uncle Xu must have offended your Auntie and couldn't get into bed that night, so he's angry!"

Han Mingshun blurted out something that startled Yong Zeng and Han Duanyang.

"My Lord, you can't slander me like this in front of me!"

"Brother, don't believe what the Marquis says. It's slander! This is slander!!!"

Yong Zeng's exasperated voice made Han Ming and his son laugh uncontrollably.

. . . . . .

Regarding the decision made by Emperor Shenzong, Han had basically no opinion except to say "absolutely".

Now he has two more important things to deal with. One is that Yu Yanran is pregnant again. According to the couple's telepathy, it is estimated that a daughter will not escape.

This made Han Duanyang, who had always been alone, very happy. After all, other people had many brothers and sisters.

In his own home, there were neither concubines nor brothers or sisters. How could a child of his age stay there?

Another thing is that Han's younger sister, Han Yu, has also reached the age of marriage.

Before she came of age, many matchmakers came to her house, but Han Yu rejected them all with one sentence: "You can't even compare to my older brother, so why would you marry him?"

This made Mr. and Mrs. Han Shipu very worried. After all, as time went by, Han Yu was not young anymore.

Of course, this is not small in the eyes of the ancients, but in the eyes of Mr. Han, this person is not even eighteen years old, and he would be a minor in the future!

Mr. Han knew that women in ancient times married and had children early, which led to many diseases and even premature death due to incomplete physical development.

He didn't want his sister to die at such a young age, so Han remained silent about his parents' urging him to get married.

Every time Han Shipu and Lu asked him to persuade Han Yu, Han would agree on the surface and then "forget" it.

After all, I have a lot of things to do, so it’s understandable that I forgot one or two things, right?

As a result, Han Yu felt that his elder brother was on his side. He had a disagreement with Han Shipu and his wife, so he ran away to settle down in the Marquis' Mansion.

He said that his "sister-in-law is pregnant and needs someone to take care of her", but in fact he was just too lazy to listen to his parents' nagging.

Thinking of this, Han still felt that he should give his sister some advance notice and look for a good man in Bianjing City, so that he could match them up when the time comes.

It just so happened that all the military and political affairs of the court were on track, and he was happy to have some free time. He ran around the east, south, west and north of the city every day like a wanderer.

He was either looking for food or looking for people, and all the people in Bianliang thought that something had happened to Han.

Emperor Shenzong really couldn't stand Han Ming's idleness, mainly out of envy and jealousy.

Finally, he was sent directly to the Imperial College to teach students, and was appointed as the chief examiner for the spring and autumn examinations the following year.

This was quite refreshing. Thinking that he would become a teacher-level figure with many students all over the world, Han Ming happily accepted the task.

Officially starting a new job!