Ruan Xinhuai looked at the frightened men in black with confusion, and then at the dozens of cold-faced and solemn guards standing on both sides, then hurried into the lobby, and was so busy that he knelt down to salute Lu Zhishan and said: "I am a humble capital master." Governor Ruan Xinhuai pays homage to Prince Jin An!"
Lu Zhishan slowly turned around and looked down at the fat body kneeling in front of him. He had seen this man once before, but it was only a long, long time ago.
Ruan Xinhuai was still young at that time, probably only ten years old. Lu Mingwei personally selected him as the companion for Lu Zhiyue. A person who can be the companion of the emperor's legitimate son must have a good background. More importantly, he heard that This Ruan family man was very intelligent, had seven orifices in his heart, and had a holy heart.
That year, Lu Zhishan returned to Beijing from southern Xinjiang to get married and entered the palace to pay his respects to the Queen Mother. When he passed by the study room, he happened to listen to Ruan Xinhuai reciting "Shuo Mouse" inside. The teenage boy shook his head and endorsed it. It looked interesting, so he stood outside the window and listened.
"The big rat, the big rat, has no food for me! I am not willing to take care of a three-year-old girl. The girl who is about to die is suitable for that paradise. The paradise of paradise, love has found my place."
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At that time, Ruan Xinhuai was tall, good-looking, and good at studies. I heard that the Queen liked Ruan Xinhuai very much and even thought about adopting Ruan Xinhuai as her adopted son. Even Prince Ning, who was far away in the southern border of Xinjiang, was worried about this. I heard that everyone said that this Ruan family man is very extraordinary and will become a great person in time.
It's just that this precocious and intelligent Ruan Shilang was not smart enough for the right place. He served in the Ministry of Household Affairs before he was twenty years old. He was very proud of his youth. However, he was dismissed for corruption and went to court within three years of his first term. , was demoted to Jiangzhou and became a sixth-grade general judge, and then fell into silence. If it were not for Lu Zhiyue's recommendation this time, he would not have the ability to return to Beijing again.
At this moment, Lu Zhishan looked at the fat body kneeling in front of him. He felt extremely nauseated. He suddenly remembered the song "Shuo Mouse".
Once upon a time, that young man who shook his head and memorized "Shuo Mouse" in a serious manner would never have imagined that many years later, he himself would actually become a Shuo Mouse.
After not getting a response from Lu Zhishan for a long time, Ruan Xinhuai was already sweating. He slowly raised his head, cautiously smiled at Lu Zhishan and said, "Your Majesty came to visit late at night. I don't know why?"
"I think you should be self-aware," Lu Zhishan raised his eyebrows and moved his eyes away. He really couldn't see Ruan Xinhuai's greasy smile. He walked slowly to the door of the lobby and looked at the kneeling man. A row of men in black said calmly, "They kept saying that they were ordered to go to Xiahe Village to arrest people, but were they under your orders?"
Ruan Xinhuai thought to himself that it was indeed because of this incident that he was about to stand up and reply. However, before he could stand still, Du Heng suddenly slapped him on the shoulder and knelt down heavily on the ground. His knees suddenly hit the floor tiles, which hurt him. He grinned and half of his body collapsed on the ground.
Du Heng said coldly: "When the prince asks a question, you just kneel down and answer."
"Yes, yes," Ruan Xinhuai gritted his teeth and endured the pain. His heart became even more confused, and he was even more afraid of the always low-key Prince Ning. He was so busy that he kowtowed and said, "Your Majesty Mingjian, I have been ordered to select the goods to be sent to Siam and Tubo. The beauties were originally selected from among the untouchables in the capital, but later because of the great public dissatisfaction, the superiors ordered humble officials to go to the outskirts of the capital to look for her.”