When Li Kuan did what he said, he held a banquet in Tianxialou the next day. As court officials, Gavinda, Quan Wentan and others knew that such occasions should not be present. The food in the world is too great for them, especially the wine with endless aftertaste, which is simply delicious on earth.
Li Kuan still booked the venue. This time, Gavinda, Quan Wentan and others became smarter. They did not wear official uniforms, but attended in regular uniforms, and showed up in a very low-key manner to avoid causing riots. Gavinda was the first to be there, and others came one after another.
Gavinda was a little embarrassed to come here alone, and saw his colleagues appearing one by one, and smiled at each other, tacitly knowing why they were here. On this day everyone was drunk again, and Li Kuan once again acted as a hostess.
Unlike last time, the people from the Metropolitan Government did not come this time. Even so, Li Kuan additionally ordered food to be taken back to the house. After all, the people in the mansion have spent a lot of time trying to find themselves during this period, and Li Kuan will naturally not forget them.
"His Royal Highness, you are really different among so many princes and nobles!"
Gavinda's face was red, his mouth was full of alcohol, and his body was a little shaky, pulling Li Kuan to chat about the family. This is a great contrast to the meticulous Gavinda who is usually drunk. After being drunk, Gavinda said with all his heart: "I have served in the Korean Central Committee for several years, and I will participate in this kind of banquet every once in a while. I can't eat and drink well. Only the banquet of your Royal Highness makes me very happy!"
Li Kuan laughed loudly and said, "Come on, you won't be drunk or go home today!"
Gavinda's wine is thriving, and naturally those who come will not refuse. The closer you get to Li Kuan, the more you feel that he is different. Although Li Kuan, the chief governor, is a false post, and the two have no direct relationship between superiors and superiors, Gavinda is a great master of Confucianism, knows etiquette, is brave and courageous, and a little drunk, forgetting what he has learned, as usual. People speak as freely as possible.
Li Kuan took the initiative to toast, and Gavinda drank it. The feeling on his head made him dizzy, but his spirit was better than ever. As a master of Confucianism, Gavinda naturally likes to drink. The wines in the world are well-known far and wide. Due to the identity problem, he dare not drink it blatantly. How can I miss this good opportunity now
Others also started talking with Li Kuan. For the first time, they were not familiar with Li Kuan, and they didn't understand Li Kuan's temperament. They all seemed a little restrained. Even small talks are mostly with colleagues. This time it can be regarded as a shared adversity, and I have a very happy chat with Li Kuan.
Even officials with small alcoholic beverages enjoy their drinks. This feeling is like a gathering of friends, making everyone forget their identity and age, and just remember to continue drinking. Even though it was an official who fell to the ground drunk, he still held the wine jar with his hands.
This time, Li Kuan set up a banquet to entertain Jingzhou officials because he expressed his apologies. The atmosphere was very different from before. They all felt the same as Gavinda. Not only did Li Kuan have no pretensions, but he was very kind and treated people with modesty and politeness. Such a prince was really completely different from what they knew.
It can be said that there is a fundamental difference between the banquet this time and the last time!
Li Kuan ate and drank enough in Tianxialou, while Wu Jue stayed in the mansion for training! Because this time when she returned to the house, Mrs. Rongguo, Mrs. Yang, saw the hosta on Wu Suo’s hair and the jewelry she was wearing, causing her to frown slightly, and carefully observed Wu Suo’s every move, revealing a trace of her face. Helpless.
As a person who came by, the Yang family naturally saw that Wu Jue was no longer the eldest daughter of Huanghua. The two suddenly disappeared for two months. Yang family was worried about Wu Jue and Li Kuan Yuli, and never wanted to be guessed by him. That night, Yang did not say much.
Until Li Kuan left the house, he called to Wu Sui alone to ask the truth about the matter. Wu Hui knew that he couldn't hide his mother's eyes from Yang, so he could only answer one to five to ten. Yang immediately reprimanded Wu Hui for not cherishing herself. This was the first time she seriously criticized and educated Wu Hui.
Wu Jue admitted that she was wrong and introspected that Yang was still instructing her. Only their mother and daughter knew the secret of this matter. After all, this matter involves the privacy of Wu Hui's daughter's family, even if the other two women did not tell, after Wu Hui's lesson, Yang's supervision of the other two women is more stringent.
Although it is true that Li Kuan and Wu Jue had entered into a marriage contract, they did not formally pay a courtesy to marry. Yang was speechless by putting the cart before the horse. Even though Li Kuan, the son-in-law, she agreed very much, but after this incident, she decided to restrict Wu Jue's behavior to avoid the opportunity for the two to be alone.
If Li Kuan used power to suppress others, Yang decided to take the three of them out of the Dudu Mansion! As for Li Kuan's behavior, Yang is not qualified to comment. When Li Kuan returned home drunk, she did not show up when Wu Jue's name was called in her mouth.
At this time, Wu Shuo was punished by Yang to kneel. Even at night, he had to go to bed under Yang's supervision. Even the two of them slept in a gangbang, just to watch Wu Shuo and to prevent things from going badly. The direction is further developed.
Li Kuan called Wu Suo for a long time, but still no one was seen, so he staggered to Wu Suo's room, opened the door and still didn't see anyone. I woke up a bit drunk in an instant, and my heart was full of worries, and he called the servants in the palace to know the truth.
Suddenly, Li Kuan was embarrassed and told them to retreat, but turned around and went back to the room alone! Even if Li Kuan is the king of Chu, his status is extraordinary, but he doesn't have the courage to break into the boudoir of Rongguo's wife Yang, if it is spread out, it will be fine.
Li Kuan had to give it up and returned to the room angrily, still thinking about how to explain to Yang tomorrow, tiredness and drunkenness came to make him fall asleep deeply. For seven days, Li Kuan never saw the shadow of Wu Jue. Even Yang did not leave the house. Li Kuan didn't have a chance to explain, and he also knew that this was Yang's warning and punishment for his overstepping etiquette.
Although Yang didn't say it clearly, she used actual actions to prove her position. Even if the two are in agreement and they are ordered by their parents to enter into a marriage contract, it is not true that everything is left to them. It was not until the eighth day that the messengers in the palace finally arrived in Jiangling City.
Li Kuan immediately arranged his clothes and ordered people to burn incense to receive the decree. However, when the Tang Dynasty received the decree, he did not need to kneel to meet him, he just had to stand and bow slightly. The edict exclaimed with his unique sharp voice: "The emperor said: Chu Wang Li Kuan was more than twenty years old. Since ancient times, twenty men have been the weak crown. You are the royal family of the Tang Dynasty and should be crowned. Therefore, you are allowed to enter Beijing. Enter Chang'an and salute in the royal ancestral temple."
Li Kuan caught the imperial edict with both hands and looked at the purple scroll in his hand. This was very different from the imperial edict he knew. In addition, the central content of the imperial decree is indeed the same as those read by the messenger, but in the imperial decree, it begins with the word “menxia” and ends with April 20, the thirteenth year of Zhenguan. There are also people such as Menxiasheng, Shangshu Zuopushe, etc. Attribution. The fastest full text of 噺⒏⑴祌 んττρs:/м.χ八㈠zщ.còм/
Li Kuan felt that the imperial decree was much more complicated than he thought. There were imperial decree before but this time it was not official. As for the time of entering Beijing, it was the end of April, and a mansion in Chang'an was specially given to live in, which means that there are still ten days to prepare for him at the latest.
Li Kuan took some silver and rewarded the messenger, the man accepted it with joy, and kindly reminded Li Kuan a few words. He said that this incident alarmed the emperor and told Li Kuan to take extra care after entering Beijing to avoid further trouble. Li Kuan was very grateful for this. (End of this chapter)