Chapter 319: Bastard of the Marquisate (19)

Ji Changze had almost used up the medicine he brought with him, but the palace itself was a place with everything. He made a list, and soon a palace servant brought all the medicine he needed.

There were also two imperial doctors with big white beards.

These two imperial doctors were probably told something before they came, and they were not surprised that Ji Changze, a 13 or 14-year-old boy, was boiling medicine. They stood far away and asked carefully:

"This young gentleman, His Majesty ordered us to come here to record the method of making medicine. May I go forward and take a look?"

They were also complaining in their hearts.

Everyone knows the rules of studying medicine. This is a way to make a living. Although it is to save the world, every family has its own secrets, especially the method of treating this kind of epidemic, which is even more priceless.

Ask yourself, if they find a way to cure this disease, they are willing to take out the medicine to treat the patient, but they may not be willing to reveal the prescription to other doctors.

Even if they were to accept apprentices, the masters were not willing to hand over all their skills.

The two were nervous, but they didn't expect that the young man who didn't look like a doctor, but looked like a young master raised by a rich man, not only didn't despise them, but also smiled and waved for them to come over.

"Your Majesty asked you to help me? How did Your Majesty know that I was tired? Your Majesty is really amazing."

The two white-bearded old men looked nervous, looked at each other, and hesitated to step forward.

Unexpectedly, Ji Changze really didn't hide anything, and quickly told them what medicinal materials were needed, how to brew them, and when to add what medicinal materials so that the medicinal properties would not lose their effectiveness.

Even afraid that they didn't understand, he asked the palace servants for pen and ink, and waved on the table for a while, and finally handed them a simple Tianyuan disease treatment diagram.

The two old imperial doctors were deeply moved, holding the diagram as if they were holding a treasure, and they choked with tears when they saw the content of the diagram.

"Young sir, what kind of medicinal material is this? Is it ginseng?"

Ji Changze looked at the place they pointed at: "This is the doctor who boiled the medicinal materials. Didn't you see the medicinal materials in his hand? I was afraid that you might not understand it, so I marked the names of the medicinal materials next to it."

The two imperial doctors stared at the stickman: "..."

Be more confident and remove the word "maybe".

This young sir has good handwriting, but the drawing is really a bit crude.

Although the medicinal materials held by the stickmen in the drawings are all long strips that are hard to understand, fortunately there are text annotations next to them.

In addition, Ji Changze was watching in person, and the two of them really boiled a pot of pills very quickly.

An old imperial physician seemed to be full of emotion:

"I am about to die. I traveled around when I was young, but I have never seen this method of making medicine. I wonder where did you learn it from?"

Ji Changze stirred the pills in the pot, and said in a tone of "I bought a cabbage on the street today":

"I didn't learn it, I created it myself."

"What?? Created it myself??!!"

The two old imperial physicians almost dropped their jaws in shock, and looked at the young boy in front of them who looked no more than fifteen years old.

"How, how is this possible?"

One of the imperial doctors was so surprised that he stuttered: "Throughout the ages, people have been curing diseases and saving lives by boiling soup. How old are you to invent such a medicine?"

"I get angry when I talk about this."

Ji Changze sighed: "I really don't know who invented the soup. They are all bitter and uncomfortable to drink. When I was a kid, I pretended to be sick and skipped school. The doctor prescribed me a tonic soup, which almost made me vomit."

"Since then, I have been thinking that I must invent a medicine that is not bitter."

The two were dumbfounded.

Before they came, they thought that Ji Changze might be taught by a miracle doctor, or he might have seen precious content that had been lost for a long time in an ancient book.

As a result, Ji Changze actually told them that he thought the medicine was bitter, so he simply invented a medicine that was not bitter?

This is too... too childish...

But when he looked at the other person's aura of a teenager...

Well, he was only a teenager, and he did something that was not in line with the ideas of adults... It seemed normal?

Ji Changze pretended not to see the indescribably complicated expressions of the two people, glanced at the pills, and urged them: "Okay, this pot of medicine can be sent out, and you can start to boil the next pot."

"Are you two tired? Is it okay? If not, how about I ask His Majesty for some more people?"

Seeing that he had no intention of worrying that the prescription would be stolen, the two doctors tentatively agreed.

Ji Changze's face really didn't have any unhappy expression, and he really ordered the palace servants to ask His Majesty to invite a few more doctors.

That night, pots of pills were made, and more than a dozen doctors were tired and excited, with their eyes wide open like copper bells. But Ji Changze, the creator of the pills, actually asked the palace servants for a recliner.

He lay on it, covered with a quilt, and fell asleep with his eyes closed.

The pills were made quickly, but the emperor never took them.

No matter how much he trusted Ji Changyan and Ji Changze, the emperor's caution would not let him take the medicine rashly.

Each of the pills was first tested with a silver needle, and then the emperor randomly selected five pills and asked five palace maids who were also sick to take them.

After a while, the itchiness on their bodies eased, and after a quarter of an hour, the rash on their faces began to subside. Although the scratches on their bodies were still there and they were a little hot, the imperial physician confirmed that they no longer had the previous dangerous symptoms after checking their pulses.

At dawn, the five patients no longer had fevers, and they began to have appetites, and their originally pale faces gradually became rosy.

The imperial physician who had been watching carefully checked their pulses, and after confirming that they had fully recovered, the emperor took a pill and swallowed it.

He closed his eyes quietly and waited for the itchiness on his body to subside. After his strength gradually returned to his body, the emperor opened his eyes, with a trace of excitement in his eyes.

"God bless our country."

Of course, he wanted to say more than just this sentence.

God blesses him.

The emperor claimed to be a wise monarch, but he was also very sure that he could not compare with the Tianyuan Emperor a hundred years ago. He would never be able to surpass the other's achievements and deeds in his life.

But the epidemic that Emperor Tianyuan couldn't deal with was solved by him as soon as it showed a sign.

For the emperor who always regarded Emperor Tianyuan as his lifelong pursuit, this was simply a clear stamp of "I am better than my idol" for him.

After recovering from his illness, he also had the strength to ask other questions.

The emperor asked the palace servants around him: "Ji Changze really didn't keep anything to himself and handed everything over to those imperial doctors?"

The palace servants replied honestly: "Isn't it, Your Majesty? That young master Ji is really a wonderful person. If it were someone else, even if it was Your Majesty's order, I'm afraid he would hesitate."

"As a result, when that young master Ji heard that the two imperial doctors were sent by Your Majesty, he didn't ask anything else, and directly handed over all the skills of making medicine to them. He was afraid that they couldn't see clearly, so he drew a picture."

The emperor was very happy.

Being able to hand over such a pharmaceutical method that could be exchanged for a title without hesitation because of his words, and not even asking for benefits, on the one hand, proves that Ji Changze is a simple person who can't think so much, and on the other hand, doesn't it also indirectly show his trust in the emperor?

Thinking of Ji Changyan again, he was even happier: "This kid is also loyal to me, just like his brother."

Speaking of the devil, the devil appears. Ji Changyan was busy outside with the Golden Armor Guards all night. In one night, the entire capital was firmly guarded by the Golden Armor Guards, and at least more than 30 Golden Armor Guards were arranged on each street.

After ensuring that all situations were under the control of the emperor, he returned.

Ji Changyan knew the emperor's temperament very well. The less the people below asked him to take credit, the more clearly he remembered it in his heart.

He didn't take credit either, just said that the matter was done, and then stood by and waited silently for the emperor to give other orders.

Seeing him like this, the emperor teased him deliberately: "Your taciturn character is the opposite of your brother."

It is said that when teaching the imperial physician to make medicine, Ji Changze never stopped talking. He was either talking or asking for food and drink from the palace people.

Later, when watching the imperial physician make medicine, he even cracked some melon seeds.

If it was an ordinary noble child with no merit who acted like this in the palace, the emperor would definitely think that the other party was either brainless or brainless.

But when it was Ji Changze who could cure Tianyuan disease at a young age and whose troubles from childhood to adulthood were actually reported by Ji Changyan's news...

No matter how the emperor looked at him, he felt that the other party's character was very cute, not shy, not pretending!

He mentioned Ji Changze deliberately. Sure enough, as soon as he finished speaking, Ji Changyan, who had always had a faint expression since he worked for him, showed concern on his face and looked up at the emperor: "My younger brother is stupid and has been spoiled by his family since he was a child. If he does something in the palace that he doesn't understand the rules, please don't bother with him, Your Majesty."

The emperor smiled proudly in his heart.

Until now, Chang Yan didn't know that he was also the other party's pen pal.

Naturally, the other party didn't know that he actually knew that Ji Changze's temperament was not as cold as he appeared on the surface. He was just said that young people were not reliable in their words, so he deliberately acted indifferent to appear more powerful.

Ji Changyan never told anyone about these things in real life, but for pen pals who "didn't know each other's identities", he didn't need to hide anything and spoke freely, but the emperor knew a lot.

It was precisely because of this that he trusted Ji Changyan more than other confidants.

Not only because the other party was capable, but also because he knew better than anyone else how loyal Ji Changyan was to him and to this country.

Ji Changyan looked at the emperor and his eyes moved.

Having been a pen pal with the emperor for such a long time, he had a rough idea of ​​the emperor's temperament, and he could even guess what the emperor was thinking now.

Your Majesty will trust his "truth" more, and what can make Your Majesty feel most at ease is the "truth" he knows, and Ji Changyan, the person involved, is not aware of it.

Of course, the "real Ji Changyan" that Your Majesty sees is actually Ji Changyan showing this according to the other party's favorite temperament in this position, and Ji Changyan will never tell the other party in his life.

To put it bluntly, it's a nesting doll.

The emperor knows that Ji Changyan is his pen pal, and at the same time he is sure that Ji Changyan doesn't know that he knows that he is his pen pal.

Then Ji Changyan must "not know" that he is his pen pal and that the emperor knows that he is him.

It's a tongue twister, but it works well.

He will only always be the one in the eyes of the emperor, who is cold on the surface, but in fact he is just a Ji Changyan who is worried about showing his weakness.

Only when the other party is aware of the real Ji Changyan that others do not know, can he really trust him and let him have enough power to protect his mother and brother.

The emperor naturally did not know what Ji Changyan was thinking.

Compared with training Ji Changyan as a subordinate, he was more inclined to be friends with him.

Occasionally chatting with Ji Changyan and exchanging letters from time to time, he really felt less lonely.

"Your brother is not greedy for merit. He has such great achievements, but he has never thought of asking me for a reward since he entered the palace. This is the first time I have seen such a person."

Ji Changyan would naturally not miss the opportunity to speak well of his brother.

"Changze did things for His Majesty, and he should not ask for any reward. How can His Majesty praise him like this."

It is definitely not that Ji Changyan said he did not want a reward, and the emperor really did not give it.

Not to mention that Ji Changze grew up under his watch, even if it was just based on the other party's merit of eliminating Tianyuan disease, which was enough to be recorded in the history books, he would give him a big reward.

Moreover, he knew very well that Ji Changyan had been worried about how to arrange Ji Changze's future.

In the eyes of his elder brother, his younger brother was naturally very good, but no matter how good he was, Ji Changze was a bastard of a marquisate, and he had no mind or fame. The only way Ji Changyan could arrange for him was to save as much money as possible for him.

Later, when Ji Changyan recovered from his illness, as far as the emperor knew, he brainwashed his bastard brothers every day, asking them to take good care of Ji Changze no matter what the situation was in the future.

It can be said that he worked very hard to pave the way for the other party's future life.

Being spoiled by his mother when he was young and being loved by his elder brother when he grew up, the emperor could not help but recall his troubled childhood.

"You dote on him. Although they are not born of the same mother, you love him more than your brothers."

Ji Changyan rarely smiled and said softly: "Changze has been brought up by my mother since he was a child. Although he is not my mother's biological child, he is no different from her biological child."

As if unintentionally, he added: "If I really died, it would be fine, but I am still alive, so I must protect him."

This remark really aroused the emperor's memories very smoothly.

The emperor's origin is not good. His mother is of humble status. Although she gave birth to a prince, she lived an ordinary life. People in the palace stepped on the high and flattered the low. The emperor's mother couldn't stand the hardship and died of illness when he was three years old.

After that, the emperor who lost his biological mother was sent by his father to a concubine of high status.

His adoptive mother had her own biological son, who was a gentle brother, just like his adoptive mother.

The emperor spent the happiest five years since he was born. Unfortunately, five years later, his elder brother died of a cold. His adoptive mother was not in good health to begin with, and she was sick for half a year before she died.

Since then, the emperor has been alone again.

In the harem struggle, he, a motherless prince, suffered a lot along the way before he sat on the throne.

Sometimes he would think that if his elder brother and adoptive mother had not passed away, he would not have suffered so much, and they would have protected him well.

Now, after hearing Ji Changyan's words, and thinking of their similar situations, the emperor even thought that it was his elder brother who said this.

If it was his elder brother, he would definitely protect Ji Changze like Ji Changyan did, and would not let him suffer at all.

Empathy softened the emperor's gaze towards Ji Changyan for a while.

He also had more empathy for Ji Changze.

He even felt that Ji Changze was the second him.

A him who had not lost all his relatives.

If his relatives were all here, they would definitely be like this child, not worrying about anything, and even if they had accomplished such a big thing, they would not think of asking for credit.

The emperor said in a rush: "Don't worry, your brother is a great contributor. When this matter is over, I will give him the same reward as Emperor Tianyuan did back then."

Emperor Tianyuan was talking about conferring a title of king of a different surname.

Even Ji Changyan's face flashed with disbelief, and then his face, which was always calm, was filled with joy, and he knelt down and saluted.

His voice was sonorous and powerful: "I thank your majesty for your grace on behalf of my brother!"

The emperor actually regretted the words as soon as he said them, after all, the title of king of a different surname was not just a joke.

Emperor Tianyuan saw countless casualties across the country, and had no choice but to make such a big reward.

Ji Changze's contribution was indeed great, but conferring a title of marquis was also a great favor.

But the words were out, and seeing Ji Changyan, who always kept his emotions to himself, so happy, the emperor gradually felt at ease.

Ji Changze saved him and the whole country, so what's wrong with being crowned a king.

With his simple nature, even if he wanted to take revenge on the person who said bad things about his mother, he only thought of raising the price of the medicine that the person's pharmacy didn't have, which was a childish idea.

In addition, he felt that he was in the same situation as the other party (both had a foster mother and an elder brother), so the emperor also wanted Ji Changze to live a better life.

It was like living the wanton life that he had not lived.

The most important person in the country finished talking to himself in his heart, and the regret in his heart quickly dissipated.

He laughed at Ji Changyan, who was full of joy:

"You look so happy, it's as if you got this reward yourself."

Ji Changyan smiled embarrassedly: "Your Majesty, I'm sorry to make you laugh, but my brother is lazy. He has liked to play since he was a child and didn't like to study. Later, he fell in love with medicine and even secretly read medical books when he went to the academy."

"Although his medical skills are good, he can't really make a living as a doctor. Now that His Majesty wants to give him a different surname, King, I can't help but feel happy when I think that Nagasawa will just spend the rest of his life eating, drinking and having fun."

After being reminded like this, the emperor naturally thought about it.

Yes, Ji Changze has medical skills.

He was able to develop new pharmaceutical techniques on his own, and he was able to cure Tianyuan diseases that even Emperor Tianyuan could not cure a hundred years ago.

I’m not sure what kind of medicine can be made in the future.

For such a talented person, he would be well off by using the throne to win him over.

Thinking of this, the emperor lost the last trace of regret in his heart and said with a cheerful smile: "You really underestimate your brother. He is only thirteen years old. He should be more out-tempered. By the way, you are back as well." , let you two brothers talk together, you are so worried, if you are not allowed to see him well, I am afraid that you will be unable to eat and no one will be able to bear it. "

Seeing Ji Changyan looking up at him with a surprised look, "How did you know" written all over his eyes, the emperor felt proud.

The emperor shouldn't know this, but Ji Changyan's pen pal did.

The palace servant sent to call Ji Changze came back and reported that the other party was asleep.

The emperor was not surprised either.

This child has been pampered since he was a child, and it is unlikely that he will be able to deal with the other party if he doesn't sleep all night.

When he heard that Ji Changze asked for a recliner and quilt, and fell asleep next to the doctors who were making medicines, he not only didn't think that the other party didn't understand the rules, but even felt a little pity for them.

"Since he is sleepy, why don't you send him to the couch? Can someone sleep on the hard chair? Ask someone to send him to the couch in the inner hall. Be gentle and don't disturb the child."

The palace people's eyes were filled with surprise.

They have never seen His Majesty be so tolerant of any of his ministers.

It's okay to sleep in the main hall without being scolded, but they actually let them send people to the inner hall to sleep.

The emperor's attitude directly affected the palace people's views on Ji Changze.

When Ji Changze woke up, he found that the palace servants around him were more than a little attentive to him.

It also comes with a big brother who is full of blood.

He has been consciously training his nose sensitivity during this period. After all, he wants to be a doctor, and having a nose with a sensitive sense of smell is the icing on the cake.

After just a sniff, he could smell the smell of blood on Ji Changyan's body.

"Brother, isn't everything going well outside?"

"Um."

In the palace, Ji Changyan did not say much, and simply said: "Some thieves want to take advantage of the chaos to do evil, and they will be killed along the way when they encounter them."

When Ji Changze heard this, his expression suddenly became tense: "Then mother's side..."

"I've sent people to guard it. It'll be okay. There are people at my grandfather's side too. The golden-armored guards are here, so the thieves won't dare to cause trouble."

After speaking, Ji Changyan noticed that his younger brother was relieved at first, and then his expression became awkward. He hesitated for a long time, as if he wanted to say something but was embarrassed to say it.

Ji Changyan was a little confused.

"how?"

Ji Changze: "The Gao family lives in the west of the city. There are fewer people there. I'm afraid thieves will be more likely to become thief. Moreover, the courtyard where the Gao family lives is so short. If a thief wants to get in, he might be able to get in by just turning over."

Ji Changyan really didn't think about the Gao family before.

At present, Miss Gao has not married yet, and in his mind, he has not regarded the other party as his own for a while.

But looking at his younger brother who was so worried that he wanted to run over and guard him, Ji Changyan still nodded and said:

"Then I'll send some people to guard it."

"Isn't it going to be closed for a few more days? The incident happened so suddenly, their family probably didn't store much food, so they might be hungry."

Ji Changze sat up from the couch with a serious look on his face: "Master Gao is not young anymore, so he can't go out hungry. I will go out of the palace to deliver food to them."

Ji Changyan grabbed him.

"Why do you need to make a trip? I can just send someone to deliver it."

Ji Changze: "The people sent don't know the Gao family. What if Master Gao doesn't open the door for them."

Ji Changyan: "The people I sent naturally hold the imperial court's token. Since they are members of the imperial court, how could Master Gao not open the door?"

Ji Changze took off his elder brother's hand on his arm and was still struggling:

"Then I'd better check with the insurance. If someone in the Gao family gets sick, I can help treat it."

"Isn't there a pill prepared by the royal doctor? Just ask someone to bring it over."

"Brother you!"

The young boy seemed to be so angry that he couldn't think of any other reason, so he simply stopped talking and ran out.

Ji Changyan didn't know why. He didn't move and still sat tightly, but his hands easily held the person:

"What are you fussing over? Aren't you all arranged?"

"puff!"

The emperor, who had been listening outside for a while, couldn't help but laugh out loud. When he saw the two brothers who were in a stalemate, they all stood up and saluted him when they heard the noise. He sat down with a smile:

"Okay, everyone, get up. Ji Qing, I usually tell you after seeing you for a while, why are you so clueless about this kind of thing? Your brother is not thinking about Mr. Gao, but he is thinking about Miss Gao."

It's not that Ji Changyan really doesn't understand at all, it's just that he himself has been sick for a long time and has never had any contact with love even at his age. Naturally, he will not think about Ji Changze who is still a child in his heart.

As soon as the emperor reminded him, he immediately understood.

The young master of the Ji family blushed slightly when the emperor exposed his thoughts, and lowered his head as if he was embarrassed to raise his head.

When the emperor saw him like this, he felt more and more amused.

"Okay, I have been young too, so why don't I know that for children of your age, since you are thinking about your future wife, you should leave the palace. It is chaotic outside. I will give you fifty golden armored guards to protect you, so that you can be majestic and majestic."

Without waiting for Ji Changyan to express his gratitude, Ji Changze raised his head with joy and said quickly: "Thank you, Your Majesty!! The common people must make more medicines to repay His Majesty's grace!!"

He also knew that he would make medicine for him, and he was a man who repaid his kindness.

Looking at Ji Changze looking at him with even a hint of admiration, the emperor fell in love with this child who was in a very similar situation to his own back then.

Look at the two brothers standing in front of them, one is steady, the other is lively, one is a writer, and the other is a doctor.

Mr. Ji was really willing to give up such a good pair of sons.

It would be great if they were all his children. He would definitely keep them by his side like a treasure.

The better-behaved his son is, the more it seems that Mr. Ji, a father who doesn't know the pearls, is a fool.

The emperor witnessed that Ji Changyan had to support his illness to think about his mother and brother because his own father not only refused to help, but also hindered him in various ways. He did not like to see Mr. Ji from the beginning.

Previously, Zhou Zhou's mother reconciled with Master Ji and took away all the concubines and concubines in the house. He gloated about this for a while.

Now that I have seen Ji Changze with my own eyes, I feel a little sorry for this child who was said to have been beaten many times with a stick by his own father.

According to Mr. Ji's unreliable appearance, if Zhou Niang hadn't stopped him, Ji Changze might have been beaten to death by him.

Think about it again if Ji Changze was beaten to death, he would not have the opportunity to learn medical skills, and he would not come to the rescue now when Tianyuan disease occurs...

The emperor coughed dryly and mentioned as if unintentionally: "If you are not in a hurry after you go out, you can help the Jinjiawei patrol, especially on Yuan Street, where all the princes and nobles live, and now they are all locked up. If they are not allowed to move around, I'm afraid they will be very frightened. You can calm them down by taking a walk."

Ji Changze looked confused, and seemed to speak subconsciously: "Although Cao Min grew up on Yuan Street, he didn't visit many houses. They don't recognize Cao Min. I'm afraid no one except my father... "

He seemed to understand something, with a look of enlightenment on his face.

Then his face was filled with joy, and he could barely write the word "happiness" on his face.

Obviously, he understood that the emperor deliberately let him show off in front of his own father.

"Thank you, Your Majesty, Nagasawa. Don't worry, Your Majesty! I will definitely visit Genda Street more times!!"

After receiving the emperor's "As long as you understand" nod of approval, he trotted out happily, his back full of joy.

Ji Changyan looked calm on the face, but he was a little surprised in his heart.

This was the first time he knew that His Majesty could actually do such a cowardly and childish thing.

Sure enough, his brother was so cute that even His Majesty was attracted by it.

Ji Changze's face was filled with excitement. After choosing fifty golden-armored guards, his whole body became full of vigour.

Since the emperor gave him the privilege, he wanted to see him happy after getting the privilege. The more he looked like this, the more satisfied he was in his heart.

The biggest person in the world was standing behind him to support him. Ji Changze had nothing to fear. He went straight out of the palace.

As the first guinea pig, Zhou Raoling was left in the palace for observation and leaned on the table with his chin propped up.

He kind of wanted to go out, but he wasn't scared anymore, but he was bored.

But Zhou Raoling was not only boring, he was also timid.

This is the palace, where does he dare to walk around and ask questions, so no matter how much he wants to go out, he can only sigh and continue to wait in silence.

But when he thought that Ji Changze was somewhere in the palace at this moment, just as scared and hesitant as him, Zhou Raoling felt at ease again.

Isn't there Ji Changze who will bear this with him?

Ah, think about it this way.

I felt much better instantly.

Ji Changze, who was thought to be fearful and hesitant like a pitiful little boy, had already left the palace with great momentum.

He also held the token given by the emperor in his hand.

The fifty golden armored guards following him all knew that he was the leader's younger brother, and His Majesty personally ordered them to obey each other's instructions and take care of each other, so they all cooperated very well.

The group of people rode horses and walked smoothly on the street.

At this moment, there was no one on the street except Jin Jiawei, and you could still see a pool of blood on the ground after taking two steps.

The surroundings were very quiet, and the people did not dare to ask what was going on. The doors and windows of Judu were closed tightly, and occasionally a few birds chirped in the sky. Other than that, the only sound left was the movement of the golden armored guards.

The Jin Jiawei guarding the main roads all bowed respectfully and got out of the way after seeing the token presented by Ji Changze. The journey was smooth.

Soon we arrived at Yuan Street.

In the Hou Mansion on Yuan Street, Mr. Ji didn't know what was going on outside. He was extremely scared, and he was too afraid to send anyone out to see. He could only wander around the yard trying to guess for himself.

Ever since Mr. Hou was addicted to having a second child, he has been shutting himself in the backyard, taking a lot of medicine, and working hard to raise a trumpet. Mr. Ji sent someone to call him, but he couldn't come.

The servants in the Hou Mansion were also frightened into chaos. Mr. Ji didn't know how to manage his servants. He himself was confused.

The house is in chaos, and the outside looks dangerous.

Mr. Ji, who had no one to discuss with, regretted that he shouldn't have reconciled at this moment. If there had been no reconciliation, with his wife here, he would at least have a backbone.

But as soon as the thought came to his mind, he immediately pinched himself.

How can you destroy your own ambition and help others gain prestige!

After thinking about it, there was no one to discuss with, so Master Ji gritted his teeth and called the servant: "You, go and call Aunt Ru."

After all, she is his bedmate, at least she can help share the burden.

Aunt Ru has been neglected for so long, and suddenly heard the master calling her, she was so happy that she thought she had finally made it.

She said that since everyone else had left, it was time for her to make it.

At the beginning, that brat Ji Changze also came to persuade her, saying that even if she went out to suffer, it would be better than wearing gold and silver in the mansion, waiting for him to succeed, she was his aunt, and she would definitely have a good life.

Aunt Ru sneered at this.

Doesn't she know what kind of character Ji Changze is? If he still has a future, she might not be able to wait for him for a lifetime.

She is not stupid.

The two parted unhappily, and Ji Changze even said that if she chose to stay in the Marquis's Mansion, he would not honor her at all even if he had any success in the future.

Aunt Ru almost laughed to death.

Where was his play script? What would happen if Ji Changze, a loser, did not have the same old story?

What would he be without the Marquis' Mansion?

Aunt Ru had always believed that she, the only one left, would become the woman who loved the master the most, but something went wrong at the beginning, and the master would rather go out to see his mistress every day than look for her.

But today, didn't he come to look for her?

Seeing the dawn of victory, Aunt Ru was overjoyed, dressed up well, and then swayed to the front yard.

"Master, what are you looking for me for?"

Master Ji was so panicked that he didn't care to see what Aunt Ru was wearing. He pulled her over and said something to her timidly, then asked: "Why do you think those people suddenly surrounded the street?"

Aunt Ru: "..."

She was completely confused: "Maybe, maybe some adult on the street has committed a crime?"

Master Ji looked at her with disdain: "I can see that you don't understand government affairs. If a family caused trouble, they would naturally surround the mansion, but there is no reason to surround the whole street."

He quickly lost interest in Aunt Ru, and stretched his neck and lay on the bed to look out carefully.

"The Golden Armor Guards can only be commanded by His Majesty. Is there something wrong in the palace?"

I don't know if it will involve their Marquis' Mansion. He doesn't want to die so early. He hasn't taken in concubines and given birth to a bunch of sons to cultivate them and make Zhou Sanniang, who is blind, angry to death.

Just thinking about it, he saw a neat team of people passing by outside.

Majestic and imposing.

The leader turned out to be his unfilial son who ran away with his stepmother.

Master Ji: "..."

He rubbed his eyes, lowered his head and said to the people below: "I'm afraid my eyesight is not good enough, Ru'er, come up and see who is outside."

The same □□ was placed next to it. Aunt Ru climbed up with her skirt, looked out, and saw Ji Changze.

Aunt Ru: "..."

The two were in a double panic, and Ji Changze outside raised his eyes and saw them.

He waved to a golden armored soldier to come over, whispered something in his ear, and the golden armored soldier nodded and rode away.

Under the anxious gaze of Master Ji and Aunt Ru, the golden armored soldier returned quickly and brought pen and ink.

Ji Changze picked up the pen and wrote something on each piece of paper.

When he put down his pen, Aunt Ru grabbed him nervously: "Master, they are coming, what should we do? What does Ninth Brother want to do... Why do those Golden Armored Guards listen to him so much? Aren't Golden Armored Guards His Majesty's people?"

Master Ji: "... Maybe it's not Ninth Brother, but just someone who looks similar. He is so young, how could the Golden Armored Guards listen to him?"

As soon as he finished speaking, he saw that team of Golden Armored Guards, led by Ji Changze, arrived in front of the Marquis' Mansion.

Afterwards, a row of Golden Armored Guards raised their hands, each holding a piece of paper in their hands.

Master Ji and Aunt Ru squinted their eyes and looked at it.

There was a word written on each piece of paper.

Master Ji followed word by word:

"Your Majesty wants to make me a king of a different surname... A king of a different surname???"

He choked and his face was full of disbelief.

This row of golden armored guards retreated, and another row of golden armored guards raised their hands. He continued to read:

"From now on... those with the surname Ji will follow me in glory and wealth."

Another row of golden armored guards took over:

"My blood relatives are all backed by me, a king of a different surname."

Auntie Ru's breathing also became heavy.

Then, under the sight of the two, another row of golden armored guards raised the paper in their hands, and Master Ji hurriedly looked at it carefully:

"Except... you??"

Master Ji: "..."

Auntie Ru: "..."

This is not over yet.

The last row of golden armored guards stood up, holding the paper in their hands tightly:

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