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- The Taoist madman wrote gold articles in anger, and Saburo was shocked and ashamed. I was shocked that the usually quiet Taoist idiot could be so hot-tempered. I was ashamed that as an elder brother, I couldn't protect my younger brother, and even caused him to suffer.
Because the private restaurant is near the Imperial College, this "fight" between teenagers fell into the eyes of many interested people. Those who had previously been interested in watching Dao Chi, the "emperor's former companion," have probably given up their thoughts now. But a country urchin is useless and has nothing to fear.
The members of the Wang family in Beijing were dissatisfied with the Taoist idiot's "frivolousness" and asked the Taoist idiot to "tactfully" persuade him. Daoist idiots only do puzzles and are not close to the Wang clan.
News spread to the palace that someone slandered Jiajing, saying that a Taoist idiot had disgraced him and made him angry. When Jiajing faced the constraints of the ministers and the inconvenience of the palace officials, he had long been holding back his anger. When I heard about the fight between Taoist idiots, I didn't believe that he was "arrogant and arrogant". Instead, I felt that he must have been bullied severely before he rose up to resist. I was secretly happy in my heart, but I deeply believed that he should not be passive anymore.
The fight between Taoist idiots finally came to an end, and his career as a supervisor in the Imperial College began.
Jin Wenwen regarded the Wang brothers as enemy bandits, relying on the children of Zhang Guojiu's family, and repeatedly caused trouble for the two brothers, but they were resolved by the two brothers.
Sanlang's mother's family, the Yang family, had many objections because of Sanlang's friendship with Taoist idiots. Sanlang was unmoved and drifted away from several cousins ??of the Yang family.
In October, Princess Xingxian arrived at Fangshan. Mrs. Cui, the twelfth eldest daughter of the Wang family, and Mrs. Yang's mother-in-law came to Beijing for Sanlang's marriage and Rong Niang's pregnancy. The eldest son of the clan clan came to Beijing to arrange the marriage between Wang Qi and the princess, and also followed the royal palace's ceremonial procession.
Princess Luan¡¯s carriage stopped in Liangxiang, and the Wang family entered Beijing first.
In order to thank Sanlang for taking care of Dao Chi, Wang Ning went to Wang's house to visit Cui's mother-in-law and daughter-in-law. When he didn't want to come out, the carriage was frightened by Cui Yuan, the drunken nephew of Cui family, and the old man was injured.
When Shun Niang heard the news, she had a fetal movement, gave birth to a girl prematurely, and died in an avalanche after giving birth.
Wang Ning was already seriously ill. Dao Chi concealed the news about Rong Niang, but it was revealed by Mrs. Cui who came to "please forgive" her. Wang Ning was overly sad and heartbroken, and warned the Taoist idiot that no matter how generous Sanlang was, he should never have anything to do with Twelfth Fang again. People are harmful to tigers, and tigers are harmful to people.
Dao Chi was doubting whether his decision to go to Beijing was correct, so he naturally followed Wang Ning's warning.
Although Saburo was sad and sad, after hearing the Taoist idiot's honest confession. Not wanting to be embarrassed by Dao Chi, the two brothers became estranged. Regarding Cui Yu'an, the estrangement between him and him gradually deepened due to Shun Niang's death, which aroused Cui's dissatisfaction.
The second master of the clan used the excuse that Wang Ning was ill and Dao Chi was young, so he wanted Dao Chi to attach himself to him, but he refused.
The young Jiajing was in a stalemate with the courtiers over the etiquette of Princess Xian's visit to Beijing. After hearing the news, many were considerate and sent an imperial doctor to diagnose and treat Wang Ning. Wang Ning finally got through it, but her body was no longer the same.
As Princess Xingxian was granted the title of Queen Mother of Xingguo, the two princesses who came to Beijing were also granted the title of princess.
Because in the national filial piety, there are no arrangements for the marriage of the two princesses.
Wang Qi¡¯s career as a royal guard has not yet begun, but her reputation is in crisis and she is chased to the capital by a prostitute from a brothel. Behind this, the Anlu family is fueling the fire. There are also traces of the Wang clan.
Wang Qi was disheartened and found the place where he was crazy. He spat hard and drank until Lingding got drunk. Dao Chi reserved him for placement, and was taken back by the clan master's messengers. He was ordered to "pacify" the brothel prostitute. But an accident happened. The brothel prostitute "failed to commit suicide" and scratched Wang Qi's face.
The big drama finally came to an end. Dao Chi was very disappointed with the Wang family's decision. Wang Qi was also disheartened, so she moved out of the Wang family completely and officially joined the Jin Yiwei.
Empress Dowager Zhang used Wang Qi's disfigurement to urge Jiajing to regret the marriage, intending to let the Zhang family become the master. At the same time, Empress Dowager Zhang frequently summoned her niece into the palace, intending to make the younger Zhang his queen.
One year after the completion of the imperial filial piety, at the insistence of the eldest princess, Jiajing still issued an edict, ordering Wang Qi to be the master; at the same time, he issued a second edict to grant marriage to Xiao Zhang and Dao Chi as husband and wife, completely ending the Queen Mother Zhang's plans. , and officially broke up with Queen Mother Zhang.
The dispute over imperial etiquette became more and more intense. Because the Wang family members were members of the Prince Consort's family, all the serving men resigned.
The Taoist idiot arranged for someone to instigate Cui Yuan, making his gambling addiction more and more serious. Cui Yuan first tried his best to beg money from Cui, but when he was not satisfied, he became evil and even colluded with gangsters to kidnap the young Wu Lang.
Although traces of Cui Yuan's actions were revealed and were noticed by Cui and Yang, the matter was eventually exposed. However, due to a strange combination of circumstances, Wulang had been trafficked to another place and the clues were lost.
??Mr. Yang fell ill, and the Yang family was concerned about Yang and wanted to deal with Cui Yu'an.
Mrs. Cui couldn't stop her, so she asked Sanlang for help.? He has a deep grudge against Cui Yuan and remains unmoved. In desperation, Mr. Cui finally revealed the truth to Sanlang. Sanlang was originally a descendant of the little Cui family, a nephew of the Cui family, and a cousin of Cui Yu'an. Because Taoist idiots are born stupid, Cui changed the two children while Yang was in a coma after childbirth for the sake of the dignity of the twelve-fang family and to give Sanlang a better treatment.
Sanlang was shocked, thinking about the similarities between himself and Cui Yu'an, and the similarities between Dao Chi and Yang's uncle, as well as Cui's various actions to isolate Dao Chi from the Yang family. Although he was in pain, he also believed that he was not The words of Yang¡¯s parents and children. But he did not believe what Cui said about Taoist idiots being born stupid. Instead, he believed that Cui had selfish motives and pretended to be a concubine for the sake of the Cui family.
Thinking that the Taoist idiot had grown up in the temple since he was a child, and was forced to become a stepmother as soon as he returned home, Sanlang felt extremely guilty.
Tormented by his conscience, Sanlang became seriously ill, and Yang struggled to take care of Sanlang.
The more he felt Yang's kindness, the more ashamed Sanlang felt. He felt that although he was not responsible for the past events, he was still involved. Mrs. Yang was the most kind person, but she was separated from her mother and son. Sanlang finally couldn't help it, unable to accept Yang's care calmly, so he wrote two letters, one to Yang and one to Dao Chi, in which he revealed the secret of the child exchange. And he himself, thinking about Wulang who was sold to unknown places because of Cui's family, left the capital and began a journey to find his younger brother.
But Cui made people keep an eye on Saburo and got the two letters before Yang, causing Yang to miss the opportunity to know the truth.
There are two grandsons in the twelfth room, one is missing and the other is gone.
Yang only went to find his younger brother as Sanlang, and was still waiting with great expectations. Mrs. Cui read Sanlang's letter and knew that he was no longer divorced.
Mrs. Cui was very sad without her grandson. She took out her private house and bought four maids who were good at raising children. Before sending the housekeeper to Guangxi, she got the news that Wang Qinghongping had been transferred to Beijing.
Wang Qinghong went to Beijing and was promoted to Minister of Taipu Temple. Cui chose four maids, hoping that her son would continue his bloodline, but there was no news. Finally, he invited a doctor. Only then did he find out that when Wang Qinghong went to Guangxi to take office, he became seriously ill due to acclimatization, and then had trouble with sexual intercourse. .
During the rural examination in the first year of Jiajing, Dao Chi took the examination in Beijing as a Imperial College student and passed the exam. Saburo never returned, and there was no news of his return.
The Cui clan¡¯s new grandson was unjustly accused, and the last bit of luck in expecting Sanlang to come back was shattered. He turned his attention to Dao Chi, and wanted to let Dao Chi return to the sect on the grounds that the twelve rooms had cut off his bloodline. Yang refused, and Wang Qinghong also refused to agree to Cui's proposal because of Sanlang.
Mrs. Cui had no choice but to read Sanlang's letter to Wang Qinghong in private.
Although Wang Qinghong was angry with Cui for acting arbitrarily, he was also afraid of the Yang family and knew that he could not tell Yang about this matter. Because of the inheritance of the bloodline, he wrote a letter to the clan leader, mentioning his shortcomings of "impaired sexual intercourse", mentioning that Wulang was abducted and sold, Sanlang had been missing for two years and there had been no news from him, and that the Wang Cui family was eager for their grandson. , the meaning of returning Taoist idiots to the sect.
The clan clan¡¯s vitality was severely damaged by the dismissal of its grandson, and the ninth clan outside the Taoist house was alienated from the clan clan. Instead, it was not as good as the clan clan clan¡¯s twelfth clan and clan clan. The clan leader wanted to facilitate this and came to the capital in person.
No matter how the clan leader persuaded him, the Taoist idiot was unmoved. Although he didn't know why Sanlang was delaying his return, he was unwilling to get involved with the Twelve Fangs anymore.
It was not until Cui personally came forward to beg Wang Ning, and Wang Ning was in a difficult situation that Dao Chi finally relented, but he did not agree to return to the clan, but promised that if Sanlang did not return in ten years, he would adopt his second son back to Twelve The house is a grandson.
Although Cui and Wang Qinghong were dissatisfied, there was nothing they could do about it.
Wang Yang¡¯s mood was the most complicated. On the one hand, he was worried about his two sons who had no news. On the other hand, he was angry with Dao Chi. At the same time, he was unknowingly paying attention to Dao Chi¡¯s various current situations.
In the second year of Jiajing, the great etiquette dispute in the court became more and more serious, and Taoist idiots participated in the spring boudoir. Under Emperor Jiajing's deliberate favoritism, he ordered Tanhua and gave it to the official scholar. In the same year, he married Xiao Zhang.
In July of the third year of Jiajing's reign, the "Zuo Shunmen Court Staff" incident occurred, and the dispute over "Great Etiquette" came to an end for the time being.
With the resignation of Yang Tinghe and Yang Shen of the Yang family, others also fell into disgrace one after another in the "Great Etiquette" dispute. Those who were dismissed from office were dismissed, and those who were convicted were questioned.
Wang Qinghong didn¡¯t help, but he still sent a message to Dao Chi, asking him to help the Yang family.
As Dao Chi grew up, his appearance became more and more like the Yang family. Wang Yang only thought that he looked similar to the two brothers Sanlang, so he looked more and more familiar. However, the Yang family discovered something strange and began to investigate what happened in the Twelve Rooms. Due to the long distance, all the old people in the twelve rooms had changed again, and no clues were found.
It was Cui Yuan who was in a state of despair and heard Cui mention this secret. He used him as capital and took the initiative to find the Yang family and extort a sum of money from the Yang family.
The matter of child exchange was finally revealed.Mrs. Wang Yang has resented her own son for more than twenty years and really doesn't know how to face it. After Cui lost power in the Yang family, she had long wanted to reveal the matter. When pressed by Wang Yang, she took out Saburo's "farewell letter". Yang couldn't tell whether she felt pain or regret.
The Taoist idiot also knew the truth, and did not hold the same grudge as Cui, so he returned to the twelfth house as his legitimate son, and still became the heir and grandson of the ninth house.
Sanlang finally found Wulang and secretly sent him to Wang Qi. He planned to leave Beijing again, but was kept by Wang Qi and Dao Chi. Although he did not leave, he did not return to the Wang family. Instead, he gave up the imperial examination and joined the Jinyiwei as a civil servant.
In the "Zuo Shun Men Ting Zang", sixteen officials below the fifth rank were executed with the rod, and the number of dismissed officials doubled, leaving many vacancies in the six departments at once.
With this opportunity, the Taoist idiot was directly promoted from a seventh-grade Zhongshusheren to a sixth-grade head of the official department, and began to embark on the road to becoming a heavenly official step by step - Didn't finish reading? Add this book to your favoritesI'm a member and bookmarked this chapterCopy the address of this book and recommend it to your friends for pointsChapter error? Click here to report
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