In the imperial study room

Broken pieces piled up on the imperial desk.

Through the screen, Chen State's most noble father and son met from afar, and the atmosphere was anxious and solemn, and it was no longer harmonious as before.

After a long time, the emperor gently put the note in his hand on the table and said coldly: "Go back, don't come out and wander around without any trouble. Please spend more time with the princess."

The prince nodded slowly, stood up and retreated. Before leaving the door, the emperor suddenly said, "You must remember that your surname is Chen, not Zhu."

In an instant, the prince felt that his blood was frozen.

When he went out, he was blown by the wind and found that his back was wet and could actually drip water.

"Your Highness the Crown Prince."

Yin San jogged and chased after the stone steps lightly, smiling.

The prince paused, and his face showed some peace: "Eunuch Yin."

Yin San held a small basket in his hand and gently handed it to the attendant beside the prince, and smiled and said, "These are all tea leaves that have just entered the south. His Majesty said that the prince and the third master love to drink tea the most. This year's tea leaves will be kept for you."

The prince looked calm and knelt down solemnly, then he took the basket.

Yin San personally sent the prince back to the East Palace as usual, but on the way, he happened to be renovating the palace, so he led the prince to a little detour without a trace.

The prince had something to do in his mind, but he didn't pay attention. When he walked through the garden, he happened to meet the censor Xu Zexu.

Xu Ze looked up and saw the prince with a slightly gloomy expression. He had seen the ceremony seriously. He took out a note from his sleeve and handed it over and said solemnly: "Your Highness, you can look at this note. Today I will write a note in front of His Majesty."

When the prince heard this, his face suddenly sank.

Because of the war in the northern border these days, Zhu Congrui and his letters were numerous. The prince was already in a state of great anxiety. Hearing Xu Ze's words, he felt even more unhappy. But as the censor, Lord Xu, also a close minister of the emperor, was very trusted by His Majesty. Even the prince could not stop and listen to his words.

"In theory, as a minister, you should not pay too much attention to the matter in the backyard of the prince. However, as a prince, every word and action concerns the country's fortunes, and you must not ignore it. The prince favors concubines at home, and has nothing to do with others. But if you indulge a concubine, take the prince's posts outside and sells official positions and titles, then as a censor, the minister cannot ignore it."
Chapter completed!