I have to say that Zhou Kui, the father-in-law, is really a talented person. He actually thought of the trick of holding his breath and suffocating himself to death.

Unfortunately, things went against my wishes. Zhou Kui, who fainted, finally woke up faintly.

At this moment, the servants in the house were panicked. The one who brought the tea and the one who handed the soup.

Since he was taken away by the court again hundreds of thousands of taels, the heartwarming soup sausage had lost its effect. No matter how hot the soup sausage was, it could not warm Zhou Kuina's already cold heart.

Therefore, the Tomko, who was originally covered by his chest, lay quietly in the corner of the mansion hall. Zhou Kui, who fainted, made the servants in a hurry. Someone filled the Tomko with hot water and handed it to Zhou Kui.

Perhaps because he experienced the feeling of surviving the disaster, Zhou Kui did not refuse this time. Not only did he hold Tang Pozi in his arms, he covered his cool heart, but he also took the tea handed over by another servant.

With the help of everyone, Zhou Kui sat back on the Grand Master's chair. He took the hot tea, took a sip, and then looked at the servant with a look of indifference, and said something popped out of his mouth: "Don't put tea next time, it's expensive."

Fortunately, the servants are used to it. Zhou Kui, who has to make more porridge, has less water and rice. It is not surprising that he will not let the tea be added. However, can this tea that does not put tea be called tea?

Liufu led Zhu Cixuan and others into the front hall. When he saw several other servants surrounding Zhou Kui with panic expressions, Liufu was shocked: "Master, what's wrong with you!"

The servants are also divided into levels. For those of Liufu, as the people around Zhou Kui, their status is higher than these people. So someone hurriedly followed: "The father-in-law wants to hold his breath and seek death. The villain is not careful for a moment, and it actually makes the father-in-law faint."

As soon as he finished speaking, Zhu Ciyang, who walked into the palace, was stunned. He could hear the words of the servant clearly. His dear grandpa actually held his breath and fainted???

The sky was rolling, and Zhu Cilang was shocked: "Grandpa, you should take care of yourself."

When the servants saw that the crown prince was coming, they were so scared that they knelt down and saluted. Zhu Cilang waved his hand and signaled them to go down. The servants hurriedly kowtowed again, and then they stepped down respectfully.

When he saw Zhu Cilang, Zhou Kui's face changed drastically. This old fox was not so easy to fool. He had long seen that his property had been stripped of all, thanks to this cheating grandson.

"I don't live anymore, I don't live anymore! I don't want to live anymore. People say that I am enjoying my grandchildren and enjoying the joy of the high house. My waist is gold and purple, and I live in the longest of a hundred cities. I am pitiful, and my family is full of wealth and poverty! Now this family is left with all its walls, and I am miserable. I'm better dead..."

This old guy knew Zhu Cilang's identity as the prince, but he did not dare to point out the point. He had to make a fool of himself and talk about his miserable and miserable things. He cried, and it was a miserable world.

Even the Tang Pozi in his arms fell to the ground with a bang. Liu Fu hurriedly picked it up and stuffed it into Zhou Kui's arms: "Master, keep it covered, and keep it warmer."

The grievance finally broke out. Zhou Kui grabbed Tang Pozi and threw it on the ground with a 'bang': "What are you covering up? My husband's house is gone. What's the point of living? Long live, give me a white silk!"

Zhu Cilang scratched his head a little, and he even regretted coming here a little: "That, grandpa, I'm sorry, I'm sorry."

It was fine if he didn't speak, but Zhou Kui did not howl. He immediately stopped his voice, looked at Zhu Cilang, and then began to cry like a child who had suffered a lot of grievances: "Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

Zhou Kui's crying was also very unique, which made Meng Fanchao and Sun Wangcai, behind Zhu Cixuan, look at each other. How could this father-in-law crying with rhythm?

"Okay, don't cry grandpa. You have been greedy for so much, and it's a blessing to not be arrested by the Jinyiwei and go to the imperial prison. You will come back after all the money is gone. You can earn money again if you don't have money." Looking at Zhou Kui who was crying, Zhu Cilang simply ignored him and found a chair and sat down on his own.

"Two, two, two, two," Zhou Kui trembled and stretched out his two fingers and stammered: "Two, two..."

two?

Zhu Ciyang turned his head left and right for some reason, and he was a little puzzled: "Grandpa, what are you?"

"Two, two million taels of silver, make money, I make money, I make money. Woooooo~! Prince, I just don't eat or drink, I make another thousand years, ten thousand years, and I can't make money back. Oh my god! My last emperor, take me away..."

Who knows how he thought about where the late emperor Zhu Youxiao went, and Zhu Youxiao didn't know him. Looking closely at the history of the Ming Dynasty, most of the empresses of the Ming emperors were selected from the folk.

Zhu Yuanzhang once published a book called "The Women's Training". In order to prevent collusion between the previous dynasty and the harem, he specifically stipulated: "All the emperor, prince, concubine, palace concubine, and concubine, carefully select good daughters for them, and those who advance will not accept it. The old concubines will be more popular among the people."

In all dynasties, there are many examples of harem interfering in politics and being the dictatorship of foreign relatives. Not to mention the distant ones, for example, in the Yuan Dynasty, the empress who had great power could cover the sky with only one hand. In the Tang Dynasty, the empress Wu Zetian directly killed the emperor and acted as a deed.

The empresses of the Ming Dynasty were not of high origin and mostly came from the people. This was done to prevent the former dynasty and the harems from colluding with politics.

For example, Queen Yi'an Zhang Yan came from a commoner family. The father-in-law Zhou Kui herself relied on practicing medicine and divination in her early years to make a living. First, her daughter married Zhu Youjian and became the princess of the letter. Later, Zhu Youjian ascended the throne and became the mother of the country, she began to make a fortune and gather a wealth of wealth.

"Okay, grandpa, stop howling, I'll come this time and have something to do with you."

Zhou Kui felt a little stuttered. This grandson came to find him for something? What happened? Last time he came to find him for something, he took away one million taels of silver. Later, the court asked him for something twice, and took away another one million taels of silver...

Zhou Kui raised his head and looked at the empty palace hall from side to side: "What else the prince wants, just take it. There are no valuable items in my palace. Otherwise, I can still exchange a few taels of silver for the Grand Master chair under my seat to Dongshi."

Zhu Ciyang, who was ridiculed, was not angry. First, he was his grandfather after all, and second, Zhou Kui was indeed a little miserable.
Chapter completed!