Transmigrating into a book: After getting married, I found that the target of the strategy has chang

As soon as Gu Changfeng entered Wenyuexian, he was taken by the proprietress to the familiar private room on the second floor.

Perhaps because there was some hidden expectation in his eyes this time, the proprietress hesitated before leaving and asked cryptically: "The weather has turned cold recently, does the prince need someone to drink with you? To warm up your body?"

I thought the prince would refuse as he did before, but this time he actually pretended to be reserved and nodded expressionlessly.

Lady boss: “?”

"Then wait a moment, my lord. I will call the girls over."

Gu Changfeng said, "No need, just call someone over." He took a bite of the white tuckahoe pastry on the table and wiped off the crumbs, "It would be best if it was someone who liked Xinxing clothes."

His hint was so obvious that the proprietress didn't hesitate to call over the most fancy-dressed dancer, Wen Lexian, and carefully reminded her that the prince was not a womanizer and that he must not sit on someone's lap as soon as he entered the room.

The dancer nodded and pushed the door open.

Gu Changfeng asked her to sit down with a smile and pushed a gold ingot to her.

The dancer's eyes immediately lit up, but she had never met the prince and didn't know what kind of person he was. Although she heard from the proprietress that the prince was easy to get along with and would not make things difficult for others, she still didn't know whether she should take it.

"As long as you don't tell anyone about what happened today, the gold will be yours."

It means to keep her mouth shut.

The dancer smiled and said, "I just drank with the prince today, and he didn't say much to me."

Seeing the latter nodded, the dancer put the gold in her arms.

Then Gu Changfeng handed her the handkerchief tucked into his sleeve, "I got this handkerchief by chance, and I want to know what kind of person its owner is. Why don't you help me take a look, young lady?"

The dancer took the handkerchief and frowned, as if she was frightened by the ugliness of the needlework.

After a long while, she slowly spoke: "This is obviously made by a girl when she was first learning embroidery. The fabric is Qinzhou brocade, which flowed into the capital seven or eight years ago. It is bright in color and very popular, but the color faded over time, and gradually no one in the capital used this material anymore. The flower is a lily, which is usually used by girls to give to their brothers and parents. So I guess it was made by a six or seven-year-old girl who had just started learning embroidery for her family seven or eight years ago."

"That's all I can tell... Wait," the dancer exclaimed as she handed the handkerchief back to her. She then brought the candlestick closer to the handkerchief, revealing a single word on the back. "Prince, there seems to be a word on the back of this handkerchief, please take a look."

Gu Changfeng leaned over and saw a word. It turned out that the handkerchief was made with silver thread. It was dark in the restaurant and he overlooked it.

He was familiar with the traditional Chinese characters, but he couldn't understand them.

"Xiaowo, explain it."

【Yang. Zhou Chaoyang's original name was Li Yang.】

"I see..." Gu Changfeng nodded in satisfaction and pushed the wine glass towards the dancer. "Drink this glass of wine and wait for an incense stick before leaving. Ask the waiter to bring some more wine and beef."

He carefully put the handkerchief away. It seemed that this thing was made by Zhou, who had always taken care of him. But why did it appear in the restaurant in the south of the city?

Logically speaking, Zhou Chaoyang is six or seven years older than Zhou, and he should not have such an unclear relationship with his sister. Therefore, one of the previous ideas that the two of them secretly got married seems to be wrong. They are just siblings with deep feelings.

Zhou Ling wanted to use this "adopted daughter" to rise to the top, consolidate his career, and "ally" with the emperor, but would Zhou Chaoyang agree to this? When Zhou Chaoyang was adopted as his adopted son, the two had been together for at least six years. Even if they had been separated for six or seven years now, letting his sister marry into the palace was like entering a fire pit. Would there really be no rift between them?