Quick Wear: Lu Ming She Has Many Children and Blessings

During the years when Lu Ming left Kyoto, she wrote a letter to Emperor Jian'an every month. She didn't say anything else, but just talked about things in Lingnan or Xizhou, what she had done recently, what she was going to do, what was in her fiefdom, and other miscellaneous things.

She did not deliberately cry about being poor, but instead spoke to her father in the tone of a child, just like an ordinary son, telling him what she had seen and heard.

These letters made Emperor Jian'an very satisfied and actually fostered a little father-son affection between them.

The letters have also changed from a simple "read" at the beginning to a few warm instructions now.

"Yunming is the most caring. Even though she has been away from Kyoto for so many years, she never forgets to write to me every month. My love for her is worth it." Emperor Jian'an often sighed like this when he received Luming's letter.

Just as Xizhou was happily accepting the new population, Emperor Jian'an in Kyoto received another letter from Lu Ming.

Along with the letter came the New Year gift that Lu Ming had carefully prepared - a three-meter-long tuna, which she had luxuriously fed with seawater to ensure that the fish was alive.

Those who can serve the emperor are naturally shrewd people. Once they notice the emperor's attitude towards Prince An, they know how to respond.

So he took the opportunity to compliment her: "Your Highness is really thoughtful. He specially sent me a specialty of Lingnan, a fish that is bigger than me, and sent it alive to the capital. I have never seen such a big fish in my life."

Hearing this, Emperor Jian'an felt a surge of warmth in his heart. He sighed, "Yunming is always thinking about me. Her fiefdom is so poor, but she never complained to me. I really wronged her."

What else could the eunuch say? She never said anything, but every time she rewarded her with a lot of gold, silver and jewelry.

The emperor didn't feel that he had suffered a loss. He only saw that his son had been wronged, and then as usual, he rewarded his son with a lot of gold, silver and treasures.

Then, Emperor Jian'an was eager to see the big fish. "It's rare to see such a big fish. I want to go and see it too."

As he said this, he took a group of eunuchs, palace maids, and many curious ministers to check it out.

When the people in the imperial kitchen learned that the emperor was coming to see the fish, they were so nervous that they dared not be negligent in the slightest.

They were glad that they had not yet slaughtered the fish, and quickly sent someone to carry the fish and the wooden box over.

Sure enough, the fish was indeed bigger than a human. It was struggling vigorously in the wooden box. The water splashed by its tail splashed all over the onlookers, and even the emperor was splashed with a lot of water.

Even so, Emperor Jian'an did not get angry.

There was no other reason, it was just that this fish brought him great honor.

"This fish is so big that I can't finish it all by myself." Emperor Jian'an said with a smile, "My dear ministers, you have been working hard for our Great Zhou.

Today, I invite you all to dine together and taste the flavor of this big fish."

"This is the first time that we have seen such a huge fish..." the ministers exclaimed.

For a time, the emperor and his ministers got along well with each other. Even though another prince was demoted recently, it did not affect the emperor's good mood.

In the seventh year, an imperial edict came from the capital.

"The nineteenth prince is extremely intelligent, both civil and military, and is blessed by heaven and earth. He has lofty ambitions and is suitable to inherit the throne. Prince An will be made the crown prince and sit in the throne of the Crown Prince. I will now pass the throne to him, and I hope he will be a wise ruler who loves the people like his own children..."

Lu Ming was completely confused, but the eunuch had already read the imperial edict for a while, and Lu Ming did not receive the edict and express gratitude. What was going on?

Therefore, the eunuch could only quietly remind him: "Your Highness the Nineteenth, it is time for you to receive the imperial edict."

The group of officials kneeling behind Lu Ming, and Xiao Chengsi who was kneeling on the other side, all looked at Lu Ming with surprise or delight.

However, at this moment, Lu Ming frowned, staring at the imperial edict, with inexplicable worry in his heart.

What happened to her old father?

Could it be that the matter here has been leaked?

The thought made her feel a little terrified.

Come to think of it, it's really possible.

But when she thought of the bad things that happened in Kyoto, she immediately perked up and said quickly: "I refuse."

Family members know their own business. Her IQ is not enough to handle it, and she is not fit to be an emperor.

She is essentially still the same person, a little smart but not much, and it's good enough that she can protect herself.

He is still the emperor, so I ask her if she dares?

She dare not!

This is not a joke in this era. If she dares to become the emperor, once her female identity is exposed, there will definitely be many censors lining up to bang their heads against the pillars. These censors will stop at nothing to leave their names in history.

The people are not enlightened either, so you can imagine how difficult the situation is.

Not to mention, the military power of the Great Zhou is definitely not something she can compare to with just a few things.

Moreover, the so-called chaotic times only began after the death of Emperor Jian'an. The original book said that all the royal family members died, but we really don't know the specific situation.

Therefore, before anything happens to my cheap dad, whoever shows up will be cannon fodder, and this is no joke.

When Lu Ming said this, the whole audience was in an uproar and everyone looked at Lu Ming in disbelief.

No one expected that Lu Ming would actually refuse to accept the imperial edict to appoint him as the crown prince.

That was the position of the crown prince. Was Prince An crazy? So many princes fought tooth and nail to get the position, but Prince An didn't want it?

Are they still asleep, or are they waking up in the wrong position? Why do I feel like I'm still dreaming?

Changshi Liu served Emperor Jian'an for his entire life. Including this time with Lu Ming, this was the tenth time he had issued an edict to appoint a crown prince.

During this period of time, he witnessed the fate of countless princes. They were either killed, poisoned, or demoted within a few months. Of course, their endings were definitely not good.

However, he had never met anyone like Lu Ming who openly refused the position of crown prince!

Although he had long since mastered the skill of not showing his emotions, Prince An's action still made him stand still and forget what to say.

Throughout history, Prince An is probably the first person who dares to refuse the position of crown prince in public.

Lu Ming seemed to have not noticed anything wrong with his behavior, and continued to urge: "You should take this imperial edict back. Tell the emperor that I am not talented enough to take on this important task, and ask the emperor to choose someone else who is wise and capable."

Liu Changshi was always eloquent, but at this moment, he seemed to be blocked by something and was completely at a loss. He could only repeat stupidly: "Return? How can we return this?"

Lu Ming didn't care about the follow-up. She didn't want to get involved in this mess. "Since you don't want to retreat, then deal with it yourself. This king will definitely not accept this imperial decree."

She still wants to live a few more years, and being a crown prince is not her must.

Besides, she didn't believe that Emperor Jian'an would be so kind as to make her the crown prince. There must be a trap.

After Lu Ming left, the other people left in the hall looked at each other, a little at a loss.