[Comprehensive] Male gods don't want to fall in love

Inadvertently found a new way of thinking, Di Xin was thoughtful, and even his obsession with Li Wei had a faint clue.

Neither reconciled nor deliberately seeking revenge.

Although Li Wei's obsession is somewhat contradictory and vague, if it can be cultivated, it will not be too difficult to complete it.

He just needs to take the place of the original body and be a truly free and easy person.

No matter how rich Yunei is, the emperor Ren is just a mortal and cannot rule the immortal family.

If "he" transcends the secular world, even Renzong will not be able to climb high, and he will not dare to insult him.The change of "status and identity" itself is a kind of "humiliation" to Renzong and the so-called "imperial power".

Di Xin made a decision, and immediately crossed his legs, and immediately entered the practice.

At that time, he didn't know that the "duly world" outside had completely exploded because of "him"——

Originally, Li's mother caught the rape, but because of the sudden incident, there was a lot of trouble in itself.Who would have thought that Princess Fukang would still act recklessly, "not shy away" at all, and fled back to the palace with her adulterer overnight.

When the matter continued to ferment, basically when the original body entered the palace the next day to "plead guilty", the whole of Bianjing knew about the Li family's scandal.

The so-called "farce" started from Renzong's edict.

The princess does not obey women's morals, and she has had it before.From the point of view of the officials and bureaucrats, the princess broke into the palace gate in the middle of the night and violated the ancestral legal system (Note 1).

How come in the end, the officials want to demote the innocent concubine to Weizhou?

This is a bit too absurd.

Obviously, those ministers who advocated the "way of a gentleman" were almost overwhelmed by Song Renzong's anger.

They felt that Song Renzong was bending the law for personal gain.He disregarded the teachings of the saints.

As a result, they wrote letters one after another, not only scolding the princess for "not abiding by women's morals and acting recklessly", but also scolding the eunuch Liang Huaiji for "accumulating crimes and should be punished severely".

They asked His Majesty to severely punish the princess and Liang Huaiji, and give an explanation to the world.

Yes, people of the world.

There is nothing trivial about the royal family.

Different from the original body who had no power and power and could only "plead guilty" wronged, the attitude of these ministers in the court regarding verbal criticism was much tougher than the original body.

Perhaps, Song Renzong would feel in his heart that they meddle in their own business, and they simply don't understand the "suffering" of Fukang's wronging him to live with a person of low status and contempt over the years.

But the reason why he can be called "Renzong" is not without reason.

He is a good emperor who fears the sky and people, accepts advice with an open mind, and is "lenient, respectful and thrifty".

Facing the memorial presented by the ministers like snowflakes, he naturally gave in.

When Emperor Xin finally came out of the room, the first thing he heard was the so-called "punishment" edict issued by Renzong——

The title of Princess Fukang's "Princess of Yan (yǎn) Country" was reduced to "Princess of Yi Country". , All were demoted from Bianjing.

Maintain the "judgment" of the original body...

Assign the "diagnosed slave" who "tainted" the princess to the sanitation class to guard the Luoyang imperial tomb...

Song Renzong's edict was issued as if it were a joke.

He wiped away the stains of Princess Fukang, and demoted the husband and adulterer who could make Princess Fukang look down.

But this punishment was on his daughter, why did he suddenly start to handle it lightly?

Di Xin found it funny.

Maybe, even when Song Renzong lowered Fukang's title, he felt that he had wronged Fukang.

But, if this is the case, why did he choose to let his daughter "sacrifice" for the balance of the court?

Isn't this too hypocritical?

In fact, Di Xin felt a little disgusted whether it was Princess Fukang who hurt Li Wei with a reasonable posture, or Song Renzong who sacrificed his daughter and called out "injustice" for his daughter.

He is not willing to make hypocrisy with them.

But he couldn't.

His cultivation has just broken through with the improvement of his state of mind, and he still needs some time to stabilize his state.So, at least for now, he can't really "do whatever he wants".

He could only leave a soul in the palace, and then retreat to Weizhou temporarily according to Song Renzong's expectation.

And this trip lasted for two years.

For two years, Di Xin hardly went out.

Occasionally, through his soul, what he sees are all farces that are staged in the palace every day——

For example, Sima Guang, who went to the palace every now and then to advise Renzong to send Princess Fukang back to the Li family...

Another example is Princess Fukang who, after losing Liang Huaiji, was almost insane and shouted "Give me back Huaiji" all day long...

Di Xin watched Song Renzong swaying between the two of them as if watching a play.

However, maybe the phrase "parents who have never won their children in the world" played a role.

For some reason, Song Renzong began to compromise with Princess Fukang little by little.

In the end, he even recalled Liang Huaiji to the palace.

Although he still does not allow Princess Fukang to meet Liang Huaiji, a precedent has already been set. Who knows if he will continue to compromise?

In the end, the only one who is really "punished" is the most innocent one.

His brows and eyes were pale, and Di Xin lost his mood for "watching a play" for a while.

He casually disconnected from the divine soul, and then resumed his original practice in a blink of an eye.

This time, no more distractions.As soon as he stabilized his realm, he thought of flying to Bianjing to make a complete end to his unbearable marriage with Yuan.But he didn't expect that as soon as he opened his eyes, there would be a slight turmoil in the soul that he left in the palace——

"If not, the officials will give Li Wei a cup of poisoned wine..."

As soon as the soul was connected, Di Xin "saw" that Concubine Miao Xian and said such a sentence.

Concubine Miao Xian.

That is Princess Fukang's mother.

She sent someone to Weizhou to monitor "myself" back then, and Di Xin knew about it all along, but he didn't care.

He knew that Concubine Miao Xian was just waiting to catch "him" as a "handle", deliberately trying to make "him" and the princess reconcile.

Yes, and away.

In fact, logically speaking, neither the original body nor Di Xin wanted to be entangled with Princess Fukang anymore.If she wants "Li Wei" and Princess Fukang to reconcile, no matter from which point of view, it will be a very easy thing.

But obviously, Concubine Miao Xian didn't think so.

She didn't care what "Li Wei" thought at all, what she cared about was the reputation of the princess.

She not only wanted Li Wei to reconcile with the princess, but also didn't want the princess to bear the crime of not obeying women's morals.So what to do?

Wouldn't it be necessary to secretly poke and poke at "Li Wei"'s mistakes, and then tell the world that the princess cheated, but was actually forced by "Li Wei"?

She wanted to drag "Li Wei" into the water, and then get rid of the "crime" of the princess.

The abacus was pretty good, but unfortunately, it didn't work at all.

In fact, no matter whether it is the original body who never caused trouble, or the self who is obsessed with cultivation and simply stays behind closed doors, it is impossible for Concubine Miao Xian to catch any clues.

Therefore, Di Xin didn't pay attention to her hands and feet at all.

But what he didn't expect was that Concubine Miao Xian was actually murderous.

For a person who has no fault, for a person who has been hurt by them, she is murderous.

How ridiculous?

What's even more ridiculous is that Song Renzong acquiesced.

What do they think?

They thought that killing "him" would be the end of everything, and completely cut off the source of the princess' "pain"?

Di Xin hooked the corners of his mouth, and for a while, he was no longer in a hurry to return to Bianjing.

He wanted to see how they wanted to "kill" him.

The author has something to say: Note: 1. There was a regulation in the Song Dynasty that after nightfall, the palace gates could no longer be opened to prevent chaos, and offenders would be severely punished

2. Li Wei in history was so miserable that he was almost poisoned

3. Yazi, this world doesn’t seem to be too long, everyone should be mentally prepared~

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