[Red House + Comprehensive] Respect to the water

It's a pity that Jia Daihua was not as unlucky as he had expected, or in other words, Jia Daihua was not as unlucky as he had expected.

Jia Jing hugged the glutinous rice balls and had a good night's sleep, but the emperor hadn't slept until the fifth watch. Jia Daihua was even worse. He went to the Beijing camp for a festival. It is necessary to send troops to appease and rescue, and guard against criminals by the way. He stayed up all night and did not stabilize the capital until dawn.

The emperor wanted to ask something, but seeing Jia Daihua busy all night and his eyes flushed, he sighed and didn't say anything. After hearing Jia Daihua's report on the situation in the capital, he asked him to accompany him. After eating some snacks, watching him frowning and drinking a bowl of bird's nest porridge, Fang went to the front hall to discuss matters together.

After all, it is the capital city, under the feet of the emperor, even if it is disaster relief, it will be more effective.It's just that the emperor was a little busy, the people affected by the disaster had to be appeased, the collapsed houses had to be rebuilt, and the dead bodies had to be burned...

It is also necessary to prevent people who are worried about their property and rush home to live after the initial earthquake. This earthquake often passes more than once. The earthquake collapsed, and people just lived in it, so it was really inexplicable death.

It’s really complicated. Fortunately, it’s summer, and it’s okay to live outside, but because it’s summer, it’s necessary to remind the public to pay attention to drinking water and eating, especially drinking water. The sewage of the disease on the corpse, or even the raw water muddy due to the earthquake, may cause the plague-but even in the capital, there are many poor people who are lucky not to boil the water in order to save some firewood. And order my subordinates to try...

Fortunately, although the little prince had a good night's sleep, he didn't go to bed late, and only got up a little later than the emperor. Not to mention the arrangement of the Changchun Garden for the emperor, it was the palace. With reference to the Changchun Garden, Mrs. Chen and the Queen Mother were consulted about the matter, and He Zhu and others were instructed to handle everything properly, so that the emperor would not have to worry about the future, so that he could wholeheartedly supervise the disaster relief in all parts of Gyeonggi without mentioning it.

But the eldest prince Shui Qing, his mother's uncle looked for an opportunity to visit him after exchanging values, the uncle and nephew dismissed their entourage, and after talking for a while, Liu Minglou left, and Shui Qing caressed him. The bandages on the hands and feet were re-wrapped by the imperial doctor, which is much better than the little prince's skills-of course, even if the little prince's skills are not very good, it is much better than his waiter who has no winks and doesn't know how to serve others...

Shui Qing's eyes darkened, he is the heir of the royal family after all, he has a natural longing for the position above Dan Bi, so there is still a spark in his heart; but when he thinks of the winking Jia Shidu passing through the crack of the ground, it is clear that the angle should be able to Seeing his own, but for some reason, he didn't even give him a look, and was about to leave without looking back!

And I tried my best to cling to a protrusion in the gap, in order not to fall into the bottomless abyss, I was already unable to call for help, those servants had nothing to do, they could only cry, but none of them remembered to sew here. Look - I haven't fallen yet!

If it wasn't for the little prince's sharp eyes, he stopped his waiter with bad eyesight; and his waiter, although not clever in everything, was good at any rate, and unexpectedly brought the little prince down to the ground to save himself...

Shui Qing knew very well that in less than a quarter of an hour, he could only end up falling from exhaustion.

Forget it, Shui Qing closed her eyes and pursed her lips hard, but she still couldn't let go of it completely, and after all she didn't have the thought of competing with that chubby smiling little man.

The next day, although his feet were still uncomfortable, Shui Qing asked someone to carry a stretcher, went to the little prince's tent in person, sat up halfway, greeted him, and asked the prince if he needed him to help.

The little prince smiled and handed him a cup of tea, and asked him affectionately if the injury on his body was still in pain, and if he slept well last night, after exchanging greetings, he said: "The news came from the palace just now that the good mother and concubine I had a fever a few days ago, I was frightened yesterday, and it was even worse..."

Shui Qing's complexion changed, he knew that his mother had a fever, but he couldn't bear his desire to show more around the emperor's father, the news from the palace was already much better, so he After all, I didn’t go back—and that’s why I was so irritable that I practiced arrows alone for a long time after school, and was almost swallowed by the cracks in the ground—it’s not good to say now...

That's right, my mother has always been timid. Although she was not injured, she was already weak, so she was shocked again...

Shui Qing's mother is extremely filial, but the boy is careless, and because he really admires the emperor's father and children so pitifully——

The emperor was busy with government affairs, occasionally free and busy teaching the prince who was personally raised in the bedroom, so he didn't see the other two sons much.

The third prince was better, his mother concubine Dong Shufei was still favored, and she was young, so she was often able to stay together in the Empress Dowager's Shou'an Palace, and she could always see the emperor, and sometimes she could talk.

The eldest prince is pitiful, his mother is not favored, and he is very old, except for the emperor once in a few days to go to Wuyi Zhai to check everyone's homework, it is actually a rare opportunity to see the emperor.Therefore, it was rare for Changchun Garden to live close to the summer heat, and the emperor would often come to Wuyi Zhai several times a day, and this became the best opportunity for the eldest prince to get close to the emperor's father.

——So Shui Qing did not return to the palace in time, it was really not out of intention to be unfilial, it was just that his mother had been with him every day since he was a child, even now that he was older and moved out of his mother's palace, he could go to pay her respects every day.His news was not so well-informed, because Concubine Liang intentionally concealed it. When he got the news, Concubine Liang was really recovering from her illness. After weighing the two, he stayed. Unexpectedly, the next earthquake was...

Mother is so timid and worried about the emperor's father and her uncle's grandfather's family, what should she look like?

Shui Qing wished that the slaves would carry him back to the palace immediately, but the little crown prince held him down: "The concubine Liangmu is fine, I have had the imperial doctor check the pulse three times a day, and there are enough medicines... The emperor is hurt, so Wouldn't the rush to go back make the emperor worry? Even if the good mother and concubine see her, she should be even more sad."

Shui Qing calmed down slightly, the little prince may not have any intention of speaking, how old is he? Although he cares about his mother, he never abandons the emperor's father to take care of his mother... It's just that there are people around the emperor's father, even though the mother is a concubine... position, but not favored, there are really not many people around...

Shui Qing frowned, looking at the little prince as funny and envious, it was a pity that he didn't have the chance to worry about his biological mother, fortunately there was still the emperor's father, and he looked at Jia Jing who was sitting on the other side... in his heart Soon he settled down, and Wen Sheng said a few words about his arrangements for the concubine Liang. Shui Qing was more thoughtful than returning to the palace in person, his brows gradually relaxed, and he listened to the little prince's thoughtful suggestion that he send a capable attendant to return to the palace. The palace reported a letter, telling Concubine Liang that the emperor's father and himself were safe and sound, so that Concubine Liang could feel at ease, and her illness would naturally recover quickly...

Regardless of the injuries on both palms, Shui Qing insisted on supporting the armrests of the chair and stood up. Although he couldn't stand properly because of his foot injury, this salute was more sincere than ever.

The little prince squinted his round eyes and smiled: "My brother, why should you be polite?"

Shui Qing stared at him for a while, that's all, if the little prince can always be like this, then he will always be just the emperor's brother.

Seeing that the little prince's affairs here are not serious, but they are going back and forth one by one, Shui Qing has a headache but can't help, but he is afraid that the little prince will spend his time trying to greet him. He insisted on being brave, and was about to leave immediately, but he didn't expect that the little prince really gave him a task: the emperor and him are busy today, and they only hurriedly greeted the queen mother with a few words of concern before leaving. what now?And although the eldest princess and the second princess stayed in the palace, there were still three emperors, three princesses and four princesses in the Changchun Garden, and the emperor didn't have time to visit today. After sitting for a while, I don't know if I'm still very scared now?Several other princes were busy, and the emperor was afraid of the aftershocks on the road. Several cousins, nephews and grandchildren also stayed in Changchun Garden, but they were not injured, but the timid ones were frightened, and the brave ones were afraid of this. There are still troubles...

Shui Qing laughed, what's the matter?The eldest brother only slightly injured his hands and feet, so he said hello to the queen mother and concubine, and it's okay to take care of those little bean dings.It's the little sisters...

The little prince looked at him and laughed straight. It turned out that the elder brother was not good at getting along with his younger sister. Yes, it seemed that he was not very close to the second princess raised by Concubine Liang.So he encouraged him: "The younger sisters are very scared now. Although they have their own mothers, they are not as good as the men in the family. The adult men in our family are the emperor's father and the emperor's brother. At this moment, the emperor's heart is about the peace of the world and the people of Gyeonggi. If you have no time to have an affair with your children, don’t you have to rely on the emperor to share your worries? Big brother just go, and the younger sisters will feel at ease when they see you.”

Shui Qing went there full of ambition, for a moment he forgot the embarrassment that he couldn't even speak when he saw the sisters, especially the soft and sticky little sisters.

Sending away the first prince, and replying to the servants sent by the third prince to thank him for his greetings, and taking care of all the big and small matters in the palace in the garden, and thanking Mrs. Chen and Gu Wenhang for their help. The master sent him off, and the little prince had no choice but to ask He Ji to send him off. After he personally sent Old Madam Chen back to his tent, he returned to his temporary residence.

This day was so exhausting that the little prince didn't even want to move, even taking a bath, he didn't even bother to move, why did he go to send Gu Wenhang off before turning back, the little prince was so tired that his eyelids were fighting, but he still didn't want to Other palace eunuchs serve him in the bath...

In the end, it was helpless, and Jia Jing had to go into battle in person.