The Princess of Northern Land

The coachman had already suffered a serious fall, and his kick made him roll on the ground even more.

"Stop it, brother." Seeing that Li Jiesong was about to kick, Li Jieyong stopped him with a straight face.

"Don't blame him, it's us who offended others." Li Jieyong injured his leg, but his head is still clear.

"Who dares to plot against our Li family behind our back? You are seeking death." Li Jiesong has not yet reacted.

"Although Huizhen of Ding'an Temple is a monk, he has never been bound by the rules of Ding'an Temple. He is very stingy and has always reported his flaws. What you said at the Lin family today may have offended him." Li Jieyong thought of visiting the Lin family. Huizhen said a few words and answered with a wry smile.

"Old bald donkey, how dare he?" Li Jiesong's eyes suddenly turned red.

"Don't talk nonsense." Li Jieyong was not sure whether Huizhen was following them, or whether there would be monks around. "Be careful that trouble comes from your mouth. Maybe it's the prince?"

Thinking of this result, Li Jieyong was almost unwilling to speculate.

If it was the monks from Ding'an Temple who took revenge, it wouldn't be the worst result. Master Huizhen was just being petty, and at most the two brothers would suffer a little pain and suffer some skin injuries. But if Chu Suifeng ordered someone to do what shocked the horse, the Li family would be in big trouble.

"How could it be my cousin?" Li Jiesong exclaimed.

"Stop calling me cousin. Don't forget that even in Fengcheng, there are distinctions between superiors and inferiors. The royal family pays most attention to etiquette. From now on, my brother should be more steady." Li Jieyong interrupted him angrily. My son has not grown up, and I have known all day long that after hanging out with women who are not good and bad, I can almost lose count of the women in the backyard of my home.

He has no other abilities at all.

First there is a country, then there is a family. If Chu Suifeng doesn't care, a title doesn't mean anything. However, Prince Ling is quite critical of the Li family. If the master of the house wants to be presumptuous again, he has to think carefully about it. However, his brother still has this kind of virtue, and his sister-in-law Youshi is also confused. She Li Jieyong suddenly felt that the future of the Li family was worrying.

"No." Li Jiesong was frightened by his serious tone and expression, and his legs began to tremble involuntarily.

If Prince Ling doesn't take care of them, what other way out will the Li family have?

The Li family had been expelled from the capital by the late emperor for the sake of the virtuous concubine, his aunt. It is obviously impossible for the Li family to return to the capital. what to do?

Li Jiesong is most afraid of not being able to enjoy the daily necessities of life.

"As long as grandma is here, the prince will not do anything to our Li family for the time being, but as masters, it is better for us to keep a low profile and behave." Li Jieyong persuaded with a sigh. He had said this to his father and second uncle countless times. Unfortunately, his father's eyes had long been fascinated by the huge profits and he couldn't listen to what he said. Talking too much only made him unhappy. happiness.

"Yes, with my grandmother here, of course the prince will not deal with our Li family. Besides, if a prince does not have the support of his maternal family, his strength will be greatly reduced. You are worrying too much." Li Jiesong suddenly felt happy when he thought of the old lady at home. In turn, he patted Li Jieyong on the shoulder to comfort him.

Li Jieyong couldn't help but smile bitterly when he saw that his heartfelt words only frightened him for a short time.

Maybe he and the old lady are the only ones in the family who understand. Unfortunately, although the old lady understands, she particularly indulges the children in the family. As a result, the current Li family is in a state of chaos.

"Go back, it's okay to sit here and wait." Li Jieyong changed the subject with a wry smile.

"If what happened today is really the fault of the great monk, let me tell my father how to deal with him when we get back." Li Jiesong muttered, but had to bend down to help Li Jieyong who was on the ground.

The coachman came over to help, clutching his stomach, and the three of them walked along the official road in embarrassment.

Fortunately, this road was the official road leading to Ding'an Temple, and there were many carriages coming and going. Soon they caught a carriage heading back to Fengcheng.

After returning to the house, Mr. Li was shocked when he saw their brothers' embarrassed appearance. After listening to Li Jiesong's exaggerated words, he suddenly became furious, "A little peasant girl, but she has a relationship with Ding'an Temple and the prince, so she doesn't know how high the sky is."

Li Jieyong ignored the pain in his legs. He observed that his father was extremely angry and seemed to want to take revenge on the Lin family. He quickly tried to persuade her, "Father, what the eldest brother said is a bit exaggerated. It's not that Miss Lin is unwilling to cooperate with our Li family, it's Suyou." The soy sauce and soy products have an agreement with the prince and Ding'an Temple, and she dare not break the contract. Besides, the prince is already dissatisfied with us."

Speaking of the latter sentence, Li Jieyong's voice was much lower. If possible, he would rather not say anything Chu Suifeng warned the Li family.

"Dissatisfied? What's going on?" Mr. Li was shocked. The eldest son just talked about his dissatisfaction with the Lin family, but he did not mention Chu Suifeng's dissatisfaction with them.

Li Jieyong had no choice but to bite the bullet and repeat Chu Suifeng's words.

After hearing this, Mr. Li fell down in his chair.

"Father, with my grandmother here, cousin, no, how could the prince really take action against our Li family." Li Jiesong said disapprovingly from the side. In his opinion, his younger brother Li Jieyong was too timid. The words scared the living daylights out of me.