The Princess of Northern Land

Li Jiesong, however, followed the Marquis worriedly. Mu was also unhappy. She looked at the happy Prince Ling all day long, and the more she looked at him, the more uncomfortable she felt. At the same time, she felt that her daughter was not worth it.

Daughter Li Yanran has admired Chu Suifeng for many years, but she ended up like this. Thinking of Li Yanran, who had been in a daze at home and fell into a demonic barrier, Mu's heart felt like a knife.

In recent years, because she only has one daughter, she has spent more effort on Li Yanran than on her two sons.

My daughter is so stupid, why did she set her heart on a heartless and unjust man?

Speaking of being ruthless and ungrateful, she looked at the happy Marquis Li and felt even more depressed. She knew that in Mr. Li's heart, nothing could compare to glory and wealth. Unfortunately, this man was short-sighted and could not seize the opportunity.

Not far away, King Chu and King Rui were indeed drunk. The two respected princes were floating on the ground. If not for the support of the guards, they would have been lying on the ground.

But after all, they were from noble families, so even though the two of them were drunk, they didn't do anything too embarrassing.

"I'm not drunk, I'm not drunk. General Luo, don't leave. Follow me to the inn and have another drink." Chu Suiyun babbled, struggling to pull General Luo Xin.

"Haha, today is the wedding of the seventh child, and I am happy. Come on, none of you can cheat, and I will not be happy if you don't." King Rui was also a little confused, but fortunately he still remembered the mission he had undertaken today. .

"You two princes, go slowly." Bai Xian and Situ Gong respectfully sent the people away.

"Master Mei, you should still remember your mission to the North, right?" Not far away, Lin Haisheng looked at Mei Hanqing with a cold look in his eyes.

At first, Mei Hanqing clamored to volunteer and come to the north to monitor King Ling for the imperial court. But actually, look what Mei Hanqing did when he went to Beidi? He opened a school to teach students for free and helped Chu Suifeng formulate a series of rules and regulations. He himself stole the show, but he did almost nothing for the court.

"Sir Lin, of course I remember what I came to the Northland for?" Mei Hanqing replied in a pretentious manner. After arriving in the Northland, he spent all day with a group of open-minded Northlanders. Mei Hanqing had no time to come. It's "pedantic", and the lies just come out of your mouth without thinking about them at all.

"Huh, Your Majesty has been thinking about you. I wonder what you want to say to Your Majesty. I can convey your message to you." Lin Haisheng began to threaten him without hesitation.

However, his move actually had little effect on Mei Hanqing. Think about it, a person who has been planning to leave the imperial court for many years and only plans for the North and Chu Suifeng, how could he take the initiative to return to Daqin and die? When he came to the north, the sky was high and the emperor was far away, and the emperor had no way to deal with him. Besides, even if the emperor issued an imperial edict to let a few of them go back, King Ling's ability would still allow them to stay unscathed.

Even so, Mei Hanqing still gave Lin Haisheng face. He pretended to look at Lin Haisheng mysteriously, "Sir, don't you think I am doing something very beneficial to the court? All officials in Beidi will be the emperor's people from now on. What I am doing Isn’t it enough?”

Lin Haisheng glanced at him, it would be strange to believe him. It sounds nice to say that Mei Hanqing manages all the schools in the North. The talents trained in the schools will serve the imperial court in the future. After a few years, maybe all the civil servants in the North will be members of the schools. students in.

The idea was good, but after Lin Haisheng came to Beidi, he saw a completely different Mei Hanqing from the usual "rotten" and "upright". Let him believe that Mei Hanqing did this for the emperor, even if he were beaten to death, he would not believe it.