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Chapter 813 Unofficial anecdotes

After the children all went out to play, Cui Weizhen and Ye Zhenzhen had some intimate time as husband and wife.

The time alone between the two of them is very simple. They find a book and read it together in the study room or on the sofa in the bedroom. In summer, it is most comfortable to read in the study room, and in winter, it is most comfortable to read on the sofa. Silver charcoal is burned in the room, and the wine is brewed.

Good tea. Occasionally, light snow falls outside the window. The two of them sit together, drinking tea and reading a book with the sound of wind and snow. It is most comfortable.

The two have different tastes in reading, but they have never had any disputes, because this is a relaxing time for Cui Weizhen, so they both accommodated his wife's preferences and read some unofficial books with her, such as anecdotes, travel notes and other "non-professional" books.

Ye Zhenzhen also suggested to him: "Weizhen, you are an official in the court now and you are well-informed. You just want to collect some tidbits about your colleagues and gossip about the latter's house. Let's write it down quietly and let the grandchildren know it in a hundred years."

Handing down these books to the world ensures that they are more authentic than those written by literati who heard about them."

Where does this strange desire to win come from?

At that time, Cui Weizhen was affected by Zhen'er's strange ideas. He often couldn't help but look at his colleagues with strange eyes. King Wei asked him several times before he got rid of this bad habit.

He almost lost his reputation for the rest of his life.

For example, now, Ye Zhenzhen raised a strange question again: "'Gaoyang Jun and the emperor sit and sleep together, sleep and eat together, and the beauties in the harem are all just decorations..." However, official history records that Gaoyang Jun had a wife and children.

Yes, Emperor Ling lets him live in his harem, isn't he afraid that his hat will turn green?"

A question mark slowly appeared on Cui Weizhen's face.

The author is clearly satirizing the Ling Emperor for being foolish and favoring treacherous ministers. Why did Zhen'er think of the issue of cuckoldry?

Ye Zhenzhen is an expert in Bagua and analyzed it with reasonable evidence: "Historical records show that the Ling Emperor favored Lord Gao Yang, and the courtiers and concubines fawned over him and treated him no differently than the Ling Emperor. Not only was the Ling Emperor not angry,

, instead, he gave great rewards to those who flattered him, and this trend flourished. From then on, Gao Yangjun became domineering, boasting that he was a thousand years old, entering and leaving the palace as if he were in a deserted place, and even openly teased the concubine... In the thirty-fifth year of Emperor Ling, King Zhaoyi

The family gave birth to twelve princesses, but there is no record of Emperor Ling favoring the Wang family in the internal annotations, so the twelve princesses are most likely the daughters of Gao Yangjun and the Wang family."

Cui Weizhen:???

There were more and more question marks on his face: "How do you know so clearly? How did you read the inner notes of Emperor Ling?"

These things are kept in the inner courtyard of the palace.

Ye Zhenzhen said proudly: "We specially asked Princess Ningyang to investigate."

us?

Princess Ningyang is actually so free?

Cui Weizhen was quite speechless, and after a long while he said: "Do you usually talk about these things when you drink tea and chat with the ladies from various houses?"

Ye Zhenzhen glared at him: "This is just part of it."

Cui Weizhen was a little disbelieving. He recalled the tea party held by his wife and several acquaintances at the house, and it seemed that they were all talking about these strange things.

He glanced at his wife silently, and wisely did not say anything about the tea party. Instead, he got back to the topic and popularized common sense to her: "The blood of the royal family cannot be confused. Every prince and princess should be cautious when putting on a jade plate, even if the Ling Emperor is ridiculous.

, the elders of the royal family will never allow Tsunade to be messed with. Since the Twelve Princesses can be on the jade plate, it means there is no problem with her bloodline."

Ye Zhenzhen: "..."

Why do we need to find friends to talk about gossip? We are just worried about meeting a serious and reasonable person like Cui Weizhen. After his explanation, what is the fun of gossip?

Fortunately, Ye Zhenzhen has become immune to this. He explained his, and she made up her mind: "I don't care, there is no record in the daily notes. There is a problem with the identity of the twelfth princess."

Cui Weizhen: "...Okay."

Anyway, all arguments will end with his compromise - he can never wake up a person who is pretending to sleep, so what can he do, this is his wife, not a disciple.

Once again, she won the argument. Ye Zhenzhen felt happy and continued to turn the pages. After finishing a page, she would ask: "Have you finished reading?"

Cui Weizhen read ten lines at a time, so naturally he was faster than her, but every time he was asked a question, he would answer the question without hesitation, so the two of them finished reading an unofficial history of the previous dynasty together.

It was still early, and Ye Zhenzhen still had more to say. She got up and went to the study to pick up a storybook again. She nestled skillfully in Cui Weizhen's arms and opened the first page of the storybook...

As a result, as she turned down page after page of the storybook, her brows furrowed more and more tightly, and finally she almost gritted her teeth and burst into anger.

When she got angry, Cui Weizhen suffered a blow. His face twitched a few times, and finally he couldn't help but said, "Zhen'er, I'm innocent."

So can you please stop pinching him?

Ye Zhenzhen later realized that something was wrong with her hand. It turned out that she was pinching Cui Weizhen's arm instead of the pillow.

She took the pillow again and kneaded it hard, and said angrily: "I'm so angry! I'm so angry. Who is this Ye Yunhe? When I find him, I have to put a sack on him and beat him severely.

Not a meal!”

Cui Weizhen glanced at the bamboo bear pillow that had been kneaded beyond recognition, and suddenly shuddered. It seemed that Zhen'er had been merciful just now, but in comparison, this bamboo bear was more pitiful.

After Zhen'er's emotions were vented a little, he said: "Don't be angry, it's just nonsense from people in the market. The author spreads lies and sensationalizes, and what is written in the book is not exactly what it is."

The reason why Ye Zhenzhen was so angry was because this book planned her idol - her idol was Su Qingyi, a famous and talented woman from the previous dynasty, who was both talented in poetry and writing, and had an unparalleled appearance. She later divorced her husband because of her inconsistent personality.

He moved to a Taoist temple and became a layman. He called himself a layman in Qingyi and became a legend throughout his life.

The servants knew her preferences and bought related books for her. Unexpectedly, this book was not about praising the Tsing Yi layman at all. Instead, it contained many erotic stories about the layman. The writing was so vulgar and vulgar that it almost made Ye Zhenzhen stand still.

explode.

"How do readers care whether these are true or false? There are many despicable and dirty people like Ye Yunhe in the world. If they all believe it to be true, and the world only regards Qing Yi layman as a dissolute person, wouldn't her reputation in the history books be completely ruined in the future?

?”

Look at Pan Jinlian, how loving she was with her husband, but it was all ruined by those words. Even if future generations have verified the historical facts, most people still think that she was a loose person.

Thinking that layman Tsing Yi might encounter the same slander as Pan Jinlian in the future, Ye Zhenzhen was so angry that she couldn't sit still.

In order to allow himself to live a peaceful life, Cui Weizhen had to put out the fire for his wife: "Don't worry, Qingyi layman has her descendants. Ye Yunhe's slanderous words will definitely offend her descendants. You only need to say these words

Just hand it over to me, and her descendants will take care of it."

Ye Zhenzhen thought this was a good idea and didn't want to delay for a moment. She immediately called Qiu Wu and asked her to send the storybook to Su Mansion.

Humph, the Su family is also an official in the court, so Ye Yunhe must be turned upside down by the Su family!


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