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Chapter 382: Better to break than to bend

 For a time, everything in the palace was silent and silent.

Occasionally, a breeze sneaks into the hall and blows through the window lattice, making a soft "rustling" sound.

Everyone's eyes were focused on Li Chengzhi, and they were either surprised, happy, excited, or sighed.

If we only look at the article, there are very few words about objects (using scenes to express emotions), and the diction is not gorgeous. In terms of delicacy and beauty, it is far inferior to Li Chengzhi's published poems.

But it is this straight-to-the-point, clear-cut approach that gives people a sense of wake-up call, morning bell and evening drum.

This is also very consistent with Li Chengzhi's usual style: let you turn around a thousand times, I will go straight to the point.

The most rare thing is that the momentum reflected throughout the article is exactly the same as Li Chengzhi's temperament: perseverance, rather than bending!

It is also the place that Liu Fang, Cui Guang, You Zhao and other literary circles admire the most. They all say that seeing literature is like seeing people. Based on the unyielding and unyielding temperament of this poem, no one in the palace can write it.

Got it out.

In comparison, the article itself becomes secondary.

Moreover, this article was a temporary proposition for the emperor and was composed on the spur of the moment. Li Chengzhi only took four moments to complete the poem. With his literary talent and quick thinking, few in the palace could match it.

He is well-spoken in literature, brave in martial arts, and upright in character. He is loyal and loyal. No wonder the emperor favors such a talent?

Even if it's not very gentle, it doesn't hurt...

The emperor looked at Li Chengzhi up and down with a bright look in his eyes.

The meanings of the scriptures quoted in this article are all spoken by saints and ancient teachers. The allusions and allusions are all familiar to heroes, and all have been recorded in history books.

What moved the emperor the most were the last two sentences:

Where there is a will, things come true; even if the cauldron sinks the boat, a hundred and two Qin passes will eventually belong to Chu;

If you work hard and live up to your will, you will be brave enough to endure hardships. Three thousand Yue Jia can swallow up Wu!

This poem must have been written by Li Chengzhi, and with just these two sentences, we can get a glimpse of Li Chengzhi's tenacity and unyielding character.

With such a character, how can you possibly convince him with just force?

Besides, the emperor never thought of coercion!

It is indeed a bit of a waste to allow such talents to spend their whole day doing safari and other lucky-fortunate responsibilities...

The emperor sighed softly: "Since you can write a letter, I will naturally not break my promise. I will go to Huben to take office today..."

Li Chengzhi was overjoyed and was about to thank him when he heard the emperor say in a leisurely voice, "But we must not slack off in our duties as servants. Well...whenever there is a problem, I will call Yuan Yuan to ask and choose a lieutenant for you..."
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Li Chengzhi seemed frozen, his smile frozen on his face.

How can the emperor keep his word?

What did you say just now?

"As long as I can write an article, I will comply with your wishes and no longer keep you in the palace all day long..."

Hmm?

All day long...

Does this mean that I have to go on duty in the army for half the day, and for the remaining half of the day, I have to come and serve you?

You are the emperor, how come you are so thoughtful and yet you are still ambush in your words?

By accident, I was fooled again...

Li Chengzhi’s face turned dark, but he still had to hand it over and thank him: “Thank you, Your Majesty, for your consideration...”

No matter how bright the candles were in the palace, it was already late at night, and the emperor's eyesight was not good, so he really didn't see it. But even if he saw it, he wouldn't care, because he was used to it.

Yuan Ke nodded slightly and pointed at Liu Teng: "Send this poem to Zhaoyang Palace. Then he told the ladies: Poetry is a small way after all, and it will not be of great benefit to the country. There is no danger of having fun in the boudoir, so don't do it.

Playing in temples and palaces..."

All the ministers suddenly realized: The emperor does not want Li Chengzhi to waste his time and talent on such trivial matters.

Liu Teng obeyed the order and left.

In the Zhaoyang Palace, the nobles and wives recited Li Chengzhi's two poems, and the discussion was very lively.

It's really good and very fast.

But I just feel that this first song seems to have some hidden meaning?

Anyone with a more sophisticated mind would secretly glance at the expressions of the Queen and others.

The empress, Gao Ping, and Chang Le all have lightly furrowed eyebrows, with a hint of sadness on their pretty faces.

The etiquette officer serving at the desk was whispering back to Li Chengzhi about composing poems in the Tai Chi Hall.

"His Majesty angrily rebuked Li Shilang, saying that he was a metaphor for His Majesty and all the princes in the palace who only know how to drink and have fun, but do not know the suffering of the people. He asked Li Shilang: Do you think that the emperor treats you too coldly?"

As soon as these words came out, the three women were shocked.

The emperor rarely expresses joy. Even if he has resentment towards someone, he always looks kind and cheerful, like a spring breeze, so that you will not feel the slightest bit of unhappiness.

But why do you speak so coldly and harshly to Li Chengzhi alone?

I just asked Li Chengzhi to write a few poems...

Gao Wenjun suddenly became anxious: "Okay, what kind of poem do you have to ask him to write?"

The queen also regretted a little, thinking that her impulsiveness had actually caused him to be implicated?

Although he thought so in his heart, his mouth was not as tough as usual. Gao Ying snorted lightly and showed a sneer: "Is it still wrong?"

What she said was too vague. Gao Ping and Chang Le didn't even turn around for a while. They were still smacking: The queen should point out the emperor's rebuke...

How can you say something so disgraceful as "You can't find a savage house in Jinlou" during such a grand festival?

Only Gao Wenjun guessed Gao Ying's hidden meaning: the emperor had a cold temperament, and Li Chengzhi was not wrong at all.

You want to die yourself, but don’t harm him?

Gao Wenjun was so frightened that her pretty face turned pale and blue, and she started to cry: "Sister...sister..."

If Gao Wenjun's words were "Be careful" or something like that, wouldn't it reveal Gu's thoughts?

Gao Ying's eyes panicked and he scolded in a cold voice: "Shut up..."

Gao Ping and Chang Le were at a loss as to what kind of riddle the two sisters were playing. Just as they were doubting themselves, they saw Liu Teng entering the palace again.

Liu Teng first greeted the queen, the second princess and others, then placed a document on the case. Then he stood still, held his head high and sang: "Your Majesty has spoken..."

Everyone in the palace was sitting upright, and even the queen couldn't help but bow her waist.

When Liu Teng finished delivering the oral edict, and the others claimed to obey the order, they all thought that Li Chengzhi's poem had offended His Majesty, and His Majesty was so angry that they were implicated.

The tone was not serious, it was just an instruction, not even a rebuke. Therefore, although the attitude of the noble concubines and the married woman was respectful, no one was afraid.

Only Gao Ying turned blue with anger.

Is the emperor instructing the ladies?

How many places in the world can be called imperial palaces?

Besides Zhaoyang Palace, where else could Li Chengzhi meet Yu Gu?

Can it still be done in the bedroom?

The emperor was clearly warning her as the queen: Never force Li Chengzhi to write poetry again in the future...

Knowing that the emperor was furious with Li Chengzhi, and seeing Gao Wenjun's eyes full of tears, Gao Ping asked worriedly: "Excuse me, sir, how is Li Chengzhi?"

Liu Teng slightly cupped his hand and said: "Your Majesty allows him to go to Huben for duty today!"

"Highest value?"

Gao Ping and Chang Le looked at each other with surprise on their faces: "Your Majesty didn't punish him?"


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