Early morning.

Nowadays, no one really cares about these things anymore; it's perfect to leave them to the Crown Prince.

But the Crown Prince didn't come today.

The ministers were all a little puzzled, but since the emperor was present, they said what they were supposed to say as usual.

Although there are many things to do lately, they don't necessarily all need to be discussed at the morning court. Some things don't need to be mentioned every day; they can be reported to the Emperor later.

Some people keep things bottled up and dare not speak out. For example, Wu Jiaozi, and Pei Huanzhao.

I still have some thoughts about Pei Huanzhao.

However, Pei Huanzhao was too disappointing. If he had stayed obediently in his hometown, he might have received some favors after the empress was made.

If he's not honest, then he won't dare.

The Pei family used to dare to seize farmland by force. If we teach them a lesson, they'll be unstoppable.

The eunuch rushed in to report: "Wujiaozi is dead."

Jintian was taken aback. Could it be that Erlang and his family were still dreaming?

Some people were curious: "How did he die?"

The eunuch reported, "He died in the night screaming and bleeding from all seven orifices. As for the sacred medicine we mentioned before, Bisongzi said she could deliver it."

Someone asked, "Isn't Bisongzi a disciple of Master Taixu?"

So, Master Taixu and Wujiaozi were originally in cahoots, and the so-called elixir of immortality was just that—nothing special.

As everyone knows, there seems to be some merit to it, but it must be used with utmost caution when it is given to a sage.

Anyway, many people don't want saints to get involved, because evil magic is quite sinister.

Another eunuch came to report: "Pei Huanzhao has admitted his mistake and said he wants to see Consort Huan one more time."

Someone immediately said, "Pei Huanzhao..."

Today, the question is: "Where did we go wrong?"

The eunuch reported, "He hasn't confessed yet."

Xie Yu said, "Then let's wait until he's finished confessing. He absolutely must confess. As the eldest son of the Pei family, he should know quite a lot."

The man wanted to say, "That's all in the past..."

Fu Dingchen asked, "Do you want to settle the score for the massacre of your mother ten years ago? Do you want to settle the score for the rebellion of the Great Stone Kingdom in Great Zhao thirty years ago?"

Of course it needs to be taken into account. Some things belonging to the Pei family may seem to have no impact now, but digging them up could still lead to the extermination of the entire clan.

Xie Yu looked on, thinking, "Someone actually wants to get in through the Pei family's connections? They really can find any crack in the road."

Now that he's gone, I'm worried about Erlang's family.

The palace official came to report: "His Highness and the Empress have awakened."

Today, he asked, "Are you alright?"

The palace official reported, "He seems fine, but the second prince has not yet woken up."

I wanted to go see them now, but Erlang's family had just woken up, so it wasn't convenient for me to go. I'll just wait here for now.

It was almost 9:00 AM.

Huan Yue carried one son in each arm and presented them to his grandfather.

Xie Zhou whispered to his father, "I was too tired last night. I can't remember clearly, but it was just a chaotic battle all over the sky, and the Apricot Altar was also in a state of chaos."

Staring wide-eyed, what kind of dreams are these people having?

Xie Zhou was helpless; he felt like yawning and had no energy. He was more tired than if he had spent the whole night fighting with his wife.

These days, my two grandsons are all drowsy and confused, only Qing'e is in a better mood.

It seems that Erlang is no good, and the grandson is too young. The main force of this family is still Qing'e.

The little boy from Xingtan was quite happy hugging his grandfather, but he wasn't very energetic. It was quite amusing.

Today, I ask my grandson, "What have you been doing?"

The little grandson stared wide-eyed and cried out, "Ya ya ya ya ya!"

Grandfather genuinely couldn't understand it.

Huan Yue shook his head: "I don't remember either. When I woke up this morning, my arms were still a little sore. I also remember chasing this kid around for fear that he would get beaten."

Why did the kid from Xingtang get beaten for grabbing his mother?

Today, I ask my eldest grandson, "And you?"

Little Xie Yi blinked. He can't control his dreams, so he's innocent.

They are all innocent today.

The eunuch came to report: "Master Taixu has also died, and the Prince of Dongping has passed away."

Before they could even deal with him, they announced his death: "Xie Huang was stripped of his title and his state was abolished."

As for other crimes, we'll deal with them later; he can't escape them all anyway.

Huan Yue took the two children to catch up on their sleep, otherwise it wouldn't look good for others to watch over them.

Nobody's stupid. If we contact Master Taixu or someone like that, it will only cause more trouble.

Anyway, Xie Zhou didn't get any rest.

Now that he's at ease, he doesn't help his son anymore; he just deals with some messy debts.

The eunuch whispered, "Could it be that the Kingdom of Da Shi lost and wants to attack King Zheng? What if they kidnap King Zheng and Princess Yongmu..."

It's quite normal for the Zhao state to give you whatever you want.

It would be far more worthwhile to attack King Zheng and engage in a direct confrontation with General Lü and others. It would also disrupt the Zhao state's sea routes.

King Zheng brought most of Zhao's naval forces with him on this trip; if they were lost, the consequences would be dire.

Therefore, Da Zhao went there with the belief that he would win or not lose.

But whether they win or lose will only be known after the Great Stone Kingdom plays its card.

He was still worried about Silang, and remained silent upon hearing this.

The father-in-law didn't say much; given the situation of the imperial grandson, it was best not to say anything if things were uncertain.

However, this matter can be noted down, and we can ask King Zheng about it later.

If so, it would definitely be a good thing for Zhao.

But the imperial grandson should not have been injured; all the necessary treatments should be given.

Huan Yue woke up in the afternoon.

Xie Yi was fine, but Xing Tan woke up hungry.

When a person is hungry, they become especially vicious; even their own mother can't help them.

Huan Yue was able to suppress him, but when feeding him, he ate voraciously, as if he hadn't eaten for three days and three nights.

Huan Yue couldn't easily beat him up. Why bother hitting him all over the place? It would be so much more fun.

Little Xie Yi went to eat at his grandfather's place first. It wasn't that he didn't want to wait for his mother; he was actually quite hungry.

Huan Yue fed him once, but Xing Tan was still not full.

Yang took him over and fed him complementary food, hoping that eating more meat would be good.

When a child looks at his mother, he actually prefers breast milk.

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