Of course, it's because I don't want to bring up such things.

What prince would personally teach his son these things?

Since it concerned his little Ah Shou, Fu Hanlai listened very carefully and finally realized that he might have made a fool of himself.

In the end, I couldn't help but fall into deep thought.

"Do you understand?"

After rambling on and on, Prince Ping finally got to the point. He quickly finished speaking seriously, cleared his throat with a dry cough, and took a sip of the now-cold tea as a cover before asking Fu Hanlai if he had understood.

If he didn't understand... he would have to say it again.

Make sure this stupid son understands.

Prince Ping only had one wife and one concubine, Lady Yang, in his harem. Lady Yang was the palace maid who taught him about human affairs. However, Prince Ping was not in good health and had difficulty having children, so he did not take any other noble ladies as concubines, so as not to delay their lives.

Princess Ping was chosen by the late emperor, and he could not refuse her. Therefore, Prince Ping always felt indebted to Princess Ping and respected her greatly.

After the late emperor passed away, Prince Ping made a fuss and refused to let Emperor Xuande and the Empress Dowager arrange any more marriages for him. He simply stayed with his wife, Princess Ping. He couldn't give Yang, the palace maid who had taught him about human affairs, a child, so he gave her a status as compensation.

Who would have thought that, perhaps because of his kind heart and reluctance to delay the innocent woman, heaven would send him a son.

Looking at his son, King Ping suddenly realized that this was indeed the son of Fu Rong.

Realizing that he might have a problem, his first thought might be the same as his past self who wanted to refuse marriage: he couldn't bear to delay the innocent woman.

Even though his son was in love with the maid Lin'er.

Although he was a bit foolish, he was still a responsible man.

Thinking of this, Prince Ping's gaze towards Fu Hanlai softened.

So what if you make such a stupid mistake?

Fu Hanlai couldn't help but shudder under that gaze. "Father, can you be normal? Don't look at your son like that. Look at my arm, it's giving me goosebumps, it's disgusting."

King Ping: "..."

His expression instantly turned cold.

His gaze was completely cold and devoid of any emotion.

"Did you understand?"

idiot!

Pooh!

How could this possibly be like Fu Rong!

"I did understand." Fu Hanlai glanced cautiously at Prince Ping, his legs tense as if he were ready to jump off the stone bench at any moment, and simply repeated the key points of what Prince Ping had said.

King Ping breathed a sigh of relief after hearing this, thinking to himself that at least he didn't have to say it again.

However, he did not expect that his son would have further questions.

"But Father, I haven't asked anyone else, so how can I know if what you're saying is true? If you tell me now that this is normal, I naturally won't lie to anyone else. But what if you are lying to me, but you're just too embarrassed to say it, so you're telling me that your situation with me is normal?"

Prince Ping paused in his tea-drinking motion, then slowly raised his head. "...What do you mean?"

"...So you're saying you really don't have a problem, but you're too embarrassed to say it, so you're lying to your son here? Your son wants to verify with the doctor, and what if he finds out..."

Before he could finish speaking, Fu Hanlai jumped up from the stone bench, narrowly avoiding the teacup that Prince Ping had thrown at him.

"...I was just making a reasonable suspicion, why are you getting so angry?"

King Ping: "..."

What a terrible thing to do.

Wan Niang is right. If we hadn't committed some terrible sin in our past life, how could we have such a troublesome son as Ashou in this life?

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