The second was to trick Jiang Yutang into coming to the capital on the pretext that the Empress Dowager missed her nephew. At first, he only said he would stay for a short time to keep the Empress Dowager happy.
The Empress Dowager did not expect that the Emperor was so sinister and could go back on his word.
But who would have thought that after just a month, the emperor directly "detained" Jiang Yutang on the grounds that there were more educational resources in the capital, and sent him to the Imperial College.
Prince Xiaoyao and his wife, far away in the west, were naturally displeased. But the emperor's words were appealing. "We are good brothers. I'm educating our son for you. What else do you have to worry about?"
Therefore, in the short term, King Xiaoyao could only keep his mouth shut.
Let his son wander around the capital.
Speaking of which, there's another interesting story. The Emperor wrote back to Prince Xiaoyao, and the letter was a joke. The gist of it was, as long as my nephew could successfully graduate from the Imperial College, I would let him return to his fiefdom.
Look, as an uncle, I don't care about my own nephew's education. Not only do I arrange food and lodging for your son (I've given him a prince's mansion and a monthly salary), I also guarantee that he will graduate from a "key university." If you want to argue with me...
But you just don't understand.
So, it became like this now...
But what was Jiang Yutang's special someone? It was said he had countless women in the West, not to mention his cronies. Almost every local official's son was his lackey. He was a bunch of dandies, flirting with women and courting cats and dogs.
If you let him graduate from college, that's like letting the mouse eat the cat, it's impossible.
Let's get back to Jiang Yutang now. After a glass of wine, he felt hot all over and dizzy. He stood up and staggered out, "Uncle Huang, your nephew...hiccups...can't handle the alcohol...let me go...rest for a while."
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