"Okay! This is the invitation I wrote for my aunt. Only those who receive it can go! Uncle Emperor, this is for you." Little Yunxi said with a cute smile.
Long Xunyi took it in a daze, then came back to his senses and burst into laughter, "Haha, interesting, interesting, Xi'er is really smart! I didn't know that invitations can be written like this? Okay, uncle emperor will accept this invitation."
This was truly the most interesting invitation he had ever received. It used his folding paper and his red ink, but it had little Yunxi's hand printed on it. What a lovely little fellow.
Everyone came back to their senses at Long Xunyi's laughter, and then hurried towards Xiao Yunxi.
"Young Master, give me one!"
"And me, I want one too!"
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This is a marriage arranged by Prince Jing's Mansion, who wouldn't want to climb in? But Xiao Yunxi also said that only those who get it can go, so everyone is scrambling for it, fearing that they will miss out if they are late.
Seeing that they were acting like robbers, little Yunxi pouted and glared at them unhappily, "Don't try to steal! Come one by one and line up, or I won't give it to you."
As soon as these words were spoken, all the military and civil officials hurriedly lined up obediently. Looking at this scene, An Tingyu's forehead was covered with black lines and the corners of her mouth twitched fiercely.
This picture...
It's really weird!
A five-year-old child actually led all the officials in the court by the nose.
"You have a lovely son." Long Xunyi gave up his seat at some point and stood beside An Tingyu and Jing Aotian, looking at the group of ministers who were lining up obediently.
"Of course!" Jing Aotian said proudly first.
"I'm sorry, this child is sometimes a little whimsical." An Tingyu said with a helpless tone, but the eyes she looked at little Yunxi were doting and kind.
Long Xunyi smiled. "It's okay. Xi'er is an innocent child. Although his ideas are a bit unusual, looking at him always makes people happy, and the effect is quite good. To be honest, I have never seen these ministers so united for the same thing! If they could be so united on other things, I might not have to worry so much."
The entire court was divided into factions and groups. People from the same faction would side with each other and protect each other, but if it was the other way around, they would argue over trivial matters until they were red in the face. They were selfish and self-interested. He had never seen them so united and so obedient for the same thing.
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