Chapter 510 Pity
Zhu Huaizhen's so-called help was that when the elders of the Du family in Shangjing came to Taoyao Tower to chat with Zhao Lian'er, on the one hand, he earned a large sum of money from the elders of the Du family in Shangjing, and on the other hand, he asked Tu Mi to inform Du Zichun.
For example, the price of private rooms is doubled and valuable ornaments are added.
Such as the pink-glazed eight-peaches and olive vase, the enameled travertine flower-patterned small vase, the royal blue-glazed egret-patterned plum vase, the jade-carved and agate-inlaid lotus-patterned narcissus bonsai, the copper-based cloisonné enamel treasured Ganoderma lucidum bonsai, the rosewood inlaid silver-wire treasured elephant bonsai, the red-carved pine, crane and deer square basin inlaid with treasured palace-made magpie and plum blossom bonsai, the pink glass ice-patterned jar, the Jun kiln rose-purple-glazed sunflower-shaped flowerpot, the blue-glazed and gold-painted moon-shadow plum-patterned cup, etc., are all fine products from the Great Zhou Dynasty.
For example, the price of tea can be doubled and more varieties can be added.
For example, Mengding Fairy Mountain Stone Bud Tea, Dongting Biluochun, Guzhu Zisun, Huoshan Huangya, Fangshan Luya, Lu'an Xiaoxianchun, Emei White Bud, Shenquan Xiaotuan, Jinmen Tuanhuang, Mianzhou Songling, etc., are all elegant in style.
For example, the price of pastries was doubled and Qiu Niang cooked them herself.
There are yam cakes stuffed with jujube paste, steamed cheese with sugar, steamed chestnut flour cakes with osmanthus sugar, lotus root powder and cinnamon sugar cakes, goose oil rolls with pine nuts, water chestnut flour cakes, and snowflake candies filled with clean powdered plum slices...
Du Zichun's parents have not shown up yet.
It was Du Zichun's aunt, aunt-in-law, and uncle-in-law who took turns to take action.
First, Du Zichun's aunt invited Zhao Lian'er to watch a play and ordered "Autumn in the Han Palace".
In this "Autumn in the Han Palace", the hero and the heroine are separated and never see each other again.
Ah! I feel a sense of sadness towards this desolate wilderness. The grass has already turned yellow, and rabbits are already bracing for frost. Dogs have lost their fur, men are sharpening their tasseled spears, horses are laden with luggage, carts are carrying provisions, and hunting grounds are being set up. He, he, he, sadly bid farewell to the Han lord; I, I, I, I, hand in hand, go up to Heliang. His followers enter the wilderness; I return to Xianyang in the imperial carriage. Returning to Xianyang, passing the palace walls; passing the palace walls, circling the corridors; circling the corridors, near the imperial chambers; near the imperial chambers, the moon is dim; the moon is dim, the night is cool; the night is cool, and I cry in the stinging cold; I cry in the stinging cold, by the green gauze window; the green gauze window, I don't think about you!
Du Zichun arrived and without saying anything, ordered a play called "Wall Horse".
Afraid of dew startling the sleeping birds, the wind ruffles the courtyard locust trees. Behold the Milky Way slanting across the steps, unmoved by the wispy dust. Moon, you are as thin as a bow, half a toad, yet bright as a mirror, reflecting the universe, yet cold as ice, soaking the twelve celestial peaks. Forbidden from the auspicious mist, I offer my deepest worship to the full moon. It's convenient for you, and it's not a hindrance to me. Deeply worship you, Chang'e, for not being jealous of your beauty, how dare you remain shrouded in mist and cloud for even a moment.
"Wall Horse" is essentially a comedy.
Next came Du Zichun's aunt, who cited the Northern Zhou law, which prohibited intermarriage between nobles and commoners.
Zhao Lian'er was about to explain when Du Zichun rushed in and said that since nobles and commoners were not allowed to marry each other, he could demote himself to a commoner and no longer be a member of the Du family in Shangjing.
Then came Du Zichun's aunt, who was much gentler. She said that Shangjing Du had never stopped Du Zichun and Zhao Lian'er from falling in love, but the marriage had to be postponed for three to five years.
As a result, Zhao Lian'er fainted.
Du Zichun hurriedly took Zhao Lian'er to see a doctor and had no time to reply.
"Your Highness, I think Zhao Lian'er is pretending to faint. With her broken body, she can't wait for three to five years." Tu Mi sneered.
"I feel dizzy. Her fainting at the critical moment will only cause disgust from the elders of the Du family in Shangjing." Zhu Huaizhen rubbed his forehead, yawning and coughing continuously.
Hey, why am I coughing again recently?
After hearing this, Tu Mi instantly understood that Zhao Lian'er's fainting was probably the work of her prince.
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