The Lady Is so Fierce

Teachers and students in ancient times/Marriage first, love later Everyone in Beijing knew that the Seventh Prince was the youngest son born to the current Holy Emperor when he was fifty years old, and he was also the most beloved son. In addition, he was very talented and had been favored since he was a child. He was even held in his lap during court banquets, and he had never suffered any injustice. Therefore, when the marriage between the Seventh Prince and Guan was put on the agenda, Quan went to Kyoto to wonder which noble girl would win the favor of the current emperor and be accused of marrying the Seventh Prince. However, what no one expected was that the person who would be pointed out to the Seventh Prince in the end would be Xie Jing, a scholar of the Imperial Academy who was brilliant and talented. Although Bachelor Xie came from a poor family, he was the youngest Jinshi in a century. He is both the seventh prince's teacher and a man. The people in Beijing were talking about this, and the seventh prince reacted even more violently. He continued to roll around in front of the imperial study for a month. But for the first time, the emperor, who had always been obedient to him, was so insistent that he forced him to get married. On their wedding night, the Seventh Prince thought of Xie Jing's never-smiling face and his attitude of refusing to let others go thousands of miles away, as well as the experience of being slapped on the palms of his hands with bamboo strips every day. He felt like his two sides were trembling, and he stood outside the wedding room without daring to step in. Therefore, I lingered in the courtyard until the lights were turned off at midnight before I finally plucked up the courage to step into the wedding room. He thought Xie Jing had already rested, but as soon as he entered, he saw Xie Jing, dressed in a bright red wedding dress, sitting at the desk, looking at the policy he had written the day before with the moonlight outside the window, his brows furrowed. "Madam..." The seventh prince hesitated and moved forward as he was about to cry. Then I saw Xie Jing raise his head, his slender fingers gently tapping the bamboo strips on the table. There was a familiar bamboo strip next to him. The seventh prince raised his sleeves and wiped the cold sweat from his forehead, trying to get away with it, "Madam, the night is already dark, how about we take a rest early?" "Have a rest?" Xie Jing looked at him coldly and interrupted him unhurriedly, "Did you forget that there was a more important thing before that?" The seventh prince felt a layer of cold sweat break out on his back. Just when he was wondering if Xie Jing was going to force him to consummate the marriage, he saw Xie Jing stood up and threw Ce Shu on top of him. "Before dawn, rewrite this policy." - The Seventh Prince always thought that Xie Jing was only forced by the emperor's order to marry him. Until later he was forced to die and became a commoner. Hearing the news again from Xie Jing, it turned out that the new emperor had been defeated and died, and Da Liang was in danger. However, he stepped forward in times of crisis to support the youngest son of the clan to ascend the throne, lead the army to defeat the enemy as a civil servant, and safeguard the country as a regent. Under his rule, Great Liang grew stronger and stronger, and no one committed the crime again. The Regent's mansion was about to be trampled by matchmakers. Countless dignitaries in Beijing wanted to marry him, but they were all rejected by Xie Jing. The reason is: Xie is already married. Everyone was talking about this. After all, no one cared about the childlike marriage, not to mention that the seventh prince was no longer alive. So everyone just regarded it as an excuse. However, what he didn't expect was that after all these years, Xie Jing actually never remarried, and stayed in the same room where he was married to the seventh prince every day. The layout of the room remained the same as before, without any change. Everyone couldn't help but sigh, wondering why he was obsessed with a man. What's more, the seventh prince will never come back. Xie Jing originally thought so, until many years later during the Battle of the Acropolis, a lieutenant general in the army beheaded generals, captured the flag, and trapped the enemy. Because of his outstanding military achievements, he personally received the commander on his return to the DPRK and was named a hussar general. But on the day he was granted the title, His Highness's generals moved from far to near. It was obviously a different face, but he saw the shadow of that person. So drunk. Xie Jing stabilized the wine glass in his hand and drank it all in one gulp. I thought it was just a physical resemblance, but later when he was leaving the army and passing by the newly appointed Hussars General, he saw him stepping forward, and then shouted something in his ear just like he had done many years ago. "Lady." Intention: Teachers and students in ancient times