"Wangye, you embarrassed the Crown Prince yesterday, so he can't help but be unhappy. Do you want to hold a banquet in the residence to apologize to the Crown Prince?”
A seventeen or eighteen-year-old beautiful woman frowned slightly and nagged.
The young man sitting opposite her did not say a word.
The eyes on his handsome face were slightly closed.
He seemed to be taking a nap.
"So I'm Yun Prince Zhao Kai now?”
The young man felt strange.
"In the Northern Song Dynasty, the Emperor's favorite third son, Yun Prince Zhao Kai, was appointed as the Jingnan and Ningjiang Military Commanders in the eighth year of Zhenghe. He was in charge of Jiangling and Kuizhou, and even held the post of Imperial City Secretary for several years.
Interesting.
There was no need to talk about the previous series of empty positions.
He had been promoted to the Imperial City Department for several years, and it could be seen that Huizong loved him.
In the Northern Song Dynasty, the Imperial City Bureau was equivalent to the Imperial Guards of the Ming Dynasty.
He was in charge of the palace, the guards of the Zhou Lu, and spying on intelligence.
The Imperial City Division had two branches, the "Personal Assistant Officer" and the "Marriage Officer".
The "personal attendants" were in charge of the palace guards. There were five commanders and a total of 2500 people. They belonged to the palace guards and were equivalent to the bodyguards of the future president.
The "marriage officer" was also known as the inspector. There were six commanders and 3000 people in total. They were responsible for checking and spying. It was called the ancient KGB.
An important yamen like the Imperial City Bureau was under Zhao Kai's control.
The beautiful woman in front of him was his wife, the wife of Yun Country, Zhu Fengying.
Zhu Fengying, 17 years old, was the daughter of Zhu Bocai, the commander of the Wukang Army.
She also had an elder sister, Zhu Shuzhen, who was married to the current Crown Prince, Zhao Huan.
One daughter married the prince and the other married the king of Yun.
His father-in-law, Zhu Bocai, could be considered a winner in life.
Of course, if the Jin soldiers did not come south…
It was the second year of Xuanhe, and there were still five years before the Golden Dog went south.
There was still time.
The shame of Jingkang? He was not allowed to appear again.
Zhao Kai opened his eyes.
Looking at the little beauty in front of him, he smiled in satisfaction.
Such a beautiful girl was now his princess.
Zhu Fengying saw his smile and stomped her feet.""Wangye, this servant is about to die of anxiety and you're still laughing.”
Zhao Kai patted her head and said gently,""What are you panicking for? The one who embarrassed the Crown Prince is Imperial Father, not me. If the Crown Prince is unhappy, you can go and look for Imperial Father.”
Speaking of this, it was really funny.
Although Zhao Huan was appointed Prince.
However, she had lived in Zhao Kai's shadow since she was young.
Like Huizong, Zhao Kai was smart and intelligent since childhood. He was also proficient in zither, chess, calligraphy and painting. He was good at painting flowers and birds, so he was deeply loved by Huizong of Song Dynasty.
In the eighth year of Zhenghe, Zhao Kai secretly took part in the imperial examination that year and actually got the first place.
Emperor Huizong of Song was very happy after learning about it.
However, he was afraid that the world would gossip about him, so he chose Wang Ang, who was second in the examination, as the top scholar. However, the top scholar was still Zhao Kai.
Huizong looked down on Zhao Huan even more.
He had said more than once,"The third son of the emperor, Kai, is deeply like me."”
It means that the Third Prince Zhao Kai is the most like me and can inherit the throne.
If not for the opposition of the ministers, Emperor Huizong would have made Zhao Kai the Crown Prince long ago.
Zhao Huan became even more nervous. He was very cautious, afraid that someone would catch him.
Just two days ago, Zhao Huan entered the palace to pay his respects to Huizong.
However, he was rejected outside the door and made to wait.
Zhao Huan thought that Huizong had important matters to attend to, so he waited respectfully at the side.
However, after waiting for four to six hours, Huizong still did not receive him.
Zhao Huan looked for the eunuch to find out what the official was busy with.
However, he was told that the officials were appreciating calligraphy and painting with Prince Yun and that no one should disturb them.
Zhao Huan almost spat out a mouthful of blood.
He hated Zhao Kai even more.
Zhao Kai only found out about this after he came out.
He didn't care.
Zhu Fengying was worried that if she offended the Crown Prince now, he would definitely take revenge after she ascended the throne.
Therefore, he wanted to hold a banquet in the residence to apologize to the Crown Prince.
How could Zhao Kai agree?
He had never looked down on Zhao Huan.
In the original history, if it wasn't for the Jin army going south, Emperor Huizong of Song would have fled in a hurry and abdicated the throne to Zhao Huan.
The throne might not belong to anyone.
Song Huizong's original intention was to take his favorite Third Prince and run away, leaving Zhao Huan to resist the Jin soldiers.
Who knew that Zhao Huan was even more stupid.
It led to the fall of Tokyo and the capture of his entire family.
Huizong of Song and Qinzong of Song were both notorious.
Song Huizong was timid, cowardly, and irresponsible.
Zhao Huan was timid, cowardly, and stupid.
When the soldiers arrived, Zhao Huan did not dare to fight and went out to negotiate with the Jin soldiers.
That's right, this was Zhao Huan's stupid move.
In the end, he was detained as soon as he arrived at the Jin Bing camp.
The fall of Tokyo and the use of empresses, princesses, palace maids, and common women as compensation for the loss of gold, which normal emperor would do such a thing?
Thinking of this, Zhao Kai was filled with anger.
If he had transmigrated in the seventh year of Xuanhe, he might really have been powerless.
Fortunately, it was the second year of Xuanhe.
Great Song and Jin had just signed the Sea Alliance to fight against Liao.
Even though Ocean's Alliance was also a lousy move.
However, it would at least give Great Song five years of breathing space.
Fortunately, he was the most beloved third son of Huizong, Yun Wang.
There was still time.
After comforting his little wife, Zhao Kai entered the study.
"Get me a charcoal pencil."
An hour later, he came out with a scroll.
"Chen Ji, Zhou Jin, follow me into the palace."
A yellow-faced student and a pale-faced eunuch immediately appeared outside the door.
The yellow-faced student, Chen Ji, was an official of Zhao Kai's palace. The literal meaning was an official who helped Yun Wang do things.
The white-faced eunuch Zhou Jin was a eunuch who had followed him since he was young.
The two of them were his trusted subordinates.
"Your Highness, the carriage has been prepared."
"Let's go."
The carriage was pulled by eight strong horses and walked steadily on the streets of Bianliang, Tokyo.
At this time, Tokyo was rich and prosperous, and the flow of people was like weaving.
The guards of the manor opened the way.
Chen Ji and Zhou Jin followed on both sides.
Perhaps he felt something, Zhao Kai vaguely heard someone calling for help not far away.
He lifted the side curtain of the carriage.
In the distance, he saw a few strong servants dragging a slim woman.
The graceful woman struggled desperately to call for help, but her mouth was quickly covered.
It was about to be stuffed into the sedan chair.
Zhao Kaimei asked,"Who is that? How could he kidnap a commoner girl in broad daylight?"”
Chen Ji only took a glance and immediately replied,"Your Highness, it's the servant of Grand Marshal Gao's family. Young Marshal Gao is a playboy by nature and probably has taken a fancy to some woman.”
"Young Master Gao…Woman…"
Zhao Kai felt as if an electric current had passed through his mind.
"Water Margins?"
"Bring Young Master Gao and that woman here!”
"Hurry!"
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