It's quite twisty, but the owner of this letter is actually a young lady named Fu.
Yes, that's right.
This is what Li Wenchong's people found out.
"Fu Xue?"
Li Wenchong frowned. He was not impressed at all about this quota. He was somewhat impressed by her father, but not deeply.
Master Fu served in the Imperial College and had little contact with Li Wenchong.
When Li Wenchong was studying, Master Fu was just a minor official. When Li Wenchong came out of the study room, Master Fu entered the Imperial College. This was the only place where they could possibly meet, and the two of them were perfectly separated.
So, okay, why would Mr. Fu let his daughter send him such a letter?
You can't. It was written by Fu Xue himself, right?
He had never had any dealings with the daughter of the capital, so he didn't expect it to happen to him. Taking this letter, he made an appointment with Mr. Fu for tea the next day.
Master Fu was shocked when he received the invitation from Prince Chong.
At this time, shouldn't Prince Chong be busy with approaching matters? How could he still have time to invite him to tea?!
Wait, when did he meet Prince Chong?
Thinking of one thing, Lord Fu felt a little guilty. He couldn't be the one who made things difficult for Lord Yao, and Prince Chong knew about it, right?
He is really not trying to embarrass Mr. Yao. There are regulations in place. Those who can come to the Imperial College are those who are official, people's livelihood, civil servants, and honorary relatives. If he is Mr. Yao's biological son, then there is absolutely no problem. But it is him who Mr. Yao is asking about.
nephew.
The most important thing is that the two of them also separated their families, which...
How does this allow him to operate?
If this is going to be discovered, what's the point?
The number of places in the Imperial College is very tight, and everyone is keeping an eye on it. Master Yao's nephew is not a candidate, so how can it be so easy? Even if he is a candidate, he still has to recommend someone, and he has to be dignified enough to get in.
"Prince Chong, you...are not here to inquire about the quota for the Imperial College?" Master Fu looked at Li Wenchong and probed cautiously.
"Quota? What quota?"
"Just before the Chinese New Year, Mr. Yao asked his subordinates about the quota for the Imperial College. It seemed that he was asking for his nephew..." Mr. Fu hinted.
Li Wenchong raised his eyebrows: "Oh, has he asked about this?"
"Yes, I made it clear to Mr. Yao at that time that there are rules for the Imperial College admissions. If they had not separated their families, it would have been easier. But after they separated, no one in the second house would be an official, so..."
Master Fu looked embarrassed, "Xiaguan is just a small businessman, how can he do such a thing as a master? Even if you want to find one, you should find Master Jijiu..."
He also has an immediate boss above him, but if that doesn't work, why should he look for his immediate boss? Why should he look for someone who is in the sixth grade?
He can't make the decision.
Even if Prince Chong comes in person, he can't do anything.
Li Wenchong twitched the corner of his mouth, took out the letter from his arms, and threw it in front of Mr. Fu: "Is it worth asking your daughter to write to me for such a small thing? Okay, don't worry about it, I know it.
Already."
Leaving the letter behind, Li Wenchong left.
Master Fu at the back was shocked: Wait, this is not what Prince Chong was talking about when he came to him?!
Also, what’s going on with this letter?!
How come he didn't know that he had written this letter to his daughter?
…
Master Fu felt bad. He quickly put the letter into his sleeve and went back to find his daughter.
Fu Xue has just turned sixteen this year, and Mrs. Fu has already been busy checking other people's affairs for her, but unfortunately, Fu Xue has never been the one, which gives Mrs. Fu a headache.
"What kind of thing do you want to see? Just tell me a standard and I will find it for you."
Fu Xue lowered her head and said nothing.
She already has someone in her heart, what should she say?
If it was that person, she would be willing to be a concubine, but if it wasn't that person...
She would rather never marry in this life and stay as an old lady.
"Are you really talking?"
Fu Xue still didn't speak.
Mrs. Fu lost her temper because of her: "Okay, you go back. Don't come out these days if you have nothing to do. I don't want to see you. I will get angry when I see you. I don't know how to raise it. When I grow up, I will
You know how to piss me off."
As soon as the front foot sent Fu Xue away, the back foot Master Fu came back and asked Mrs. Fu where Fu Xue was.
Although Mrs. Fu was a little angry with Fu Xue, she still smiled and said good things about Fu Xue in front of Master Fu, saying that Fu Xue was here just now talking to her and being filial to her, but now she sent him back to rest.
Master Fu asked all the people waiting in the room to go down, and took out a letter from his sleeve: "Look at the good daughter you taught, she went behind my back and wrote to Prince Chong in my name? What does she want to do?!
"
Mrs. Fu was stunned: "What?!"
He quickly took the letter and read it.
The letter was stained with water and most of it was unclear, but one or two words could still be faintly made out.
Those few scattered words looked like some kind of love poem, and Mrs. Fu was suddenly filled with confusion and confusion.
"Prince Chong has already requested a decree from Emperor Mingguang. Mrs. Yao will come to Beijing in a while. You should take care of your daughter. She even dares to do such things as write letters in my name. What if something happens?
Our family has been completely disgraced by this incident. How can a grown-up girl write a letter to a man? The content is still like this... ugh!"
…
Fu Xue was immediately banned and was not allowed to go out again.
Mrs. Fu directly invited several stern mothers-in-law to teach Fu Xue the rules again.
She just said that she had visited so many houses before, but her daughter didn't like any of them, so she actually had such thoughts?!
Oh My God!
Their family had no intention of marrying someone else, they just hoped that she would find an honest man to marry and live in peace for the rest of her life.
Mrs. Fu felt that she had worked hard all her life and had never given her daughter such an illusion. How could her daughter have such an idea?
All the maids and wives around Fu Xue were called over and beaten hard. Unfortunately, Mrs. Fu was not able to find out from the maids about their relationship. Only the maid with the identity
, helped send a letter.
"You bitch, I asked you to serve the lady, and this is how you serve me?! If you want to be the Hongying matchmaker, you have to see if I, the wife, agree..." Mrs. Fu called someone on the spot,
Drag the maid into the yard and beat the boards.
People all over the yard stared at him and beat him to death.
The maid screamed and begged for mercy, saying that she really didn't know what the young lady wrote. The young lady said it was "a big deal" and she thought it was another secret letter...
She was still waiting to make a meritorious service, but... she was tricked by her own lady.
The maid wanted to clear up the relationship, but Mrs. Fu would not agree.
She raised a good daughter, and I don’t know how much effort she put into it. If it weren’t for the bad guys below, how could Fu Xue do such a mindless thing?
Mrs. Fu couldn't find any other reason, so it would be strange if she didn't let the breath out of her chest.
The maid was beaten to death and the mat was thrown away.
Fu Xue was locked in the room, listening to the noise outside, anxious and helpless. When a little maid came in to deliver food, she quickly caught her: "Luxiu, wait a minute, where is Tao Xing?"
Lu Xiu plopped down and knelt down: "Miss, please spare me, I don't want to be beaten."
"Why are you kneeling? Let me ask you, where is Taoxing? Was Taoxing beaten by my mother? How is she? Did you call a doctor?"
Fu Xue asked a series of questions, and Luxiu's eyes turned red, and he said: "Miss, Sister Taoxing...she's gone."
