Chapter 1332 I rely on the imperial examination to get ahead and become a frontier official (39)
As long as Gu Mo turns his back, even if the concubine has the title of heir apparent, she will not be able to win in this battle for the throne.
Mr. Pu also believes that he is as kind to Gu Mo as a mountain and has helped Gu Mo so much. Even during the more than ten years when Gu Mo was in Wuzhou, if she hadn't dealt with the villains in the court for Gu Mo, I'm afraid Gu Mo would have been killed.
It's gone.
Gu Mo had no reason not to be grateful to her, and no reason not to follow her teacher's footsteps.
But she didn't expect that Gu Mo suddenly lifted up his clothes, knelt in front of her and made a big bow.
"The teachers' kindness in nurturing them over the years has always been remembered by the students. As long as there is an opportunity, the students will definitely repay the favor."
After he finished speaking, he increased his tone and spoke in a clear tone, "I don't want to be granted the title of marquis, but I hope Haibo will be peaceful. Students become officials not only for their own ambitions and to be loyal to the emperor, but also for the sake of all the people in the world. Students are now in a high and powerful position.
Every move, every word and every deed must be worthy of the self who set up the ideal without hesitation to 'establish a heart for the heaven and earth, establish a destiny for the people, carry on the unique knowledge for the saints, and create peace for all generations.'"
If possible, Gu Mo wouldn't want to take sides.
But in the imperial court, you don't just stand on whichever side you want. More often than not, people are pushed by the current situation to make choices.
And her choice had already been decided the moment she was appointed as the Crown Prince.
She must also follow this path and fulfill her duties, instead of engaging in political speculation in the court and making the court even more chaotic.
Gu Mo's words made Mr. Pu suddenly fall silent.
When many officials first entered the DPRK, they had the lofty ideal of serving the country with integrity.
However, when their persistence was defeated by reality, many people began to lose themselves in the officialdom, cultivating party members, forming cliques for personal gain, and collaborating with the kind of people they once despised the most, and she was no exception.
But Gu Mo became the exception.
She is obviously in a high and powerful position, but she is not greedy for money or fame. She has not changed her original intention as a young person and always adheres to the dream she had when she first entered the court.
Many people may laugh at Gu Mo's behavior. After reading for so many years, he only knows how to be a bookworm, and does not know how to plan for himself or use politics to gain a good future for himself.
However, most scholars are too smart. They think they are playing politics, but in the end they are just being played by politics. Very few people are as clear-headed as Gu Mo.
Mr. Pu couldn't do it either, but he respected such a person and wanted to protect such a clear leader in the government.
Because the imperial court and the people of the world need such people so much.
Mr. Pu sighed, said nothing more, and left.
But she knew that from now on, she and Gu Mo would be in different camps. Even though she was no longer in the court, she still had her own heirs and students in the court, and they would all be on the opposite side of Gu Mo.
Who will win depends on God's will.
After Mr. Pu left, Gu Mo stood by the window and saw a crescent moon hanging lightly on the branches.
Behind the calm thin clouds, there are countless undercurrents.
As the body of the Supreme Being becomes worse and worse day by day, the moon facing the sky will soon change.
Everyone will become a torrent swept in by the huge waves, and be forced to make their own choices.
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The little prince is the most beloved son of the Supreme Being. Since the younger son told him about his goal of choosing a mate, the Supreme Being naturally started to look for him.
A few days later, the Supreme Lord issued an order to marry the young prince to the legitimate daughter of the chief minister's family.
The legitimate daughter of the first assistant's family is gentle and funny, with a unique temperament. She knows how to respect men, but she is a romantic and has a lot of husbands...
It fully meets all the conditions put forward by the little prince.
But the little prince couldn't accept it, made a fuss, and questioned the Supreme Being.
"Mother, how could you marry me to such an unworthy woman?"
Supreme, "Isn't this of your own free will?"
"When did my son volunteer?"
"That day in the Imperial Study Room, when I asked you, you said it yourself, doesn't this daughter-in-law of the First Assistant's family not meet all the requirements?"
The little prince choked immediately.
What he was talking about was that Qu Ruochu was not the filthy first daughter-in-law!
The Queen Mother knew this and married him to the daughter of the First Assistant, but she never thought about marrying him and Qu Ruochu!
He just wants to be with the woman he loves, why is it so difficult?
"Mother, in this kind of forced marriage, will my son really be happy? Do you want my son to be unable to be with the one he loves all his life, and eventually die of depression?"
The Supreme's face turned cold and he looked at the little prince with disappointed eyes.
The little prince seemed not to notice, and continued to say angrily:
"Mother, I can't give up the honor of the prince of the Tian family, and I can give up the power and wealth. I would rather not be this prince, but I must be with Ah Chu! Please help me and her!"
The Supreme narrowed his eyes dangerously, "What did you say?"
"My son said that I would rather be an ordinary person and spend the rest of my life with the one I love!"
The Supreme Lord suddenly swept away the things on the table, "Okay, you want to be an ordinary person, I will help you, and from today on, I will demote you to a commoner!"
The little prince was dumbfounded, but he was only stunned for a moment.
He didn't think the Supreme Being was serious, but just wanted to scare him.
He cannot compromise, as long as he persists, he will definitely succeed.
"Common people are common people! As long as I can be with Ah Chu, I am willing to endure any hardship!"
The Supreme Lord sent someone to throw the little prince out.
A group of the little prince's older brothers heard that he had angered the Supreme Being, and they all came to watch the fun.
"Brother Eleven, the Queen Mother married me to the general of the town before. You said that although she is ordinary-looking and bloodthirsty and easy to kill, her honor is earned by herself, and she is better than those women from powerful and wealthy families. In short, I am with
It doesn't matter whether she loves each other or not. The Queen Mother's orders are the most important. So why are you advocating love now and not listening to the Queen Mother? Don't you believe in the Queen Mother's vision? "
Tsk tsk, I'm sorry that we were granted marriage by the Queen Mother, so you think we should just resign ourselves to fate, otherwise it would be unfilial, and you would accuse us from the high ground of morality.
When it's your turn, you can choose freely?
If I don't let you choose, is that abusing you?
After hearing the ridicule, the little prince was so angry that he drove everyone away and stayed in the palace without leaving the door.
After waiting for several days, he did not receive the imperial edict that he would be demoted to a commoner, which shows that the Queen Mother really couldn't bear it.
The most hateful thing was Gu Mo. If she hadn't suddenly exposed Qu Ruochu at the hunting ground and told what Qu Ruochu had done, how could the Queen Mother still be so cruel?
Now that he can't save Qu Ruochu, he can always vent his anger for Qu Ruochu, right?
The little prince had an idea and came up with an unexpected plan - to beat Gu Mo to death.
Of course, it is definitely not that easy to escape after killing an important official of the court.
