The emperor was too lazy to care about his youngest daughter's family's concerns and planned to settle the matter simply and rudely.
"I will copy it in the palace for five days first, and when you are old enough to have hairpins, you can come back to me to continue." The emperor suddenly thought that this girl was about to get hairpins, so he added another sentence.
After all, the gift of hair extensions is a major event in a woman's life. Besides, Sister Ying's status is noble and represents the face of the royal family, so naturally she cannot miss it.
As for the time limit for leaving the palace, he believed that after this incident, the queen and the eldest daughter must find ways to settle the marriage of Sister Ying as soon as possible.
The Queen breathed a sigh of relief after hearing this. Fortunately, the Emperor ignored Sister Ying's nonsense.
"Why doesn't my grandfather agree to this? Didn't you say before that you let Sister Ying choose her own husband? Why are you regretting it now? He is not married and I am not married, so why not?"
Qin Yingyuan was extremely desperate at this moment. She did not expect that her grandfather would reject her so decisively.
When she came to the palace to pay New Year's greetings to her grandfather and the others the year before last, her grandfather smiled and talked about her marriage.
She said she wanted to make her own choice, and her grandfather obviously agreed.
"Hmph! It's not good for you to choose anyone, but you choose him. I tell you the truth, I will give him a marriage in the next few days. This is what his teacher came to ask for in person. Jun Wu said, since I have agreed, then I will definitely
You can’t break your promise.”
The emperor shook his sleeves angrily. He was also very angry at the girl for being so stubborn.
After hearing these words, Qin Yingyuan immediately collapsed on the ground, as if all the energy and energy in her body had been taken away.
The emperor couldn't bear it when he saw this, but he was still cruel.
"Gu Chengyu is just a good person! How come you got confused after meeting him once or twice? Just stay in the palace and listen to your grandmother. Your grandfather will definitely find a good marriage for you."
The emperor's tone softened a bit, and he patiently said a few words of comfort.
In fact, if Liang Zhirui had not come to ask, the emperor would not have agreed to Sister Ying.
If Gu Chengyu becomes the son-in-law of the Duke of Qin, it will be a great thing for the second son.
But it is very inappropriate for him. He is still in power now. If the power of the second child grows stronger day by day, how can he be able to suppress it in the future?
If the second son wants to ascend the throne, he has to wait until he dies. Therefore, Gu Chengyu must not be used by the second son at present, so naturally it is impossible to marry Sister Ying.
Qin Yingyuan came to her senses and took a deep breath. Her face turned pale, as if she had made a major decision.
A decisive voice sounded, "Ying'er is willing to be an equal wife."
The queen looked at Qin Yingyuan in disbelief, and saw that the other party's expression did not look like he was speaking out of anger.
She was so angry that she immediately stepped forward and said, "Bah!"
"How shameless do you, a girl, have to be? The majesty of the royal family is inviolable. If you go up to the pole and become someone else's wife, people will only think you are a bitch. You, a proud daughter of heaven, want to be the wife of a sixth-rank official.
Everyone in the world will spurn you and laugh at you. You have lost the face of the royal family and the face of the Duke of Qin."
The queen was so angry that her vision suddenly went dark and she fainted.
When he returned to his house after leaving work, Gu Chengyu couldn't wait to take out the two pieces of paper that had been placed in the space.
Gu Chengyu looked at the two pieces of paper carefully and found that the fonts were very similar to his own.
Yes, these two are exactly the two that Qiu Yifan exchanged today.
He and Qian Yi had their backs to Qiu Yifan. If Qiu Yifan didn't know how to take advantage of such a good opportunity, wouldn't he be extremely stupid?
And of course he couldn't be unprepared. When he put these on the table, Gu Chengyu made a mark, and he could naturally see that the paper had been tampered with.
Moreover, Gu Chengyu specially used a modern pencil to draw a very small dot in the corner of the two pieces of paper. It would be impossible to tell without looking carefully.
Later, the share that Gu Chengyu gave to Zhang Hai was exchanged by Gu Chengyu from space halfway.
So Zhang Hai didn't find anything wrong, because it was Gu Chengyu's handwriting.
Imperial edicts and edicts must be written in regular script. The characteristics of regular script are its straight strokes and neat structure.
Therefore, although everyone's handwriting is different, the difference in writing will not be too big.
Moreover, Qiu Yifan and Qiu Yifan have been colleagues for many years, and they live in the same room. If you pay attention on weekdays, it is not difficult to imitate his handwriting.
In the case of deliberate imitation, although there are still some differences from his, the difference is not big.
For those who are not familiar with it, how can they tell that this is not Gu Chengyu's handwriting?
After reading the contents of the paper, Gu Chengyu found that it was roughly the same as what he had written.
He couldn't help but wonder why Qiu Yifan spent so much effort to change the oracle?
Suddenly, he thought of a possibility.
Gu Chengyu looked at the teapot on the table, then at the rice paper in his hand, and then shook his head.
It shouldn't be water. After all, the emperor would not pour water on the rice paper if the imperial edict was handed over to him.
Since water cannot be used, only fire roasting is left.
Just like the special ink he made, it is invisible on ordinary days but becomes visible when exposed to heat.
There are so many magical things in this world, and maybe others have such a method.
But if you add something, it would make sense. But if you want to change something, it shouldn't be possible, right?
Gu Chengyu was really curious. He thought for a while, looked at the candlestick very close to him, and put his hand over it.
Feeling the rice paper slowly getting warm in his hands, Gu Chengyu stared at the words on the paper carefully.
"Eh?" Gu Chengyu noticed that there was a change in the word "second son Zhao Dun". A horizontal line suddenly appeared above the two characters, which turned into a three characters.
Then Zhao Dun's "Dun" gradually became blurred until it disappeared, replaced by the word "Yun".
Gu Chengyu was stunned for a long time, and couldn't help but admired: "It turns out that there is this kind of ink in the world that can make words disappear."
It seems that there are many wonders in the world, so he should not underestimate the ancients.
Before, he thought that writing with iodine and starch was a pioneer in ancient times.
Later, he discovered that someone was using silver salt to blacken the image. Only then did Gu Chengyu understand that the wisdom of the ancients should not be underestimated.
He has been in this dynasty for fourteen years and has never heard of this kind of potion. This shows that this kind of ink is very rare and unknown to outsiders.
This reminded him of modern erasable pens, isn’t that the same principle?
Thinking of this, Gu Chengyu thought that maybe he could try to use the principle of erasable pens to make similar ink.
Turning his mind back to the oracle, Gu Chengyu couldn't help but sneered.
Qiu Yifan's idea is really clever! It says the third prince Zhao Yun, but he easily picked out himself and the eldest prince.
But he was a little curious. The words on the paper must reach a certain temperature before they can be seen.
The emperor will not put this paper on the fire to bake, so naturally he will not find this word.
How could Qiu Yifan be discovered by the emperor? Gu Chengyu thought for a moment and suddenly thought of De'an, the chief steward next to the emperor.