When Xue Ning saw Yun Xi, he immediately bent down and saluted. Yun Xi asked Yang Feng to step back, then immediately stretched out his hand to support Xue Ning and said, "Why should my father-in-law salute like this?"
Xue Ning said: "I don't dare to address you as your father-in-law." However, he did not continue to salute after breaking away from Yunxi's hand.
Yunxi said: "My father-in-law has been working really hard these days. Is there anything unusual in Beijing?"
Xue Ning said: "Your Highness, there is nothing going on in the capital. All nobles and officials are on guard, and the family members rarely leave the house. Even those Confucian scholars honestly come to the Yamen to attend their duties." What to say."
Then Yunxi asked a few more questions, and Xue Ning answered them one by one.
At this time, Yunxi had no way to personally identify whether what Xue Ning said was true or false. So since Xue Ning said this, he chose to believe it, and encouraged Xue Ning to continue to command the Jinyi Guards. It’s Beijing.
Xue Ning stepped back. Yunxi sat down and drank a glass of water, and then thought about what he wanted to do. At this time, the servant came over and said to Yunxi: "Your Highness, the empress has packed up and can move to Qianqing Palace. Your Highness Are you going to go with me now?"
Yunxi said: "Let Xiyao go first, I will go there later."
The servant secretary was not an ordinary female official who knew nothing. He knew that it was an unusual time, so he bowed again and left.
After a while, Song Liang came back with Chang Sheng. It turned out that Yun Hei had previously ordered Song Liang to find Chang Sheng after he sent Luo Guanzhong back, so Chang Sheng would come.
Meeting Chang Sheng back was of course different from meeting Xue Ning. Yunxi immediately asked Song Liang to come down, but Chang Sheng just slowly saluted, and Yunxi, of course, couldn't let him finish the salute, so he supported him.
While supporting Chang Sheng, Yunxi said: "Uncle, what kind of courtesy are we talking about when we meet? Business is more important now."
Chang Sheng did not continue to salute, and did not refute his uncle's statement, saying: "You have returned to Beijing, so I feel relieved."
Yunxi said: "Well, I'm back." Then he also asked: "Is there anything unusual in Beijing?"
Chang Sheng said: "No, they are all honest. Li Jinglong and Cao Zhen are not in the capital, so I paid special attention to the Duke of Wei's mansion. Xu Zengshou has always been on good terms with King Yan, but these days he has also been honest in the mansion. "After the deaths of Prince Yiwen Zhu Biao, Qin King Zhu Xi, Jin King Zhu Fan, and Jingjiang King Zhu Shouqian, Yan King Zhu Di was already the oldest among the Ming Dynasty kings, so he deserves great attention.
Yunxi nodded after hearing this, and then asked: "Did the Xue family, the commander of Jinwu's rear guard, do anything unusual?"
Chang Sheng was stunned for a moment and said: "The Xue family? Is this the concubine's natal family?"
Yunxi said: "It's her home."
Chang Sheng said: "How could there be any movement in the Xue family?"
Yunxi said: "Although the two daughters of the Xue family have married me, we must be careful." Although the Xue family has always been very respectful and cherishes their daughters, what is the situation? It’s not allowed, so you have to be on guard.
The Chang family is different. There are no outstanding people in this generation of the Chang family, while the Xue family is very capable; the Chang family has a grandson who is about to become the emperor, while the Xue family has a grandson who is 'likely' to become the emperor in the distant future. It's all illusory. So Yunxi is wary of the Xue family but not the Chang family. Although the possibility of the Xue family joining another family is very small.
Chang Sheng said: "Every house has been guarded by personnel, and nothing unusual has been found in the Xue family. I will send more people when I go back."
Yunxi saw some changes in Chang Sheng's face and knew that he was probably thinking: 'Is Yunxi and Xue Ning also asking if there is any unusual movement in the Chang family?', so he immediately said: "Uncle, the Chang family and the Xue family
It's different. The Chang family is my mother's natal family and is one with Gu, but the Xue family is not necessarily..."
In short, Yunxi said a lot to prove that the Chang family and the Xue family were different, so Chang Sheng seemed to no longer doubt it. Then Yunxi asked Chang Sheng to continue to look after the entire capital.
'If I really couldn't find another suitable person to look after the Xue family, I definitely wouldn't have asked the Chang family to do this.' Yunxi thought.
It was already close to Haishi. Yunxi was tired after working hard all day, but he still washed his face and called Yang Feng in.
After Yang Feng came in, Yunxi said to him: "Gu ordered you to take over the imperial city from now on and guard the palace. Anyone who disobeys the order will be killed without mercy. Now the only person Gu can trust is you."
Yang Feng knelt down on one knee and said, "I will definitely live up to my mission!"
Yunxi said: "Then you go." Yang Feng withdrew.
Yunxi called Wang Gong and Wang Jin over again and told them to pay attention to Wenhua Palace, and then took Wang Bu and Wang Xi to Qianqing Palace.
When they arrived at Qianqing Palace, Xiyao had already fallen asleep. Yunxi did not want to disturb Xiyao, so he chose the room next to the room where Xiyao was resting, and then also fell asleep.
In the next few days, Yunxi stayed at Qianqing Palace, and he asked all his subordinate officials to move to Jinshen Palace.
Every day, Yunxi first went to the main hall of Qianqing Palace in the morning to see if Lao Zhu had woken up. In the past few days, except for Lao Zhu who briefly woke up once at noon on the 30th, he ate something and immediately went back to sleep.
Yunxi didn't even have time to say a word to him, but Lao Zhu didn't wake up again, which made Yunxi very worried, worried that Lao Zhu would never be able to sleep again.
Afterwards, Yunxi had breakfast, and then went to the imperial doctor to ask about the situation of Lao Zhu and Xiyao. Xiyao had already passed her prime days for a few days, and Yunxi was also a little worried.
After that, Yunxi brought the memorials from the General Affairs Department and asked the eunuchs to send them to Jinshen Hall, where his subordinate officials could put forward their opinions, and then they sent back the memorials with small notes.
It was usually noon by the time they had drafted their preliminary handling opinions. Yunxi usually finished processing all the returned documents after lunch, and then asked the eunuchs to send them all to the General Affairs Department for distribution.
In the afternoon, Yunxi stayed with Lao Zhu and personally gave him medicine and food. Anyway, he would do everything a filial son should do.
Yunxi also called all the princes in Beijing, whether they were princes or county princes, except for children under three years old, to the palace, and took turns guarding Lao Zhu day and night. Yunxi's main purpose was to prevent them from causing trouble outside. Now they are all
Now that he's in the palace, Yunxi doesn't have to worry anymore.
Until the fifth day of leap May (this year is also a leap year), Xiyao felt that she was about to give birth. The midwives who had been waiting in the palace for many days began to deliver Xiyao's baby. And Lao Zhu seemed to feel something.
Xiyao woke up again at the same time as she started.
