When King Fu left the old capital and went north to the vassal state, King Yu was about the same age as Chai Yan.

The mother of King Yu Chai Ji was from the Meng family in the Central Plains. A woman from a noble family was knowledgeable and polite, and she adhered to her duties, but in the eyes of the emperor, she could not help but feel that it was old-fashioned. Although Concubine Meng Shu was ranked among the four concubines and gave birth to the eldest son of the emperor, she was not favored.

It is precisely because of this that when he was young, King Yu was calm and restrained, and was mature and gentle, humble and polite to everyone. Concubine Meng even asked the Meng family for help and invited Su Wenyuan, a great scholar who lived in seclusion, to teach him. It was precisely because of Su Wenyuan that Emperor Gaozong's attitude towards the eldest son also changed greatly, and he had been practicing in two or three yamen.

Therefore, so far, many old ministers believe that if Emperor Gaozong did not have the youngest son in his later years, the throne of the Great Wei Dynasty would be Chai Ji.

Even so, Emperor Gaozong's attitude towards Chai Ji was different.

The Great Wei had diminishing rules for the title of the royal family, just like King Fu's title, which was only one generation. His eldest son could only be named the prince, while the other sons had to wait for the emperor's grace.

When Emperor Gaozong died, he left a lasting fate and gave Chai Ji a title that was inherited from generation to generation. Although this was to use the new emperor's mouth to express kindness to Chai Ji, anyone with discerning eyes knew that this was a decision made by Emperor Gaozong early in the morning, but it was just to make Chai Ji grateful for the new emperor's kindness, one should not rebel, two should not fight, and three should not add to the wrongdoing.

Chai Ji did not rebel, fight, or take advantage of the situation. Whether it was to the six-year-old Chai Yu or the four-year-old Chai Huan, Chai Ji bowed his head and held a corner, stayed away from the court.

King Fu sneered in his heart. Chai Ji endured two young emperors. When he reached the third term, eight-year-old Chai Ran ascended the throne, Chai Ji finally didn't want to endure it anymore. He was raising his energy and hiding for a long time. The former silent and introverted prince soared into the sky and competed for the world with his nephew.

King Fu exhaled a breath of turbid air, but his chest was still depressed.

He looked at Chai Yan in front of him. The boy was at the most energetic age, full of spirit and arrogant.

Chai Ji also married Jiang from a famous family in the Central Plains. It is said that Jiang's good calligraphy is quite famous in the boudoir. When Concubine Meng Shu chose a lot, she married Jiang as her concubine for her son.

The so-called good wife has been prosperous for three generations. Now it seems that Jiang is really good at teaching his children. Just look at Chai Ji's youngest son, although he was raised by a spoiled child, he was arrogant but not spoiled.

Moreover, Chai Ji was willing to send his youngest son to Xinjing!

When King Fu thought of this, his heart sank.

There is no gain without giving up. Chai Ji gave up his son to Xinjing, which led to the situation where the snipe and clam fight and the fisherman gained profit.

King Fu sighed, and his eyes looked at Chai Yan became kind and kind.

"You should also call me uncle. When your father was young, he often went to my mansion to play. The first bow he used was the one I gave him. After years of separation, even the youngest you grew into a prosperous boy. When I saw you, I remembered your father and felt very comforted."

King Fu's attitude instead made Chai Yan aggressive and worried.

If these words were used on Chai Yan's three brothers, it would be useful, but now Chai Yan is standing in front of King Fu, and it will be useless.

Chai Yan is the youngest child in the family and the most naughty one. He was known as the Seven Hell Kings since he was a child. Before he was sent to the military camp, he was famous for being unable to afford to offend him.

Now that he is getting older and has more experience, he is sensible, but his sensibility is different. Facing the King of Fu, who has no friendship with him, he is still the same as him when he was a child.

Sure enough, as soon as King Fu finished speaking, Chai Yan smiled: "Prince Fu, it's useless to tell me these things."

"What is useful?" King Fu asked in a warm voice, like a tolerant elder facing a disobedient child.

A trace of mockery flashed in Chai Yan's eyes, and his eyes swept over King Fu and fell on Prince Huaian.

"The Prince of Huaian is not very similar to Prince Ling, but Prince Ling's appearance is like Prince Fu."

Prince Huaian was confused and didn't understand why Chai Yan suddenly stopped talking about his son.

The palm of King Fu's hanging on his feet was clenched into a fist. His eyes were already slender, but now he simply narrowed into a line and didn't look carefully, so he couldn't tell whether he was awake or asleep.

Chai Yan's smile became a little deeper: "Prince Fu made Sun live with a blessed look. I wonder if he is really blessed."

King Fu clenched his fists again, and his nails that had been kept for many years were deeply trapped in the flesh.

Chai Yan captured his grandson and eldest grandson!

"Since that's the case, our grandparents should be close to each other and talk together."

These dozen words were said by King Fu gritted his teeth. He could not remember how many years he had not been threatened like this. What's more, the one who threatened him was a teenager and his grandchild!

Chai Yan's smile was bright, revealing his snow-white and neat teeth. The arrogance just now swept away. At this time, he was like a child who had New Year's money during the holidays.

King Fu tightened his fists and hadn't started talking yet, this kid seemed to be sure to win.

King Fu has four sons, two legitimate and two illegitimate sons. The eldest son is Prince Huaian, and the second son is also a legitimate son. However, he has been ridiculous for many years and has been ruined and has no choice but to mention the two illegitimate sons. One is a manly style, and the other has children, but he is from the outer room and his biological mother is born from fireworks. Therefore, the two children have not been brought into the mansion so far.

King Fu has only one grandson so far, that is Chai Hui, the son of Prince Huaian.

Only King Fu himself knows how much effort he has put into Chai Hui over the years.

"Before the gossip, I'm talking nonsense, Chai Yan's nephew, don't you think there is something missing?"

Chai Yan smiled slightly and said to Amber who was following him: "Take out the new item you have and show it to Prince Fu."

Amber giggled and took out a jade dog from his arms.

He held the jade dog in his hand and shook it at King Fu. King Fu pursed his lips tightly, but Prince Huaian was already exclaiming: "This is Ah Hui's close object, why is it here with you?"

Chai Hui is a rabbit and is in harmony with the dog. Therefore, when he was one year old, King Fu asked someone to carve this jade dog and invited the monk from Guangji Temple to consecrate it. Chai Hui hung the jade dog around his neck since he was a child and wore it close to his body, but never left his body.

Chai Yan curled the corner of his mouth, showed a smirk, and winked at Amber, who put the jade dog in his arms again.

"This is Ah Hui's thing. Take it out, you..."

King Fu glared at Prince Huaian fiercely. He was almost forty years old and still couldn't hold back his anger. Instead, he made the bastard Chai Yan laugh at him.

Prince Huaian was inexplicably stared at by his father. This was Chai Hui's thing. He would not admit his mistakes, and he would never.

"Nephew, let's have a good talk."
Chapter completed!