Gently put the silk cloth that was wiping the pot, the man in white stood up slowly, turned to Ji Shun and wanted to lean over. Ji Shun held his arm at the right time, as if he could no longer see the majesty of being the king of a country: "I said that I don't have to be polite to see you when you see me privately."

As he said that, Ji Shun looked at the tea table, and the man in white turned his eyes, as he looked at the misty white smoke coming out of the teapot, and a smile appeared on his lips: "It's not too late to come down, this pot of tea has just been brewed."

Ji Shun sat in front of the red sandalwood tea table with him. He watched his slender jade hand lift the teapot, quietly poured two cups with the carved purple clay tea cup, and handed one of them to Ji Shun with both hands: "Your Majesty, try it."

Ji Shun lowered his eyebrows and saw that the color of the tea in the cup was clear. When he smelled it gently, the tea fragrance was scented. It was the authentic West Lake Longjing.

"This tea is called "A raincoat and rain." The man in white smiled lightly as tea.

"Bamboo sticks and straw shoes are lighter than horses, who is afraid? A raincoat and rain will last forever." Ji Shun recited and sipped it lightly.

The tea is slightly bitter in the mouth, but the aftertaste becomes more and more mellow, and there is still a fragrance between the teeth. Ji Shun couldn't help but drink such a poetic good tea.

A cup of tea seemed to dispel his tiredness, and he felt very comfortable: "Well, you are not as good as your father at all. This tea-making craft can bring about seven or eight percent of his true teachings."

The man opposite had his eyebrows slightly drooping, and his young face had the gentleness of Chunxue's first melting: "Where is there still 20% or 30% of the room for snow to rise?"

Ji Shun put down the purple clay cup with a smile on his lips: "This is not very modest, you should be better than the blue."

The man in white said calmly and gracefully: "Your Majesty is so noble."

"I have always had a very accurate view of people." Ji Shun smiled and chatted with him, "Your grandpa is still strong, right?"

"Grandfather's fortune, longevity and health are my concerns," said the man in white. "But my father suddenly got cold when he was about to travel, and in the end I had to offer tea to His Majesty."

The last sentence should be a tone of complaining, but it sounds so calm, as if everything has been seen through by him.

Ji Shun smiled and said nothing. This was indeed what he arranged on purpose. In his letter to the national sir Yin Jizuo, he emphasized that his son must come alone this time.

"When I entered the imperial city, I found it very lively. There seemed to be a big deal in the palace today." The man in white picked up the pot and added tea to Ji Shun, and said inadvertently, "It seems that I was the time to come."

Ji Shun's smile was fixed on his face: "Today, a ceremony was held at Fanghuatai to recruit a son-in-law for one of my daughters."

The man was a little stuck and smiled and relieved: "So that's it."

"You don't care. Which daughter is my?"

The man bowed his head and was busy, as if his attention was only on the tea ceremony: "Your Majesty has many daughters, so it's not surprising that anyone is."

"But I will not make such a big fuss for every daughter and worry about it." Ji Shun said intentionally, as if he was competing with him, and could not stand his simple reaction, and insisted on arousing his interest.

Xiuya, a man in white, raised his eyebrows slightly: "Then in this way, the little princess who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be the one who will be married today."

Ji Shun tempted him: "You never thought that I wanted you to enter the capital within half a month, but I asked you to enter the palace today. What is the purpose?"

He smiled faintly and lowered his head to drink tea: "Your Majesty wants to watch the snow and participate in the selection of the prince consort, right?"

"Don't you want to be my son-in-law who is a dragon?" Ji Shun made a step further, this time he really got straight to the point.
Chapter completed!