On the occasion of rebirth Zhou Sui

Chapter 13
For Liu Xuan, it was just a matter of cooperating with Cui Che and helping him to make a name for himself.

Not only did he get a large amount of gold and silver, but also he could form friendship with the descendants of the Cui family in Boling, why not do it.

He didn't care whether the poem "Ying Goose" was actually written by Cui Che himself, even if it was written by someone else. In his opinion, since the Boling Cui family wanted to push Cui Che out, they would naturally seal it up. There is no talent in the belly, it is full of recklessness, at worst, it will be an hour, and it may not be good at greatness.

That's right, in Liu Xuan's eyes, Cui Che's actions were only guided by the elders of the clan, and he didn't think the whole thing would be manipulated by a six-year-old child.

When Cui Che returned to his residence, he couldn't bear Zhao Wen's yelling in his ears, so he drove him out, leaving only his adoring face, listening to her praise.

Zhao Wen, who was kicked out, muttered that Mr. Xiaolang was biased, but he could see those servants who came to Lunu County together, but could only wait at the tea stand outside the Jinchun Garden. Immediately became interested, bragging about today's events with them.

Among the young servants, Zhang Wu, who was sent by Cui Che to visit Liu Xuan last night, listened carefully to Zhao Wen's show off, but smiled silently.

Zhang Wu, like Zhao Wen, is a son of the Cui family, but he is a little older and already old. He didn't have this name originally, but because he practiced martial arts since childhood and was quite brave, he was renamed by the old lady Feng, meaning It is also obvious that he and Cui Che's book boy, Zhao Wen, have one martial arts and one literary work to serve their grandson.

This time when Cui Che bid farewell to his grandmother and visited Lu Nu, Zhang Wu led a few servants to undertake the guarding duties, otherwise Mrs. Feng would not be able to rest assured.

The Yahui in recent spring has come to an end, and the events that happened here have been passed down from mouth to mouth through the attendees, and the aftermath is rippling.

To write a good poem, someone needs to be willing to spread it for you, and Cui Che’s advantage is that, as the undisputed No. [-] clan in Dingzhou, the Cui family of Boling has not been limited to Boling County for a long time. , Lunu County, which is the capital of the state, is also home to many Cui clan members. In the previous gathering, Cui Che met several offshoots who came up to say hello.

There was such a little child prodigy in the clan, and when he saw his friend, he had to brag a few words, and he would be proud to follow him.

Therefore, not only the literati attending the meeting were amazed by the six-year-old boy who chanted the goose, and talked about it with his friends, but even the Cui family's children praised it with all their strength.

Once it was passed on to ten, ten to a hundred, everyone also knew that Cui Che, the grandson of Cui Jishu, was able to compose poetry at the age of six, and found out where Cui Che lived, so guests came to visit him every day.

After dealing with several waves of guests, Cui Che was overwhelmed by the disturbance, so he closed the door to thank the guests.

Of course, it's not true that no one will be seen. If the governor of Dingzhou sent someone to call out of curiosity, Brother Che would still have to come over and make friends with Qianlong, which would not be ashamed.

But after waiting for several days, Yang Jian still did not see him. Seeing that the day of the study tour was getting closer, Cui Che, who was sitting alone in the room, said angrily:
"If you don't see it, you won't see it! Without you, Pu Liuru, I, Cui Che, wouldn't be able to survive!"

Cui Che left the residence that day, took a ride with Miao Rong, and led a group of servants out of the city back to Anping County.

When Li Yuantong was ordered by Yang Jian to look for Cui Che, it was already empty.

"Forget it, we will meet each other by fate."

Yang Jian was not satisfied with Li Yuantong's reply.

Now in Xinding, Hebei Province, everything is busy, the name of Cui Che child prodigy has long been heard in his ears, but he has never had time to summon him, now that he finally got out, but he learned that Cui Che had returned home, so he didn't take it to heart.

In this world, four-legged toads are not easy to walk, but there are too many smart young men with two legs. The reason why they are willing to see Cui Che is only because of their clan background.

It's just that this child prodigy who chanted the goose still left a little impression on him.

Cui Che didn't know that after the poem of Yong'e went viral, he also got the name of Cui Yong'e.

Back at the manor in Anping County, Mrs. Feng summoned Zhang Wu and asked him many things. When she saw Cui Che again, the love in her eyes was even stronger. Which grandmother doesn't want the only blood in the family to be wise early.

"The servant did not mention the night visit to Liu Xuan."

Looking for an opportunity, Zhang Wu whispered to Cui Che.

It is true that the old lady is in charge now, but she is very old, and there will be a day when she will be gone. The young man is the future. In the face of this smart little master, Zhang Wu can tell which is more important. After all, the person he serves is Cui Che, not Mrs. Feng.

Cui Che smiled slightly when he heard the words, and tried to pat Zhang Wu's shoulder on tiptoe, but he couldn't reach it.

Fortunately, Zhang Wu had good eyesight, so he knelt down to resolve the embarrassment.

"You're fine."

Cui Che stayed in the manor for another day, and then bid farewell to his grandmother. He had promised Miaorong before that if he had time, he would take her to her hometown in Yinzhou to find relatives. As the young man she admired, he must not lose his promise.

Before leaving, Madam Feng even arranged hundreds of servants and maids for Cui Che, and more than a dozen carts of goods, so that he would not worry about money when he was in Chang'an.

Among them were 20 guards led by Zhang Wu, who went out with so much money, even if they were going through the official path, they had to be accompanied by guards with knives.

On the third day of April, thirteen days before the sixteenth day of the fourth month as agreed with the Feng brothers, Cui Che was sent out of the manor by Mrs. Feng early in the morning.

Outside the gate, Cui Che kowtowed to his grandmother, choked up and said:
"The grandson is leaving, and I don't know when he will return home, but I beg my grandmother to take care of her health, and allow her grandson to return to her hometown in the future, with joy on her knees."

After spending some time with Mrs. Feng, Cui Che deeply felt her care and love. Although the two were not related by blood, Cui Che had long regarded her as a close relative. The parting was imminent, and he felt really sad in his heart.

He once mentioned to his grandmother that he took care of Boling's property and went to Guanzhong with him, but Mrs. Feng said it was his ancestral property and insisted on staying in Anping County to take care of the property for him.

"Although Che'er is young, she has Su Hui and has the ambition of all directions. Why should she worry about me, an old woman? This trip should not only focus on socializing with people, but also to achieve success in learning. Only with true knowledge can you be in a high position. , will shine on the lintel in the future.”

Old Madam Feng endured the pain of parting and exhorted.

But there was a noisy sound in the distance, and it turned out that everyone from the third room came to see him off after hearing the news.

The third house, once as famous as the second house, has been left behind after the Northern Zhou Dynasty.

As the grandson of Cui Jishu, the former leader of the Cui family in Boling, Cui Che was also praised by the clansmen because of the Yahui event in recent spring.

He is obliged to shoulder the heavy responsibility of the third house.

Having enjoyed the convenience brought by the Cui family's direct lineage in Boling, he must also bear the corresponding responsibilities, Cui Che knows this well.

After bidding farewell to his uncles, elders, brothers, nephews and nephews, Cui Che boarded the carriage and headed southwest under the eyes of everyone, especially his grandmother, Mrs. Feng.

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