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Chapter 1432 Emperor Yan’s operation
If Lu Siming could gain their friendship... even without their obvious positions and expressions.

It can also be regarded as adding weight to his competition for the position of Prince Ding'an.

But Lu Yu is not a fuel-efficient lamp either.

Let’s not talk about the fact that he was born a royal relative and had the eldest princess as his mother to support him, let’s just talk about himself.

That's not a simple idiot either.

"With the three major princes and the four major families in the capital, if the Marquis of Lin'an doesn't express his position, Pei Yan can barely win over Pei Yan and us, and Xie Yun and Xie Ze have an excellent relationship with Pei Zhao and Pei Yan.

Because Pei Yan can be regarded as supporting us.

One of the remaining three princes, Shun'an Hou, doesn't know his attitude for the time being, but he is one of the three remaining noble families.

The Ji family should support us. "

"Not necessarily." Lu Siming said, "Although Ji Chang admires me, he is not the helmsman of the Ji family."

"But I think Ji Xuekong's attitude towards you is still very good." Chu Qingge asked curiously.

"It's hard for people like him to feel that he has a bad attitude toward him." Lu Siming said calmly.

"In this way..." Chu Qingge understood what Lu Siming meant. This Ji Xuekong was a social master.

Even if he is dissatisfied with a person, he will not let that person feel it.

"The Li family and the Cui family from the four great families..." Chu Qingge asked, "Do you want to get in touch with them?"

"unnecessary."

Lu Siming said, "The ownership of Ding'an Hou Mansion is actually a game between the emperor and the eldest princess."

Whether it is the other two princes or the four major families, in fact, they will only have a neutral attitude in the end.

After all, the final ownership of Ding'an Hou Mansion has nothing to do with them.Pei Yan helped Lu Siming make friends with his brother and his brother's friends, which only made Lu Siming's disadvantage look less miserable. The real decisive factor was Lu Siming himself.

Or maybe it's the emperor's operation.

The emperor's operation was not as Chu Qingge thought, and it would have to wait for a while.

I don't know if it was because Pei Yan invited Lu Siming to a banquet to help Lu Siming successfully break into the circle of the younger generation in the capital. The emperor seemed to finally see some potential in Lu Siming that could be used as a chess piece.

Three days after Pei Yan hosted a banquet for Lu Siming, Emperor Yan suddenly paid a private visit to the Ding'an Marquis Mansion incognito.

On the surface, he was visiting the old Marquis Lu. After all, he was once considered Emperor Yan's teacher when he was young.

But in fact, as a middleman, he "mediated" the "dispute" between Mr. Lu and his youngest son.

What to say: "Teacher is getting older, it's time for the whole family to be happy, and the children are around the knees.

Why should the youngest son be kicked out of the house because of some wrong things he did when he was young and ignorant?

In the end, the virtuous concubine was used as the reason.

Concubine Xian always talks about her little brother in front of me and is very worried about him.I feel sorry for Concubine Xian, so I am here to be the intermediary. I hope the old man can forgive his youngest son and let her return to the family.

What else could Mr. Lu say? He knew clearly that Emperor Yan was doing this just to spite Princess Zhang Ming, who wanted to support Lu Siming and Lu Yu in competing for the Marquis Palace, but he still followed Emperor Yan with tears in his eyes. down the ladder.

After all, his youngest son had been kicked out of the house for many years, and Mr. Lu, as a father, missed him a lot.

Anyway, the competition between Lu Siming and Lu Yu was his intention. If Emperor Yan wants to intervene... just intervene.

Anyway, the eldest princess is not a vegetarian.

(End of this chapter)