Chapter 4321: General Zhuang's Thoughts

Prince Lian smiled and said: "It's because General Zhuang's body is so good.

It's all right after such a toss. This king has to give you a little medicine.

Don't worry, the general, this is just a little sweat medicine, and it has no

effect on your body."

"The prince wants to do this next time, can you let me know in advance?"

"That way, the effect is not good enough."

Prince Lian stood up and stretched, "Although we fought a beautiful battle

this time, it is just the beginning. Next, there will be a hard fight. General

Zhuang will take a good rest for a few days, so that we can go back together

before summer arrives. Beijing."

Xiaozhuang was speechless.

In this battle, he was fainted, and he didn't even touch the shadow of the

battle, so he needed rest.

After thinking about it, he got up and walked to the table, turned out the pen

and paper, and began to write a letter.

The letter is addressed to the emperor.

The emperor received it, as usual.

I couldn't even finish reading it once. The emperor divided it into several

times and took the time to finish it between meals and rest.

After reading it, I couldn't help but sigh and complain to the queen.

"This Xiaozhuang, the empress also asked a great Confucian to study at the

beginning, but how can he write an article so verbose, without the slightest

charm of a master?"

The queen leaned on the bed, looking at the little baby lying next to her,

pursing her lips and smiling: "General Zhuang is not a civil servant, nor does

he write beautiful articles. The letter he wrote, the concubine feels very

good, and talks like home. Warm and lovely."

"You don't even have to talk about his harvest of two hares on the road? It's

all trivial." The emperor threw the letter aside.

The queen smiled and said: "Have your majesty ever thought that General

Zhuang's letter was not written for you?"

"Um?"

"This letter seems to be written to a girl I like. Those trivial daily life, I

caught two cute little rabbits, I want to show her the heart. Your Majesty

also came from a teenager, can't you tell?" The queen smiled softly.

The emperor raised his eyebrows: "He wants to write to Qian'er? In that case,

what should I do to send the letter to me. Wouldn't it be good to send it

directly to the princess mansion?"

"After all, Qian'er doesn't accept his intentions."

"Really, I am so busy, how can I have time to look at his nonsense." The

emperor called the eunuch, "Send the letter to Princess Rouzhen."

The queen smiled and said: "It seems that your majesty still values General

Zhuang very much and is willing to let him be his sister-in-law."

The emperor also laughed: "I think, she will be very happy if you show this

kind of letter to Qian'er."

"That's right. After all, no girl will dislike men, especially General Zhuang

who is so cautious about his unspeakable things."

The "careful thinking" of General Zhuang Da was quickly delivered to Qian'er.

Qian'er was in the study, drowsy facing a book.

Hearing that Xiao Zhuang had sent the letter, he was really happy, so he threw

away the booklet and picked up the letter to read it.

The letters are all trivial things, and they talk about it, as if people are

right in front of them, which is quite interesting.

At least, it is a hundred times more interesting than Back Fist Sutra.

Asako saw the end with relish, only to realize that this letter was for the

emperor.

WTF?

Qian'er looked dumbfounded.

She turned the letter over and over again, and was sure that the letter was

indeed from Xiao Zhuang to the emperor brother.

So she caught the ** who sent the letter back and asked carefully.

The ** knew that the eldest princess had a good relationship with the

emperor, so he revealed a few words of the queen.

Qian'er only understood now, and didn't know what to say for a while.

"I heard that General Zhuang won the battle there?" She asked the ** again.

The ** said: "Yes, your Majesty General Zanzhuang is indeed a lucky general.

However, he also suffered a lot. I heard that he fainted before returning to

the army."