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Zhou Heng came to Chang'an City mainly for Su Ningyu.

It's okay now, and I naturally want to go back.

"Childe, don't you want to go and see the emperor?" asked Zhang San. After all, the current emperor is Zhou Heng's father, even if he abolishes the position of crown prince, he is still his father.

"Forget it, my rebel appeared in front of him, and I was worried that his blood pressure would go up. ”

Zhou Heng waved his hand.

It's better that they don't see each other, so it's good that they're safe.

He was the emperor, and he was the king of one of his small counties.

The three men came to the gate of the city.

"His Royal Highness!"

The voice came, Zhou Hengyi saw that the person was Guo Ming, this person naturally knew him, and it was the person in front of him who gave him the decree at the beginning.

"Is there something wrong with General Guo?"

Zhou Heng asked.

"The emperor is invited!" Guo Ming got off his horse and walked in front of Zhou Heng, "Please!"

"Good. ”

Zhou Heng knew that he couldn't hide.

Follow Guo Ming to the palace.

At the gate of the palace, Wei Gao was already waiting for Zhou Heng early.

"His Royal Highness!"

Seeing Zhou Heng, Wei Gao immediately greeted Zhou Heng with a smile in front of him.

"Father-in-law doesn't need to!" Zhou Heng raised his hand and said.

Enter the Royal Palace.

"Is there anything my father-in-law looking for me?" Zhou Heng asked.

Wei Gao looked at Zhou Heng.

"A good thing, a great thing!" Wei Gao said, this time to send Nanliang is a great thing, if it succeeds, Zhou Heng may have to make a comeback.

"What good can it be, do you want to pass it on to me?"

Zhou Heng asked disappreciatively.

Hearing Zhou Heng's fright, Wei Gao almost trembled his legs and didn't fall down, this sentence is a big rebellion, even if he sits on the throne of the prince, he can't say this.

"Oh, my Highness, you can't talk nonsense, this is a head-killing thing. ”

"Didn't you tell me that it was a great thing? You said that there was nothing more good than this in the palace besides passing on the throne to me?"

Zhou Heng asked rhetorically, it was he who said a good thing, and it was not him Zhou Heng who said it.

"Your Highness, don't say it, if the emperor hears it, you and I won't be able to eat and walk around. ”

Wei Gaoxin said that he was also cheap, why did he provoke this little ancestor.

Soon came to the imperial study.

"After Your Highness enters, you must not make the Emperor angry!" Wei Gao decided to remind Zhou Heng. Zhou Heng nodded, as if he understood what Wei Gao meant.

Zhou Heng pushed open the door and entered.

The decoration of the study is no different from the layout of the study in the TV series.

"Ahem!"

Just as Zhou Hengdong was looking around, there was a coughing sound from behind the screen, as if reminding Zhou Heng to come behind the screen.

This can't be blamed on Zhou Heng, this is the first time Zhou Heng has come to the imperial study, and the first time he has been so close to the real emperor, so naturally he feels strange when he sees everything.

Bypass the screen.

"Son-in-law Zhou Heng kowtows to see his father!" Zhou Heng knelt down and kowtowed to Emperor Guangxiao.

This head fell, and then there was no movement, and Emperor Guangxiao didn't let Zhou Heng get up, as if he didn't see Zhou Heng, Emperor Guangxiao lowered his head and looked at the twists and turns on the dragon book case.

It's about paying attention.

"Son-in-law Zhou Heng knocks to see his father!"

Zhou Heng raised his voice, but Emperor Guangxiao still didn't seem to hear it.

Zhou Heng understood in his heart that he wanted to embarrass himself.

Seeing that Emperor Guangxiao ignored him, Zhou Heng's heart was horizontal, he gritted his teeth, got up slowly, and then turned around to leave.

Since you don't want to see me, I'm leaving, so why bother you here.

"Stop!"

Seeing that Zhou Heng was leaving, Emperor Guangxiao stopped Zhou Heng. High-quality and free reading is in the Reading Pavilion.