Compared with Yuan Hui, who is used to crying and losing his temper as long as he is pampered by his father and elders, Hui'er is simply a model of a good baby. Pen @ fun @ pavilion wWw. ｂｉｑUｇE。 ｉｎｆｏ

She has hardly lost her temper until now, and she is always smiling.

Whether it is coaxing him to sleep, feeding him, or teaching him to walk and talk, Hui'er's cooperation is extremely high, and looking at it seriously, Gillian can't help but speak softly and be patient.

When she arrived at Yuan Xuan, she always pouted at Gillian impatiently at every turn, which made Gillian a little angry. and Haitang complained that he didn't know who he was like, so he couldn't have such a big temper.

As soon as she finished speaking, Gillian was happy again. Why is she embarrassed to say Yuan Xuan?

Isn't this a living copy of what she looked like in her previous life?

In her previous life, Chen Ajiao grew up in thousands of favors, and she was reckless, arrogant and willful, but she was well-known in the palace and in the court.

Naturally, patience is also very poor, after Liu Che brought back Wei Zifu from outside the palace, he immediately forced him to treat her coldly, and he didn't bother to use any scheming.

And because I can't remember the past, I am full of thoughts about how to escape the established history, and under the cautious and gentle pretense, how can I still live a favored Jinghua and don't know the height of the sky?

When she finally remembered it, the character of this life was already deeply ingrained and imperceptibly affecting her.

Moreover, Liu Che's love healed her from many extremities and resentments.

Today's Chen Ajiao is really quiet in her heart.

She is no longer always vigilant against the outside world because she loves Liu Che, and she makes herself look like a hedgehog.

She believes in Liu Che and believes in herself.

Gillian's own personality has changed a lot, so naturally she didn't remember that Yuan Xuan was like her for a while.

Fortunately, Yuan Yu is luckier than her, she is the eldest princess of the empire, and there is only one lower than her who will marry in the future, and there is no one higher than her.

If Yuan Hui's husband treats her badly, Liu Che will be the first to eat him, and he will never let Yuan Xuan be wronged.

Gene transmission is really a magical thing, and Gillian doesn't think she has the ability to forcibly change it, so she can only slowly figure it out.

Children's education has always been a big proposition.

In contrast, Hu'er is simply a little angel.

Whenever Gillian is choked by Yuan Xuan's anger, she can comfort herself that her son is still obedient.

Gillian was extremely glad to think: If this is if Hui'er has the same temper as his sister, she can really be tortured to death by them every day.

Hui'er is the most worry-free to Gillian now, coaxing and obedient.

Never bullied her sister, and she was never jealous of the elders' preference for her sister.

On the contrary, almost from birth, he was full of love and tolerance for his sister.

But it didn't matter what leaked from the corners of her eyes and eyebrows from the egg custard incident, she immediately woke up Gillian to wake up.

She watched her silently for several days, and was surprised to find that she was so clever that she couldn't believe it.

While Yuan Hui was still pestering with her parents about what to do, she had already begun to learn to take advantage of her natural strengths.

As a prince and princess, what are the advantages?

Nature is status, especially Hui'er.

He is the crown prince who has already sacrificed to the ancestors, and even when the prime minister sees him, he does not dare to treat him only as a little baby, let alone as a junior, but respectfully salutes and asks the prince how he is well.

The various behaviors shown by Hui'er were praised by the courtiers well-known, and when she caught Zhou, Hui'er grabbed Fang Dayin and the wooden sword, and held the silk book in her arms.

Gillian didn't really have any special feelings except that she didn't think she was taking a little too much.

What you catch in the week will determine your future fate?

Isn't that?

However, to her stunned, the courtiers were excited. Some even choked up, full of tears flashing.

Tai often said loudly that the little prince holds power in his left hand, holds a sword in his right hand, and has poems and books in his heart.

As soon as these words came out, the whole hall responded, and all the faces were exactly right.

Gillian thinks that they are really overinterpreting, which is too far-fetched.

Grasping the Zhou and pre-Qin periods is a product of the Chu people's culture of worshipping gods and believing in witches.

The king of Chu Gong, who had no concubine, used this method to appoint the prince from among the concubines, and the prince was really virtuous.

Therefore, there will be many followers in the future.

But it's too much!

Gillian turned her head to look at Liu Che, looking for an ally.

Then he said with a smile on his face, "Hu'er is like me", and Gillian had no desire to talk at all.

In his previous life, the crown prince Liu Ju from Wei Zifu was benevolent and gentle, and often advised Liu Che to fight less wars, and yearn for benevolent politics and rest with the people in governance.

Gillian is not sour, and said fairly that it would be a good thing if Liu Ju was allowed to succeed to the throne.

Liu Ju's benevolence can greatly alleviate the fierce conflicts and contradictions in the late Han Dynasty, and he can be the king of the defense and peace of the world.

But Liu Che didn't think so, he only hated iron and thought about why his son was so weak? didn't have his heroic appearance at all, and hatefully once said, "The prince has little talent, but the son is not like a father."

So the father and son became more and more estranged, and finally Jiang Chong, who was afraid that the prince would succeed to the throne and suffer himself, was framed for witchcraft felonies, forcing Liu Ju to rebel, and committed suicide in defeat.

"The son is not like the father", these four words are really too influential.

There are too many princes who have lost their sacred hearts for this reason, and not too far away is Fusu, the crown prince of Qin Shi Huang.

Therefore, Gillian would rather Liu Che proudly say "Hu'er is like me" without any basis than hear "the son is not like the father".

She once thought uneasily, wouldn't she have escaped the fate of becoming a wasted queen in this life, and would repeat the fate of Wei Zifu?

Gillian found that the father and son looked very similar, but she really didn't see anything else.

But when she calmed down and observed Hui'er for a while, she suddenly found that Hui'er was simply a copy of Liu Che.

Hui'er is very smart, and he knows that although he is small, he has a high status.

He may not know what the crown prince means, but there are too few people in this huge Han Palace who can see him not kneel.

Although he can't talk and walks, he still needs to be watched, but in the face of this natural advantage, all the shortcomings are not worth mentioning.

What he wants to eat, what he plays, never like Yuan Xuan is still entangled with Gillian. He will make a simple and clear request to the person who is waiting, and if the person who is waiting does not agree, he will glare at the person and then call him a "thug" in a big way.

Gillian who hid behind the screen was also frightened that Hui'er had learned the majesty of the superior at such a point, and wondered if Liu Che always took him to see the courtiers to discuss matters and promote the child's precocious maturity.

When Hui'er shouted "thug" in a milky voice, Gillian didn't laugh out loud.

thug, that was the means she used to punish the brother and sister - mainly Yuan Wei - I didn't expect Hui'er to come over like this.

Gillian was still smiling at first, and after seeing that the palace people were really obediently slapping the palm of her hand with the ring ruler, and then succumbing to the prince's obscenity, she did what he just asked, and Gillian couldn't laugh anymore.