Mu Tianbo lay on his side in the wooden corridor, his head resting on his wife's plump and smooth thighs, looking at the lonely maple tree in the dry landscape courtyard in front of him. ≦ look at the latest ≧≦ chapters≧≦ Baidu ≧≦ search ≧≦ products≧≦ books≧≦ The dense leaves of the ≧ tree show orange, yellow, and red in turn under the sunlight.

But when a breeze blew gently, turning the leaves of the whole maple tree slightly, the girl in a daze seemed to come to life completely, and danced in this courtyard. Just the simple combination of sand and gravel and a tree turns this small courtyard into a stage for a tree elf, making people enjoy the ultimate visual feast in silence, and this method is even breathtaking for Mu Tianbo, who is used to seeing wealth.

The garden is said to have been built during the Warring States period, but due to the poverty of the Japanese Imperial Family, such outstanding garden masterpieces were not maintained, and they were almost drowned in the decay of time. When Mu Tianbo came to Prince Tongxingziai to get married this summer, he looked at this place when he chose a place to live in Kyoto, and only then did he rejuvenate this courtyard.

and Prince Xingzinei, who only had 5,000 stone tribute rice a year after the abdication, these 5,000 stones were not used by her alone, but also needed to be used to support the many palace people who served her. Although the early wedding date caught Kyoto off guard, with the huge financial resources of the Qianguo Mansion, the courtyard was restored in just one month, so that the newlyweds could move in in time.

Although Prince Kokonai, who is only 17 years old, looks like a young girl, she ascended the throne at the age of seven and has been in power for 10 years. Even though in the past 10 years, she has only been a puppet put in front of the stage by her father, but these 10 years of political career have allowed her to break away from the naivety and innocence of ordinary girls, and people feel that she has a mature temperament that does not match her age.

For Mu Tianbo, when he saw Prince Xingzinai again, the other party gave up the dress of a Japanese nobleman and changed to the popular makeup of the Ming Dynasty, which finally gave him a little good impression. And although Prince Xingzinei is not as beautiful as Kou Baimen, the appearance of a young girl is not boring, and coupled with the mature temperament of the other party's body, he can't help but be a little intoxicated.

In front of the top magnates of the Ming Dynasty such as Qianguo Gong, even the Japanese generals and Taiko have to bow their heads and flatter, and the Japanese royal family, which has only an empty shelf, does not dare to put any shelf in front of them. Prince Xingzinei's newlywed flattery to Mu Tianbo made the married life of the two extremely harmonious.

In this autumn afternoon, the two often stuck together to kill time, Xingzi also carefully cleaned the grapes cleaned with well water, and fed them to Mu Tianbo lying on his lap from time to time. Seeing that the other party let out a pleasant exclamation, Xingzi felt that the man was actually no different from the cat he had raised since childhood.

Unlike Xingzi, who stared at her husband wholeheartedly, although Mu Tianbo enjoyed the current peace, his hand was not honestly stretched into Xingzi's kimono, touching his wife's tight and elastic calves, but he still missed Kou Baimen who was left in the capital in his heart.

Because of a trip to Nanjing, Mu Tianbo met Kou Baimen, who had just become famous in Nanjing, and pitted this up-and-coming Nanjing prostitute into a ditch. Later, Mu Tianbo heard that because of the arrest of people by his own door, the Meilou, which was originally noisy every night, was about to be unable to maintain, so he felt compassion for a while, so he ordered his relatives to send a sum of silver, which was regarded as asking him to go elsewhere to ask for living expenses.

However, although Kou Baimen had the idea of leaving Nanjing, the family and child servants behind her were unwilling to leave Nanjing, which was familiar with the environment, to start from scratch in other places, but took the opportunity to persuade Kou Baimen, thinking that she could take this opportunity to build the famous Qianguo Mansion, which was a more noble family of the Funing Marquis Mansion.

Mu Tianbo is young and golden, and he is handsome, plus the noble family, Kou Baimen was naturally moved by persuasion. And when she took the initiative to thank her, it was also when Mu Tianbo was impeached by the nobles and scholars in Nanjing, and the two became familiar with each other.

In the process of dating, Kou Baimen found that although Mu Tianbo was proud, he was still a blank sheet of paper in the affairs of men and women, which naturally made her very satisfied. So she tried her best, and Mu Tianbo was exhausted from fighting with the Nanjing nobles and scholars, and also regarded her as a safe haven, and finally the two of them became a good thing.

As his first woman, Mu Tianbo naturally didn't want Kou Baimen to continue to stay in Fengyue Place, so he brought her back to Beijing when he was in the north. But Kou Baimen still wanted to catch Mu Tianbo too much after all, and wanted to settle the relationship between the two, so he actually stopped using contraception, and as a result, he died.

As the contemporary head of the Qianguo Mansion, Mu Tianbo is not a problem to keep an outer room. However, it is difficult to justify getting an eldest son before the official marriage, and it also violates the rules of etiquette between the nobles. What's more, Mu Tianbo's unmarried partner is still a political marriage personally assigned by the emperor, and such a mistake cannot be tolerated.

It is not Mu Tianbo who is really in charge of the Qianguo Mansion, but his mother Chen and grandmother Song, it is said that the grandmother, who has always been indifferent, only said one sentence after hearing about this, saying that she would invite Kou Baimen back to take a look. Mu Tianbo immediately panicked, if his mother said something, he could still find a way to settle it, but in front of this grandmother who eats fasting Buddha all year round, he didn't even dare to let out a fart.

Although he was still young when his father died, when he became a knight, he had faintly heard about the events of that day. This grandmother's heart is so hard that even her own son can end it with a glass of poisoned wine when her own son endangers the inheritance of the Qianguo Mansion, not to mention the lowly Kou Baimen.

Mu Tianbo, who really cherished Kou Baimen, in order to save the lives of this lover and the belly child, ran to Xiyuan regardless of it and asked the emperor for help. Although he finally kept the safety of Kou Baimen's mother and son, he was also forcibly interrupted by the angry emperor.

Fortunately, the ruler used by the emperor was known for being beautiful rather than strong, but this also prevented him from sitting for two days. The injury was not completely healed, and he was driven to Japan to get married. Thinking of the emperor beating himself, Mu Tianbo couldn't help but shiver, and his ass felt numb.

When Mu Tianbo was thinking about whether Kou Baimen was living well by Concubine Zhuang's side now, and whether he would be bullied, Xingzi, who was peeling grapes for him, suddenly leaned down and whispered in his ear: "Husband, what are you thinking?" ”

Mu Tianbo found that the grapes handed to him by Xingzi had been dangling in his mouth for a long time, he hurriedly swallowed the grapes in front of him, and said vaguely: "I think Xingzi's skin is smoother than the best satin in Jiangnan..."

Finding that Mu Tianbo's hand movements became intense, Xingzi finally blushed a little and said, "Oh, don't you move, isn't it good to eat grapes well... Where are you touching your hands, it's so itchy... It's still so bright..."

"Prince Nei, Grandpa, the Governor of Osaka sent someone to ask to see Grandpa." A maid reported through the bamboo curtain to the two who were already hugging each other, and the poor maid's face was crimson, and she pressed her forehead tightly against the wooden floor, not even daring to raise her head, for fear of seeing something that she should not see.

Mu Tianbo straightened up without care, and had the leisure to sort out the wrinkled clothes for his wife, but Xingzi was already busy grabbing the neckline and standing up, leaving along the corridor without looking back, and said quickly: "Since there are guests here, the concubine will retire first." ”

Looking at his wife who fled in a panic, as if someone had broken some terrible adultery, Mu Tianbo couldn't help but smile, watching his wife's figure disappear around the corner of the corridor, he lazily said through the curtain: "Go and bring people over, make a pot of good tea and send it, don't use your matcha, use the Biluo Spring Trip I brought." ”

When the maid brought the visitor, Mu Tianbo found out that it was actually Yoshikawa Kosuke, a close confidant of the governor of Osaka, Zhou Kangeng, who had come to Kyoto in person, and he immediately put away his lazy sitting posture and asked the other party seriously: "Is there something wrong with Osaka?" Zhou Zhongsheng actually asked you to come to Kyoto to spread the word in person? ”

Although Mu Tianbo called his own company's name, Yoshikawa Kosuke did not feel humiliated at all, because he knew that the other party's status was much higher than his own company. Kosuke Yoshikawa replied cautiously: "There is nothing wrong with Osaka, but there are some problems in the south. ”

"South? Didn't the south say that it was just a rice riot started by some hungry peasants? What kind of change has taken place? Mu Tianbo asked.

Yoshikawa Kosuke hesitated for a moment before continuing, "Originally, we thought this was the case, but when the Osaka side ordered the local princes to quell the peasant rebellion on their own, we realized that things didn't seem to be so simple. It may have been a rebellion of some poor peasants in the early stage, but in the past month, there have been traces of the Choshu Domain's samurai behind the rebels in Mihara and other areas, and the Satsuma Domain was also suspicious of this action to quell the rice riots, and the action was even more delayed.

Some time ago, we received a tip about the arrest of some ronin who had returned to Osaka from the Ming Dynasty, and after interrogation, we learned that this rice riot that spread all over Japan had become a political conspiracy used by some careerists against the shogunate and foreigners..."

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