My Entire Family's Gone Haywire!

Chapter 1386 - 1386 Chapter 1386-helping the Empress

1386 Chapter 1386-helping the Empress

The Emperor could not name Gu shouxin’s child, so he turned his eyes to the unborn son of uncle Gu and fourth uncle Gu.

He would drag Grandpa Gu and grandma Gu to complain, just like how uncle Gu and the Empress Dowager would complain.

Grandma Gu was annoyed by him and ignored him.

En, the Emperor, this masochist, felt that they were indeed worthy of being mother and daughter-in-law. He actually felt the dislike from his Royal grandmother on his Royal aunt.

Imperial uncle and Imperial aunt might have been carried home wrongly. In fact, Imperial aunt was Imperial grandmother’s biological daughter, and Imperial uncle was the child of goddess Kingdom?

Of course, he only dared to think about it and did not dare to say it out loud.

In the end, Grandpa Gu agreed to give him a name. As long as the parents were willing, he could give the child a name.

The Emperor was overjoyed.

The Emperor also said that little nine and little ten were born at noon. They were lucky and the two children were too clever.

He then ran to Gu shouxin and said, ” second brother Gu, the child’s surname is already ye. Are you really not planning to give them an Emperor’s education or something? ”

Gu shouxin thought,”Zhenzhen, you still know that I know how to educate the Emperor!”

“Your Majesty must be joking. I’m afraid!” He shook his head firmly.

The Emperor despised him. you were only fun when you were a little scholar. If I had known, I wouldn’t have picked you as the top scholar.

Gu shouxin was speechless.

After coming to the great Zhou for a few years, he discovered a principle.

In the world that he had lived in before, the throne was something that every member of the royal family wanted as long as they had the Royal bloodline.

In the great Zhou Dynasty, all the descendants of the royal family wanted the throne.

For example, the current Emperor and his father, the previous emperor, were all forced to take the throne.

Another example was Majesty Kang. His father, the old Majesty Kang, was also a half-brother of grandfather Gu.

For example, the Gu brothers really did not want any of them.

On the other hand, King Qu’s father had to address the Empress Dowager as his sister-in-law. King qu, like grandfather Gu, was the grandson of the great ancestor. It was a pity that he wanted the throne. After planning for decades, he could not get it. In the end, he became a monk and died in the temple.

Gu shouxin didn’t quite understand the great Zhou imperial family.

However, whether he understood it or not, he didn’t want to be the Emperor. He had three sons now, and it wasn’t easy for him to get them. He only hoped that they would live a good life and didn’t want them to kill each other for the throne.

Therefore, the final result was that the throne was useless. Whoever loved it could take it. He didn’t want it anyway.

Seeing her husband return to his youthful state after leaving the palace, Empress Xue also felt that her heart was much younger.

When everyone went to the house to see Cai Xiaolian in the evening, she followed.

She had given birth to the third Prince more than ten years ago, and had not given birth to another child since. Looking at Cai Xiaolian’s post-natal state, she couldn’t help but envy her. Was kun state really a good place?

If she was really pregnant, would it be better for her to have a child in kunzhou?

Empress Xue subconsciously touched her belly, and Cai Xiaolian could tell what she was thinking at a glance.

When all the people who visited her had left, and only Gu shouxin was left, Cai Xiaolian talked to him about the important matters of the court. “Child’s father, do you think we should give the Empress some jade beads?”

Gu shouxin sat next to Cai Xiaolian, blew on the hot water in the spoon, and fed it to her. “Eh? Why do you say so?”

Cai Xiaolian took a sip naturally and said, ” “Because it’s difficult for the third Prince to take on great responsibilities! Because we have to live well in the great Zhou Dynasty!”