Carefree Prince In Tang Dynasty

The deeds of King Chu are not difficult to inquire about. On the morning of the next day, Steward Chang told Cui Yingying vividly about several things that Li Xin had done, including not only the promotion of pork, the opening of Changyi Building, but also many things that the King of Chu did in the early years. A few absurd things—however, it doesn’t sound so absurd now, it’s just a feeling of youth.

After all, the whole process of those incidents was nothing more than two or a few hot-blooded young people fighting over a disagreement, which eventually turned into a plot like a weapon fight.

By the way, Steward Chang also brought back a few books, which are said to be written by King Li Xin of Chu.

Cui Yingying looked around on the table. The corners of the covers of these books are all printed with the words "Xinhua Bookstore" in characters the size of a fingernail. She had heard that this bookstore named Xinhua Bookstore was owned by Li Xin himself.

Just the fact that King Chu can write a book and talk about it is already somewhat unbelievable. He opened a bookstore, and the book he wrote was sold in the store? Don't you know how to avoid suspicion? Why are you so shameless?

Cui Yingying couldn't help thinking a little funny.

"Okay. Let's do this first. Thanks for your hard work, Steward Chang." She bowed her head slightly to greet Steward Chang.

Steward Chang smiled slightly, and hurriedly cupped his hands and said, "Whatever Miss says, it's the old slave's duty. If Miss has nothing else to do, then I'll go and get busy first."

Cui Yingying nodded and said: "Well, you go first. If there is anything else, I will ask Huansha to call you."

"Okay." Chang Butler exited the room.

After Butler Chang left, Cui Yingying couldn't help being curious, and casually picked up a book and opened it to read.

When my father was alive, he once said that you can know the character of a person by what books he usually reads. At this moment, she couldn't help thinking in her heart, looking at what kind of book a person wrote, maybe she could know the character of this person to some extent.

With this in mind, Cui Yingying gradually sank into reading.

This reading took most of the day, until Huansha brought her food and told her to eat, she finally recovered from the intoxicating story, her eyes were still slightly red.

Huansha was a little amused, and said: "What are you looking at, miss? Are you so engrossed?"

Cui Yingying rubbed her eyes, and said with a smile: "It's all the fault of the author of "The Butterfly Lovers", who arranged the fate of the people in the book so rough, and only thought about deceiving tears."

"Miss knows that she deliberately deceives people to cry, how can she be so emotional?" Huansha joked.

Cui Yingying smiled without saying a word, closed the book and put it aside, couldn't help rubbing its rough cover with her hand, and murmured: "I can't believe that the king of Chu can write such a love story between children and daughters." things come."

Just reading this book, she only felt that the author of the book should be a sentimental sour literati. However, such an image could not be combined with the Chu king she saw yesterday. Could it be that King Chu's heart is actually like this? That's too outrageous.

Cui Yingying couldn't believe such a thing anyway.

So, after a hasty lunch, she quickly picked up the remaining books and read until dark before closing the last book in her hand.

To be honest, she didn't fully understand this book called "Basics of Economics", but what she understood was enough to prove how far-sighted Li Xin was in business.