The Female Cannon Fodder Is Highly Poisonous

Ming Di has the talent and charm to be able to become king and prime minister, which the regent has known for a long time.

As smart as he is, he also received a lot of teachings from Ming Di in his early years.

Ming Di has the ability to turn dead wood into pillars. Whether staying with him or entering the palace to assist His Majesty is the best choice for Ming Di, but Ming Di has to teach Ruan Tang.

Intuition told the regent that he could not agree to Ming Di's request.

But years of personal friendship and debt made it impossible for him to refuse Ming Di's only request for him.

"Since the prince is unwilling, then..."

Mingdi sighed, looking very disappointed.

The regent saw his expression in his eyes and thought that even if Ming Di could turn rotten wood into pillars, he knew Ruan Tang's temperament and abilities best. Even with Ming Di as his master, the dandy would still be a dandy, useless. The wood is still waste wood.

He didn't think there was a possibility of Ruan Tang being changed.

Before Ming Di finished speaking, the regent said that he had agreed, but then said: "Sir, he is a great talent. Ruan Tang is not considered smart, and he is also very stubborn. I am afraid that he will wrong him and be tired..." "

"No grievance."

Ming Di didn't want to hear the rest of the story. It was just that His Majesty could recite poems at the age of three and write poems at the age of five, and that he was highly intelligent and talented. Then he was asked to enter the palace to teach His Majesty.

He said calmly: "Your Majesty knows my temperament. I don't like to be restrained, and it's not suitable for me there. Besides, the Crown Prince is not as unbearable as the Prince sees. I like the Crown Prince's temper very much..."

After a pause, he said seriously: "My lord, do you feel that you have misjudged the prince?"

The Prince Regent was stunned: "Is that wrong?"

Ming Di: "I think the prince is pure and kind by nature, extremely intelligent, and very talented in martial arts. He is a rare talent. If possible, I hope that the prince will have time to get to know the prince seriously."

Instead of listening to the reports of your subordinates or the slanders of the people next to you.

"It seems you really like him." The regent seemed unwilling to do so.

For Ming Di to praise Ruan Tang from the bottom of his heart like this, it shows that he really thinks Ruan Tang is very smart.

Ming Di: "The prince is in love with me."

The regent suddenly fell silent.

With just the word "fate", he knew that it was impossible for Ming Di to change his mind.

When Mingdi persuaded him to pay more attention to the princess and the prince, he also used "fate" to talk about the affairs between him and Yao'er.

When fate comes, everything is destined and cannot be changed.

Ming Di was expressing his determination to him.

His military advisor finally chose his son who was not in his eyes.

How ridiculous.

After talking with the regent, Ming Di was about to leave when the regent suddenly said: "I intend to let Ming Ran enter the palace to accompany your majesty."

Ming Di stopped at his feet, with an inexplicable look on his face, as if he had heard something funny, "Your Majesty, I have promised the prince to let Ming Ran study with him."

Knowing how much he disliked the new emperor and his son, he still said that he would let Mingran enter the palace. Is the prince taking revenge on him for choosing the crown prince or testing his bottom line?

The regent frowned again. Letting Mingran enter the palace was his idea when he saw Mingran, but he didn't expect that Mingdi would decide Mingran's whereabouts so quickly.

"You promised him?" asked the regent.

Ming Di's expression remained unchanged, "I took Ming Ran to greet the Crown Prince in the morning. As soon as they hit it off, I proposed that Ming Ran accompany the Crown Prince, and both the Crown Prince and Ming Ran agreed."

As for the boy Mingran, he would never change his choice even if the regent issued an order or an imperial edict.