Transmigration: From Farmer To Empress

Liu Xi and Juhua gave birth to three children in total. The eldest son, Shen Guowen, was Shen Shijin back then. Following his maternal grandfather's surname, he was regarded as the heir to the maternal grandfather's family. The second daughter, Diana, was the name of a princess whom Liu Xi admired in his previous life. , Mozi Dai Liren, is the name of an actor friend of Liu Xi's previous life, and he used it.

These children were brought to the capital by the couple. Compared with the elegant and polite young ladies of the aristocrats in the capital, Liu Xi's three children are much more lively and joyful, because Liu Xi has always believed in letting his children develop freely. In principle, he never deliberately requires them to learn the red tape of the ancients. In his eyes, as long as the children are happy, nothing makes them happier than their children being happy.

Juhua very much agrees with her husband's method of educating children. Both husband and wife have cheerful temperaments, so they have raised three children who are like three naughty monkeys. The other young masters and ladies are all upright and well-behaved. They were sitting at the banquet, and only their three children were jumping up and down. Sometimes they ran to the beauty by the lake to watch the fish, and sometimes they chased me and ran around to play.

Looking at the three cheerful buns, Caiwei liked them very much. She felt that these were children, and they could reflect the cute and cute nature of children, unlike the other children here who were forced to learn rules at a young age. Etiquette, everyone is so restrained by the so-called rules and etiquette that they are so old-fashioned and puppet-like that it makes me feel distressed to see them!

At the banquet, Wan Yanchao and Nangong Jin sat together. They were both princes and future emperors. They had many things in common and they chatted very happily together. Wu Xiangyun and Wanyan Jingchen did not come to Caiwei's birthday banquet in person due to busy state affairs and long distances. But how could Chaoer miss the opportunity to please his future mother-in-law? He diligently prepared gifts and brought congratulatory gifts from his father and mother, and came to Dajin in person to congratulate his future mother-in-law on her birthday.

In addition to Chao'er, Batru, the eldest prince of Liaodan Kingdom, also came to congratulate Caiwei on her birthday in person with the rich gifts prepared by his father. The purpose of his coming was not to congratulate the Queen of Jin Dynasty on her birthday, but to meet her. See the pearl princess that he has been dreaming about.

Last year, the Empress Dowager of the Jin Dynasty passed away. He came to express his condolences on behalf of his father. He accidentally met Princess Mingzhu. The moment he saw Mingzhu, his young heart was captured by her and he was deeply attracted by her. The ground sank in, unable to extricate itself.

After returning to Liaodan, he couldn't wait to ask his father Khan to help him submit his credentials to the Jin Dynasty and ask to marry Princess Mingzhu. Although his father Khan fulfilled his wish, unexpectedly, the emperor and empress of the Jin Dynasty did not give him any face. The father and son directly rejected his proposal...

Later, he heard that Princess Mingzhu was betrothed to Wanyanchao of Qingluo Kingdom. He was so angry that he almost demolished his house. He was the first woman he was crazy about and never thought about for her. After learning that Mingzhu was betrothed to someone else, he secretly swore that sooner or later he would conquer the Qingluo Kingdom and snatch his beloved woman back.

This time I came to celebrate my birthday and met Wan Yanchao. The two of them almost drew their swords at each other several times and fought for their lives.

Wanyan Chao hated Batru for scheming with his fiancée, and Batru hated Chao'er for taking away his love. There was a lot of antagonism between the two. Caiwei was afraid that something would happen when they were together, so when arranging the seats, she specifically ordered the two of them to be together. People sit apart.

Yu'er and Batru sat together, but their temperaments were very different. Batru was very similar to his father, with a rude and fiery temper, without any of the gentleness of his mother; while Yu'er was indeed a gentle person. Lazy, he could tell at a glance that he and the eldest prince of Liao Dan were not of the same sect. They said they had different sects and could not work together. Therefore, he was too lazy to talk to him and entertained the younger son of Liu Xi's family.