Daqian Night Emperor

Chapter 93 Greedy Wolf Ji Qingkong (First Order)
When Zhao Qi'an heard the voice, he couldn't help but frown and look towards the stairs.

All I could hear were a few hurried footsteps.

A man hurried over and appeared in the sight of everyone in the hall on the second floor.

He was wearing a dark blue robe, his waist-length hair was casually tied with a headband, and a red jade earring dangled from his left ear, making him look a bit unruly.

Her eyebrows are like distant ink and her eyes are like stars.

Her skin is as delicate as snow, even whiter and smoother than that of a woman, and her facial features are as perfect as if they were carefully carved.

Although he is a man, he exudes feminine beauty, and his beauty is enough to make most women in Kyoto feel ashamed.

This is Zhao Qi'an's uncle, the fourth prince of the current emperor - Ji Qingkong.

……

Among the descendants of Emperor Tianwu, only the fourth prince Ji Qingkong and Princess Yuzhen Ji Leyao were the most handsome. After all, their biological mother was Concubine Zhen.

How beautiful was Concubine Zhen back then?
That was the point that Emperor Tianwu, who had long lost interest in the affairs of the harem, could not forget her after only seeing her once during the selection of concubines. He felt that all other flowers were eclipsed and he chose only her to enter the palace.

Afterwards, she was promoted several ranks in succession, and as the daughter of a county magistrate, she became the "Empress of the Western Palace", whose status in the harem was second only to that of the empress.

Concubine Zhen's pregnancy was indeed a great achievement. After all, among the three thousand concubines in the harem, she was the only one who gave birth to two children for Emperor Tianwu.

But to say that I am not doing well, it is indeed not doing well.

Zhao Qi'an had experienced what kind of personality Princess Yuzhen Ji Leyao had.

And his "uncle" was not much better.

However, compared with Yuzhen, this "uncle" has a completely opposite temperament.

To put it nicely, he "has no bearing of a ruler."

To put it bluntly, it means being servile and shameless. With a good appearance, the person is actually like a scabby dog.

But perhaps because he loved the concubine so much, Emperor Tianwu ignored all the other princes and princesses, but doted on the pair of children born to Concubine Zhen.

When Ji Qingkong was young, he once sneaked into the Golden Palace, sat on the dragon throne, and imitated His Majesty to "wield all the power".

The attendant scholar reported him to Emperor Tianwu. Instead of getting angry, the Emperor laughed and said, "This boy is like me." There was no punishment for him afterwards.

If we talk about Ji Qingkong in his early years, he was diligent and willing to learn, and he had many outstanding qualities.

But perhaps he was gradually becoming more sensible and realizing that due to his mother's family background, he could not participate in the fight for the throne at all.

So... let’s start!
Ji Qingkong completely gave up his studies, became idle and do nothing, and indulged himself in women. He loved to hold uncensored parties in his own palace. Many palace maids were raped by him, and there were even rumors that he had affairs with some concubines in the harem.

Ministers in the court regarded him as dirt, palace maids and eunuchs avoided him as much as possible, and censors regarded him as an enemy. In the daily memorials, there were always those impeaching the Fourth Prince for "causing chaos in the palace."

It’s a pity that the current emperor doesn’t care, ask or pay attention.

In the past two years, as the struggle for the throne has intensified, the competition that was originally just a secret has now become almost exposed...

The fourth prince felt that he had no hope of becoming the crown prince, so he thought of a new idea - that is, to join the second prince.

If he just wanted to seek refuge, there would be nothing wrong with it, and maybe someone would even praise him for being smart.

After all, the second prince is the most promising candidate to become the crown prince. If he really succeeds to the throne, he will naturally not treat his younger brother, who has served him well, unfairly. It would be a good choice to reward him and send him out to become a free and easy prince.

But on the day that the Fourth Prince came to serve, he had baby clothes made for him. Wearing a child's bellyband, he went to the Second Prince's "Wenhua Hall". When he saw the Second Prince, he cried "Father", and lay on the floor of the Wenhua Hall, asking the Second Prince to wrap him in swaddling clothes. He swore to treat him with the same etiquette as he treated his father in the future.

Does this sound like a word?

If you treat your elder brother with the respect of a father, then what etiquette should you use to treat Emperor Tianwu?
This is unheard of and I'm sure it won't happen again in the future.

Only Ji Qingkong could do such an outrageous thing.

Shameless and a complete scoundrel. He was so crazy, but the second prince was not crazy, so he sent someone to drive him out.

But Ji Qingkong was not discouraged. He greeted the second prince every morning and evening. If the second prince wanted to go out, he would follow him around like a lackey.

After a while, the second prince saw that he was truly loyal and sincere, and it didn't seem like he was faking it, so he had no choice but to accept it.

No matter what, the full support of a prince is always useful.

Even if it's useless, it's worth a fortune.

……

As soon as Ji Qingkong arrived at the hall on the second floor, his eyes quickly locked onto the second prince Ji Haoyu. He smiled and walked over quickly. He didn't mind the dirt on the ground and knelt directly on the ground. He swung his wide sleeves and solemnly performed a great salute, bowing his head:
"I have met my father."

If it was in private, Ji Haoyu wouldn't care, and might even joke around.

But today's occasion is so solemn, can we just make these jokes casually?
Ji Haoyu noticed that everyone at the table looked unhappy, so he quickly put on a displeased face and scolded, "Fourth brother, didn't I tell you not to joke like this? Hurry up and get up."

Ji Qingkong raised his head, looking innocent: "But..."

"No buts, you don't even listen to me?"

"Yes, brother."

Ji Qingkong then stood up, his upturned eyes moving around, falling on Zhao Qian'an, and said with surprise: "I didn't expect my brother-in-law to be here. He has good vision and knows how to join a wise leader..."

Zhao Qian'an's face suddenly turned ugly.

On the one hand, he really felt it was shameful to be associated with Ji Qingkong at this time.

On the other hand, Ji Qingkong's words actually made him think that he had joined the Second Prince's army.

Others just thought that Ji Qingkong was being stupid again, and even his own eyes seemed to reveal clear stupidity, as if it was just a careless remark.

Zhao Qi'an glanced at Ji Haoyu who was drinking silently beside him with a smile...

When he looked at Ji Qingkong again, a divine light flashed in his eyes:

[Name: Ji Qingkong]

【Bone age: 36】

[Life: Greedy Wolf (gold), Bright Pearl Obscures Its Own Darkness (purple), Dragon-like Appearance and Phoenix-like Appearance (purple), Well-read (blue), The Way of Forbearance (blue), Physical Weakness (gray)...]

【Loyalty: None】

【Qualification: Secondary School】

[Cultivation: Eighth-grade Blood Moving Realm (Virtual)]

[Non-host subordinate, cannot extract its entries]

They are all old foxes.

Zhao Qi'an put away his thoughts, stood up and greeted: "Hello, uncle."

Ji Qingkong still had a sincere smile on his face, and patted Zhao Qian'an on the shoulder: "From now on, I will work under my brother. My brother-in-law and I can be said to be even closer!"

A trace of confusion appeared on Zhao Qi'an's face: "But wasn't my official position granted by His Majesty?"

"Could it be..." He turned his head and looked at Ji Haoyu, his eyes became meaningful, "Is it the order of the Second Prince?"

"Cough cough..."

After hearing this, Ji Haoyu choked on the wine and almost coughed.

(End of this chapter)