On the occasion of rebirth Zhou Sui

Chapter 306 Double Happiness

Fortunately, with the enlightenment of Dugu Jialuo, Yang Awu did not feel depressed about this.

After all, Cui Che is different from Yang Jian. Yang Jian originally had a vow with Dugu Jialuo, while Cui Che already had three concubines before the marriage and one more after the marriage.

Even without Yang Awu, Cui Che does not belong to Yang Lihua alone.

After leaving the palace, Yang Awu was in a happy mood and jumped up unconsciously.

The joys and sorrows of people are inseparable. Yang Yong fell into the valley of life, but Yang Awu held on until the clouds opened and the moon appeared, ushering in a ray of light.

"Princess, the Queen specially called you here today. What exactly makes you so happy?"

The maid chased behind him and asked curiously.

After so many years as a master and servant, this was the first time she saw Yang Awu so happy.

Yang Awu stopped, turned around, smiled and said:

"Let's go to the market and buy some satin suitable for wedding dresses."

When the maid heard this, she jumped up even more happily. She clapped her hands in celebration and said:

"My slave, congratulations to the princess! Congratulations to the princess! May the princess and Duke Yan be happy together for a hundred years!"

Yang Awu was slightly ashamed:

"It's too early for you to say your auspicious words."

There is nothing airtight in the palace city, especially since most of the Imperial Guards in the Suwei Palace are the sons of Gongqing.

The news that Cui Che was going to marry Princess Lanling as his second wife spread like wildfire.

Contrary to what Yang Jian expected, most of the discussion came from among the people.

The Minister of Public Affairs had already known why Yang Awu insisted on not marrying, so he was not even as surprised by this news as Yang Jian's entry into the Imperial Palace.

It is obvious to all how strictly Yang Jian has been managed over the years.

As for the public discussion, due to Cui Che's good reputation accumulated over the years, the people actually regarded this as a good story.

When the news reached Youzhou, just after the autumn harvest, Cui Che had gathered his troops again and was training.

To transform infantry into cavalry, one must not only be proficient in riding skills, but also practice cavalry tactics.

Cui Che plans to send troops to the Khitans after the spring of next year to start a war of conquest against the Khitans.

It just so happens that I can return to Daxing at the end of this year and have a glass of wedding wine between Cui Qiji and Princess Nanyang.

Guanyin was granted the title of Princess Nanyang after Yang Guang became the crown prince. Before that, she was only granted the title of princess.

Cui Che was watching the cavalry in the school field demonstrating various tactics when someone came from home. It was Yang Lihua who sent him to call him back home.

It turned out that a messenger came from Daxing and was waiting at home.

Cui Che didn't know what Yang Jian's purpose was in sending people here, and he was still wondering if he was urging him to send troops as soon as possible.

But haste makes waste, and war cannot go against the will of heaven.

After Cui Che reorganized the cavalry, it was already late autumn, and the Youzhou cavalry had already leased their fields to others or hired people to cultivate them.

They followed Cui Che out of the country several times and stayed away for a year and a half without caring about the fields at all.

Therefore, Cui Che did not need to take into account the farming season when sending troops, but as autumn was approaching, winter was not far away. If possible, it was better to go to fight outside the fortress when spring was warm and the flowers were blooming.

Cui Che hurried back to the Yan State Mansion. To his surprise, the envoy was not urging him to send troops on behalf of Yang Jian, but instead announced a marriage decree, asking Cui Che to go back to Daxing in the twelfth lunar month and share two houses with Princess Yang Awu of Lanling.

Get married.

The envoy read out the edict while he was minding his own business. Cui Che secretly glanced at Yang Lihua and saw that her face was calm and showed no sign of resentment. Cui Che was relieved a little.

Different from the usual declaration of marriage, the messenger did not dare to say auspicious words. He did not know Yang Lihua's attitude and did not dare to flatter her.

After completing the mission, the envoy hurriedly said goodbye and went to the post house to rest and prepare for his return journey tomorrow.

Cui Che ignored the surprised expressions of the whole family because of this marriage. He took Yang Lihua's hand, returned to the bedroom, and whispered:

"If the princess doesn't want to, I will push forward the marriage even if it makes the saint angry."

Yang Lihua took out her hand and hummed:

"Don't try to be nice just to get an advantage!"

Cui Che sneered:

"Aren't I afraid of wronging the princess?"

Yang Lihua rolled her eyes at him and said angrily:

"You originally wanted to marry Ah Wu, and it was the Duke of Yue who arranged the match, which led to our marriage. Now that I can make up for Ah Wu, I am also willing, and I don't feel aggrieved.

"But I have to make it clear to you before that the title of Duke Yan belongs to Bodhisattva Nu, and the title of Duke of Anping County also belongs to Yanqing.

"If you want to give Ah Wu's heirs a title, I can even go to the father to ask for it on Ah Wu's behalf, but you can't touch what Bodhisattva Nuo and Yan Qing deserve. In any case, I will not let their brothers suffer."

Cui Che laughed and coaxed:

"Princess, don't worry, no one can take away the titles that belong to Bodhisattva Nuo and Yanqing.

"The saint ordered me to live in Pingliao for five years. I can accomplish as much merit as I want, so there is no need for the princess to ask for it."

With Cui Che's promise, Yang Lihua put her worries behind her.

In the past, not to mention the county prince, even the country prince, she didn't take it seriously.

But now that she is a mother of two children, she has begun to care about her son.

After all, this title, as long as there is no serious crime, can be passed down hereditary and can bless future generations.

Putting aside her worries, Yang Lihua smiled and said:

"Now we have a double happiness at home. You and your son are planning to get married in the twelfth lunar month, so you have to go back early to make preparations."

Cui Che nodded and said:

"When winter comes, we will set off, and we have to enter the palace to pay our respects to the two saints."

In fact, even Cui Che felt that Yang Jian was really good to him.

Although he was fined twice in salary, it seemed insignificant compared to marrying off his two daughters to him.

Both he and Cui Qiji, father and son, were going to marry the Sui princess. If he hadn't known about the changes in Yang Guang before and after he came to the throne, Cui Che would have really wanted to work hard to build the Sui Dynasty.

But being a loyal minister to the Yang family is a paradox.

If you dissuade Yang Guang from spending money and make him unhappy, you will be killed.

But if Yang Guang was allowed to act recklessly, the troubled times in the late Sui Dynasty would not be able to escape at all.

Cui Che secretly said:

'If we really succeed in the future, we must preserve the bloodline of the Yang family no matter what, and set a good example for future emperors.'

In early October of the eighteenth year of Kaihuang's reign (AD 598), after Cui Che arranged everything in Youzhou, he led his family and set off for Guanzhong.

When Yang Jian hugged Er Chen and slept together, Cui Che was also dreaming that one day, he could hold Er Yang in his arms and sleep together.

But considering that Yang Lihua has a lot of baggage in front of others, she probably won't be able to succeed.

On the way back, Cui Qiji was often absent-minded.

He occasionally thinks of his fiancée, Princess Nanyang.

Yang Guang was already handsome, not to mention the Crown Princess Xiao, and the Princess Nanyang they gave birth to was not as beautiful as Er Chen in the Daxing Palace, but she was still stunning.

But what appeared more in Cui Qiji's mind was the scene where he imagined following his father Cui Che out to kill the enemy.

(End of chapter)