(I made a mistake in the previous chapter, it should be King Pu who sued the temple)
At the same time, Jiang Tian was also invited to the Puwang Villa in Changningfang. Originating from the posthumous son of Empress Dowager Ruiming Yuanzhen and Emperor Taixing, and being friendly with the Liang family, they were once jokingly called "Li Buli and Liang Feiliang" by the people. They are also one of the examples of kings in the clan who always enjoy wealth and privileges.
But the contemporary King Pu is also the biological father and important party/victim of that Zhenzhu Ji. Since this incident, King Pu began to refuse guests behind closed doors. Not only did he resign from all his job titles and not appear in public, he also issued a large reward.
Later, he took the initiative to move out of the palace and handed over all household items and social activities to the contemporary Prince Pu. However, he has been living in seclusion in this villa until now due to heartbreak and illness. Therefore, Jiang Tian was naturally somewhat aware of the reason why he was called to his door this time.
The clues and clues that reappeared after many years may have been forwarded to Prince Pu's Mansion as soon as possible. However, as King Pu's retreat, there are pavilions, pavilions, beams and painted buildings everywhere, but it has an indescribable sense of decadence, like a master of the times.
Moreover, just as Jiang Tian entered the villa, he vaguely felt the ubiquitous prying eyes, or some kind of illusion that he was being watched from time to time in the dark; this illusion lasted until he was led to Gu Mu Cangsen's Deep in the courtyard, there is a cool hall that is wide on all sides.
I saw that the other party was trapped in a soft body, with white beard and hair, swollen eyelids, slurred speech, and trembling hands and feet from time to time. This did not look like a wealthy and wealthy royal family member, but a twilight man who had been tormented by sad things for many years. old man. "Your Majesty, Jin'an." Jiang Tian bowed his hands in greeting and said:
"But Supervisor Jiang, please sit down and talk now." The old man behind the curtain, or the contemporary King Pu, waved his hands slightly with some difficulty:
"Thank you, Your Majesty." Jiang Tian nodded, and sat down on one of the tables unceremoniously. The waiter brought Jin Dun, who was about to take the initiative to ask the other party's intention: "I don't know..."
"Can you please come closer to the Supervisor? The lonely king has become deaf and blinded by old age," King Pu immediately said: "I just want to have a good chat with the Supervisor and see what kind of young and heroic figure you are... "
"Since it is the elder's request, I naturally do as I please." Jiang Tian was a little surprised when he heard this, but he nodded slightly, picked up the brocade pier and moved it towards King Pu who was deep in the soft cave. Within three steps of approaching.
"Elder? Well said, well said!" King Pu's eyes were filled with energy after hearing this. He tried hard to open his swollen eyelids and carefully looked at Jiang who was close to Chi Chi. Come. That kind of unclear emotion also made him feel a little uncomfortable.
However, King Pu's look lasted for a moment, and some goosebumps could not help but appear on Jiang Tian's back. Then he withdrew his eyes and muttered: "I can't tell, I really can't tell! I heard that you were the one who rescued the daughter of the Xia Shi in Shang Yuan Ye?"
"It's just a duty out of the teacher-student relationship." Jiang Tian also replied softly: "It's a duty!" Prince Pu, however, moved the folds on his face and sighed: "How many people in this world don't even have the most basic duty?" , can't do it. Can you tell me about the situation at that time?"
"Since the elder has a request, he should obey his orders." Jiang Tian returned with some surprise: "This matter starts with those thieves who collude with bad people and disguise themselves on the street to rob children... I am afraid they have succeeded many times before. As for that abandoned temple, there were many personal belongings left behind."
However, Jiang Tian seemed to have underestimated King Pu's interest. He talked endlessly, and it took him half an hour to talk about the recent discoveries between the imperial city road and the imperial ditch. Immediately, he took out the jade fan pendant from Mr. Wei and handed it over.
As a result, the next moment, King Pu was holding the fan pendant, staring blankly at the words "Hidden Pearl" and "Zhenyi" on the front and back. In an instant, he couldn't help but burst into tears; "How many years, how many years, Now that I’ve seen you again, is there really God’s will in the dark?”
Because this is a portable ornament given by the Empress Dowager Mingzhen; it is actually a pair. It's just that since the tragedy happened to his family, Prince Pu, who had to accept the Queen Mother's final arrangements, really thought that he would never have the chance to see this thing again in his life.
And Jiang Tian could only wait for King Pu to reveal his true feelings that he had accumulated for many years. After they were almost vented, he made a slightly cautious request: "Because I happen to be investigating by the way, I would like to ask your permission to allow me to do so." Let’s find out where that person lived back then.”
"You're right, it's time to go and see it..." However, King Pu, who had regained his composure, stared at Jiang Tian with kind eyes and said hoarsely: "No... if you need anything, don't talk to me. You can also take a good look at the villa, including the entire palace."
As a result, Jiang Tian finally achieved the main purpose of his trip and was guided by a royal servant to the boudoir where Princess Zhenzhu lived. A moment later, the Palace Chief Shi, who was the closest and most trusted person to King Pu, also responded to the summons and said respectfully: "I would like to ask your Majesty for your instructions."
"I ask your Majesty to proceed with caution. The origin of Supervisor Jiang is a mystery." Then the elder Chang Shi reported with a low eyebrow: "Except for the six or seven years in Beijing, all the past, even the current relationship between the government and the opposition I'm afraid no one will know about it. Everyone who handled it back then is gone."
"That's right..." However, King Pu's eyes gradually brightened, and he murmured to himself: "When the Queen Mother secretly issued an edict before her death, how could it be that my poor child was sent away? Isn’t it just that I managed to cut off all ties and involvements, it’s just that destiny is reincarnated!”
At the same time, Jiang Tian also passed through several doorways and pavilions and came to the boudoir of the beloved daughter of King Pu, who was once the most powerful in the capital, known as "Zhenzhuji". That's right, Zhenzhuji lived in this royal palace for most of her time after Jiji.
In other words, this villa located in Changningfang is one of the dowry properties prepared in advance for her once she gets married. But King Pu left the palace to retire here, and he had no intention of seeing things or thinking about people. Therefore, it has remained basically the same over the years.
Therefore, when Jiang Tian stepped into the large embroidered building that resembled the entire courtyard, everything seemed to be frozen in time and still vaguely maintained its original appearance. Whether it is the flowers and plants in the courtyard, or the furnishings and landscaping for outdoor play such as swings, fish ponds, and rockeries.
You can't even see the obvious accumulation of dust, which is obviously because someone comes here often to take care of and maintain it. Finally, Jiang Tian, who had entered the room, was led to the main bedroom on the fourth floor in the middle of the embroidery building. The employee who led the way did not dare to go any further and could only let Jiang Tian explore on his own.
However, the moment he entered the room, Jiang Tian was attracted by the mottled and yellowed portrait facing the wall inside the large piece of glass cover. Because it is a side profile portrait of a woman, even the passage of time has not lost much of its breathtaking beauty.
Although she looked full of girlish youth and innocence, she did not directly show any smile; she seemed to be in a relaxed and homely atmosphere; but it seemed that every detail of her eyebrows, eyes, nose, and lips, and every inch of skin texture were all... Full of touching charm of reluctance.
At this moment, Jiang Tian also experienced a temporary disconnection between his body and consciousness. It was as if he instinctively admired and admired the stunning aesthetics brought about by combining various painting techniques such as color painting, sketching, and line drawing; but his body was filled with inexplicable sadness.
