Chapter 441

In the final analysis.

The Jia Hui of the past couldn't see through it.

But looking at the other party who was not yet Empress at this moment.

He finally understood.

To put it bluntly, she was just a woman with good fate, born into the scholarly Xun family, favored by the Seventh Prince, Prince Jing, Li Jingyan, and bestowed upon Li Xin, becoming the Empress of the Great Dry.

But she was also unfortunate; although the Xun family was a scholarly family, like Wang Ziteng's Wang family and Li Wan's Li family, they only had strict requirements for boys.

For women, they only sought caution and virtue, so Empress Xun was only slightly literate.

An Empress who didn't know many characters and had no cultural knowledge, what kind of insight or thought could you expect her to have?

Her insight and level were not even as good as ordinary aristocratic women, such as Tanchun, yet she was lucky enough to sit on the throne of the Empress.

Her thoughts and insights were seriously mismatched with the position of Empress.

This was the root of her tragedy.

If she hadn't become Empress.

Marrying another noble and not being the wife, perhaps she could have had a good result.

However, Jia Hui didn't have much interest in this woman.

Mainly because her looks didn't fit Jia Hui's aesthetic.

Average appearance.

Belonging to the type that looks very gentle and elegant.

Has a kind of intellectual beauty.

Standard big eyes, and slightly thick big lips.

Not stunning at first glance.

Looking at it a few more times, it actually becomes more tasteful the more you look at it.

Cough, cough.

Originally, Jia Hui thought he wasn't interested:

"Besides, at least she's a future Empress; if I take her to enjoy, this status is even more exciting than any celebrity."

"As long as she's not too ugly, she can be 'inspiring,' not to mention she looks good and has temperament and status."

This made Jia Hui a bit tempted.

Therefore.

He ignored the anxious Gu Yankai on the side.

Looking at the other party, Jia Hui asked: "Do you know Prince Jing, or his son Li Xin?"

The Seventh Prince, Prince Jing, Li Jingyan; from beginning to end, Jia Hui and this person had not had much interaction yet.

In his memory.

This person was raised by his eldest imperial brother, Prince Qi, Li Jingyu, since childhood; his governance strategies and character were all inherited from Prince Qi. As a youth, he was deeply influenced by the iron-blooded nature of men in the army, and his aura was very different from the other princes.

Moreover, his character was tenacious, he treated people with sincerity, insisted on principles, was full of righteousness, and his heart was as firm as a rock; he took the major affairs of the world as his own responsibility, but because of the Red Flame injustice many years ago, he was neglected by the Emperor and exiled outside the court, so although he had many military achievements over the years, he was never rewarded.

Li Xin was his legal eldest son, the future son of Empress Liu.

However, this Empress Liu was the granddaughter of the Chief Secretary Liu Cheng, and in reality, Li Jingyan's second wife.

Selected by Prince Jing's mother, Consort Jing, to become the Princess of Prince Jing, she later became the Crown Princess when Prince Jing Li Jingyan was made Crown Prince, and became Empress after Prince Jing ascended the throne and became Emperor.

Thinking of this Princess of Prince Jing, the future Empress Liu, who was the mother-in-law of the original future Empress Xun, Xun Baiyun.

This person was a beauty in his memory, much prettier than this eldest daughter-in-law, and had a kind of introverted, gentle charm of Oriental women.

The characters of these two Empresses were diametrically opposed.

Empress Liu's heart was bright, so she looked at everything from a good perspective.

Empress Xun's heart was dark, so she looked at everything from a bad perspective.

So Empress Liu was truly smart, knowing how to cultivate and win over power for her son;

Empress Xun was truly muddled, pushing away people who were close to her son and had power!

Therefore, the endings of the two Empresses were also different.

In his memory.

Empress Liu was definitely going to enjoy her old age and be the Empress Dowager with peace of mind.

"By the way, has this Empress Liu become Prince Jing's woman yet?"

"Earl Wushuang, Prince Jing doesn't seem to have a son named Li Xin."

Gu Yankai on the side was dissatisfied that Jia Hui was still talking to other women at this time, but he didn't dare to flare up.

At this moment, he swallowed his anger, and when he heard his words, he reminded the other party.

Jia Hui was startled, Li Xin wasn't born yet?

Right.

When Empress Liu married Li Jingyan as his second wife, it was when Mei Changsu had already appeared and had complied with the political marriage of Mei Changsu and his mother, Consort Jing.

Li Jingyan himself had no interest in Miss Liu at all.

Therefore, Mei Changsu hadn't appeared yet.

Miss Liu naturally hadn't married him yet.

"Wait, but why is this Xun Baiyun already in her teens?"

Jia Hui frowned.

Then he understood as soon as he thought about it; to put it bluntly, it was still a political marriage.

When Li Xin was born, Xun Baiyun was in her teens.

It's not that there are no Empresses older than the Emperor.

In history, when Emperor Xianzong of Ming, Zhu Jianshen, was eighteen, he took the palace maid Wan Zhen'er, who was seventeen years older than him, as his concubine, and later, for her sake, deposed the Empress who had been in office for less than a month; if the thirty-five-year-old Wan Zhen'er hadn't died young, she would have been made Empress.

There were also many who were older than the Empress, such as Wu Zetian, etc.

So age is not a problem.

It's just that being ten years older is indeed a bit too much.

Like Wan Zhen'er and Zhu Jianshen, she could be Li Xin's mother, right!

But in the Great Dry, it's not strange; there are even Empresses who came from the music registry.

Dirty Tang and stinky Han and so on.

Things that violate ethics, such as marrying a daughter-in-law or a stepmother, emerged one after another in the Tang royal family.

So the situation in the Great Dry is considered good.

Heh, speaking of which, the current Emperor is even named Li Shiming, which is only one character different from the Li Shimin of the "Dirty Tang," who imprisoned his father, usurped the throne, killed his brother, snatched his brother's wife, and whose woman was taken away by his son.

Dirty, chaotic, and stinky!

The filth of the royal family is probably even worse than the Ningguo Prefecture of the Jia family.

It's just that it's covered up well.

Therefore, the Great Dry would be like this.

Jia Hui was not surprised at all.

Jia Hui didn't care who was dirtier or stinkier between the Great Dry royal family and the "Dirty Tang and Stinky Han."

He only cared that a good woman like Empress Liu hadn't been married away by Li Jingyan yet.

"Hmm, I must write it down in my little notebook, now she's mine!"

"Empress Liu and Empress Xun, this pair of mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, hehe.".

【318】 Getting on the bus before buying the ticket, seeing the popular compensation again

At this moment, Jia Hui finally understood.

No wonder Empress Xun in the drama looked older than her mother-in-law, Empress Liu.

The age difference between the two women really wasn't that big.

Jia Hui even suspected that Empress Liu might be younger than Empress Xun's real age.