Dou Taijun paused and asked again: "What happened back then...how did you find the clue?"

The middle-aged man in the hall was stunned and said, "My father was seriously ill and his grandson was with him, and when he heard his murmuring, he became suspicious."

Dou Taijun held his hands, closed his eyes, and showed his sad expression: "Your father regretted all his life. He ignored my obstacles and insisted on believing the words of King Ningzheng of Huai and killing Cen Sheng. With this, even if I return to heaven, I will never forgive him."

Dou Xunfen said dejectedly: "My father has known his mistake for so many years and has lived in the old house in Chang'an for many years. What he often talks about is his aunt and third brother... and... you, grandmother, if you have the chance, you should go to Chang'an to take a look at him?"

"Forget it! My old body can't stand the bumps on the road. Let him live in the old house in Chang'an to take a good rest." Dou Taijun showed grief and anger.

The people in the hall remained silent. The old man in front of him stopped talking.

The grandparents and grandchildren were silent and looked at each other.

After a while, Dou Taijun sighed helplessly, "Forget it, when I returned to Zuo Fengyi with you, I passed by the old house and went to see him. However, Yin Sheng, you have to swear that you will never have the intention of killing Zhaoyuan again in the future. You must also protect Ziyu. Now Ziyu has found out the truth about the incident back then and recognizes Cao. But Zhaoyuan doesn't know these things. He was born and raised in the Huai Palace since childhood. If he lets him know the secrets of these past events, he may only collapse and be unable to control himself and do stupid things."

Dou Xunfen was stunned. He remembered that Cao accidentally married into the Huai Palace by mistake, and he could not escape from him. He felt ashamed of Dou Xunen and regretted the murderous intention he had developed for Ning Nanyou six months ago.

He raised his hand and pointed and swore, "The grandson swears that he will rot this secret in his stomach and never speak."

Jiang Chengjia, hiding behind the screen, listened to the conversation coming from outside, and his heart was beating wildly. Although she had long speculated about this, she was still surprised and uneasy when it was confirmed.

Dou Taijun explained to Dou Xunfen a few more words, and Jiang Chengjia heard the sound of the doorman being opened from outside, as if Anping Hou had left.

Immediately afterwards, heavy footsteps came from outside the screen, accompanied by the subtle sound of crutches falling to the ground.

Dou Taijun stood in front of the bed.

Jiang Chengjia slowly crawled out of the corner of the bed, lifted the curtain, and his face was a little pale.

The old woman with a luxurious face and wearing a brocade dress showed majesty and stared at her and said, "Aluo, you are so smart, I guess I guessed something from the conversation between Lao Shi and Ziyue that day. Now... after hearing Lao Shi's conversation with Yin Sheng, did you understand the truth that Lao Shi wanted to hide?"

Jiang Chengjia did not dare to hide anything. Seeing her serious expression, he nodded and said, "The great-grandson-in-law has guessed some of it... Junhou is not the parent-child of His Highness the King of Huai Dai, but the parent-child of Uncle Dou San and Mrs. Cao? But that's the case?"

Dou Taijun looked at her silently, nodded heavily and formally and said, "You are indeed smart, just as you thought. Zhaoyuan is Cen Sheng's son."

Dou Xunen, whose courtesy name is Cen Sheng.

Cao used to like him to call him Cen Lang the most. It was originally a match made by heaven, which was a man of love and a man of talent and a woman. However, God did not make good use of this marriage, which made the two missed this life by chance and no longer have a chance.

In the eighth year of the Yuan Dynasty, Dou Xunen, who was over 20 years old, had great ambitions and ambitions. Although he was young at that time, his talent had made him famous in Chang'an and became the well-deserved number one talented man in Chang'an.

Just as coincidental as the poems written in Yuefu Tai Opera, Cao Xiu, who is also full of knowledge and talent, travels away from home and comes to Chang'an.

Cao Xiu was the sister of King Cao Yong of the Punishment King, and was the well-deserved master. He followed the Cao family, the military general, to command the Western Xinjiang. At the age of thirteen, he wore robes with his father and brother to fight on the battlefield. His amazing posture was comparable to that of Xishi in the world. His rustling attitude made countless military generals sink, so he became famous all over the world. Jiang Mengluo, who was well-known in the world, became both great.

However, Cao Xiu has been well-read since childhood, proficient in poetry and books, rituals, music, medicine, calligraphy and painting, but because of her appearance, she was too charming for the country, she was ignored by the world. Cao's family is famous for her beauty, and is known as "the lotus, clear water, soft and fragrant thoughts, and the fish are shocked to bend and unwilling to swim". This poem was written by Zhang Heng, a famous talent in the Wei Dynasty in the seventh year of the Yuan Dynasty. He was shocked by the beautiful figure of the lotus so that even the fish are unwilling to swim forward, and he was willing to stare at her to describe the beauty of the Cao family.

But such a talented beauty is always a bit arrogant and arrogant. The threshold for the Cao family to propose marriage is about to be broken, but she looks down on none of them. Cao Xiu, who is arrogant and noble and pampered since childhood, has a measure in her heart. Her husband must be a person who understands her poetry and books, not a person who is greedy for her beauty.

In the seventh year of the Yuan Dynasty, Cao Xiu sneaked out of the Pingding Palace for free medical consultation, left the Western Xinjiang, and traveled around. He spent a year walking and stopping to Chang'an, and met Dou Xunen at the most famous Dingmanlou of Chang'an.

At that time, it was the Spring Festival. According to the old customs of previous years, the lanterns were filled with poems and riddles in the street market. During the Great Wei Dynasty, during the festival, the night market in the city was not so strict. The street market allowed lanterns to be hung until the third hour of Xu.

Cao Xiutong, who had been following her, entered the Chang'an lamp building to rest. It was when she met the restaurant's decorations and poetry riddles. She was in a happy mood and had three hundred words and sentences, but no one in the hall could compete with her talent.

The applause from the hall was thunderous, and it happened to attract Dou Xunen, who came to gather with friends to have wine and tea, to stay.

The two of them praised the wine and the poems, and both of them were so exquisite that the scholars and scholars present applauded frequently. The more they fought, the more they became more and more natural. The battle was full of lamps and there were no poem riddles and verses to tell, so they stopped.

At that time, Cao Xiu was dressed in men's clothing and developed a strong interest and admiration for Dou Xunen, who was full of eloquence and thick ink. After he invited him to make friends with poetry and wine, he went happily.

It was the prosperous Chang'an poetry conference that made Cao Xiu meet Ji Xianzhi, who was born in a poor family, and Ning Zheng, the Huai king who was traveling in Chang'an at that time. Ning Zheng was also an ambitious young man with great ambitions. He was not as stupid and incompetent as his brothers. He was virtuous and cherished talents, respected wise men and nobles, and was known as a wise king. Although he was granted the title of king, he was just a vassal king in a small land in Poyang, but he was still a kind person.

Cao Xiu's affection for Dou Xun came from his love for a moment. She always thought that Dou Xun's kindness was the reason why she became timid and dared not express her love, because she was showing people in men's clothing at that time.

Little did he know that her skill of dressing up as a man had long been seen through by Dou Xunen. When he stopped at Deng Manlou and talked to her about poetry, he had already seen through her female identity.

But just because she is a woman, she can speak verses that even the talented Zhang Heng cannot say, even her friend Lu Yu can't argue his principles of the rule of the people and the people, and she can't speak them in seven parts. It's wonderful, which makes him deeply attracted to her since then and can't move his eyes away.

In the ninth year of the Yuan Dynasty, Cao entered the Dou Mansion. Dou Xunen had already sent a letter to the western border and wanted to bring Cao Xiu to the Pingding Palace to propose marriage. Dou Taijun and Dou Jue both agreed with the marriage and prepared a generous betrothal gift.

The marriage was already on the verge of the strings. At this moment, Dou Xunfen, who was in the Luoyang Order, had an accident while serving in his official position and was being questioned by Emperor Ming.

When Dou Xunen received the news, he was anxious and could only put aside the proposal for marriage for the time being and instructed Cao to wait for him to return. He went to the capital with Dou Xunchen, the second son of the Dou family, to relieve his brother's worries.

Duke of Zuo Fengyi, Dou Jue, was the chief officer of the Eastern Prefecture. When Dou Xunfen had an accident, he was on vacation and returning to his hometown to serve his mother. When he learned about this, Dou Xunen and Dou Xunchen had already gone to Luoyang. In order to avoid Emperor Ming taking his anger on the entire Dou family, Dou Jue lived in the old house with his second son and never followed his second son to Luoyang.

It is precisely this that led to the broken and irresistible father-son relationship between him and Dou Xunen.

Who knew that it would take more than half a year to go there.

Cao missed Dou Xun's kindness too much, so he wrote a poem by his previous people: "Red beans grow in the southern country, and a few branches are blooming in spring. I wish you to pick more of them, so this thing is the most longing for you." He wrote a gift in a silk book and sent a letter to Luoyang thousands of miles away.

At that time, Huai Wang Ningzheng happened to go to Luoyang and go to the palace to worship Emperor Ming. Before leaving, he went to Dou's mansion to reveal his identity to Cao. At that time, Ning Zheng did not know that Cao had already made a lifelong decision with Dou Xunen, and Dou had already been hired for half a year ago. The reason for the secret was that he was afraid of damaging Cao Xiu's reputation.

Therefore, Ning Zheng expressed his admiration to his lover who was a close friend without any knowledge. When Cao shyly told Ning Zheng about her marriage with Dou Xunen. This young man with a strong spirit and full of youthful aura developed jealousy for the first time.

But he did not say it directly, but instead invited Cao to Luoyang with this reason. In order to avoid Cao Xiu's embarrassment, he specially presented Dou Jue with the reason and invited him to go together.

Seeing that Cao missed Dou Xunen too much, Dou Jue responded to Ning Zheng's invitation and took Dou Taijun and Cao to drive into the capital with the car of King Huai.

This trip took decades, leaving Cao Xiu trapped in Luoyang City for half a lifetime and miserable.

In the tenth year of Yuan Dynasty, Dou Xunen finally discovered his extraordinary life experience. Even though Dou Taijun and Dou Jue concealed it together, they still had never completely buried the truth in the soil.

The secret that had been sealed for many years was finally unveiled by chance.

Once, Emperor Ming ordered Dou Xunen to travel and hunt together. He accidentally learned that his birth date happened to be the day when Dou Yue, Duke of Zuo Fengyi, Dou Jue, died unexpectedly, and suspicion arose in his heart.

After repeated investigations, it was learned that Dou Xunen was a male fetus born to Dou Yue who was pregnant before marriage and was secretly hidden in the mansion by Dou Jue. Dou Yue died of labor due to difficulty. In order to cover up the truth, Dou Jue could only lie that Dou Yue was assassinated while on a trip.

Emperor Ming was very sad. When he recalled the past, he learned that Dou Xunen was most likely his and Dou Yue's parent-child, and cried with joy.
Chapter completed!