My Entire Family’s Gone Haywire!

In addition to the imperial decree brought by the eunuch, Xue Qianyu also had a letter from the Queen Mother to Grandpa Gu and Grandma Gu, as well as a letter from the Emperor to Gu Shouxin.

The Empress Dowager’s letters were daily concerns and said that she was in good health. After taking the health pills made by Gu Xin, she could walk around the palace every day. She told Grandpa Gu not to worry, she would be fine. She is waiting for her family to return to the capital, and will ask Grandpa Gu to provide for her in the future.

The Empress Dowager also said, I raised you for ten years when you were young, and you raised me for ten years. In this life, our mother-child love must be fulfilled.

Grandpa Gu's eyes were wet with tears.

He had hated the unfair fate before, not because he wanted to be a prince or an emperor, but because he hated fate for making him leave the capital.

Although his younger brother did not grow up in the palace, he did grow up in the capital from birth to ten years old. He later left the palace and was taken away from the capital.

Now at such an old age, those hatreds are long gone. He doesn't even care about the people who were chasing him at the beginning. If he cares about his dead twin brothers anymore, he will be in trouble with himself.

The letter written by the emperor to Gu Shouxin was much more pleasant. The emperor's words both inside and outside asked Gu Shouxin to work hard and make meritorious deeds. Let's start with Nian Nian. Later, Xinxin Enzi Sisi Renren will come one by one. He was given the title of princess, princess or something like that. Anyway, it was just a matter of one word from him.

As for Huihui, the emperor said that Huihui had to go to the military camp by herself. There was no other way. It had to be military merit. Therefore, Huihui had to work harder and become the first female general during his reign.

Mrs. Peng's position as general was conferred by the late emperor, not his.

The emperor also mentioned Uncle Gu and Fourth Uncle Gu, asking Uncle Gu to work hard on production. When the time comes, he will be given the title of uncle or something, and then he will be promoted slowly.

Fourth Uncle Gu is in more trouble. This carpentry job is not easy to get a job. It doesn't matter. Grandpa Gu has a title now. We can inherit it!

As for Gu Shouxin, the emperor has made it clear that you can develop Kun City for me, and I will give you the title of King of Kun when the time comes, okay?

Gu Shouxin's forehead jumped when he saw it. Fortunately, the yamen was opened by your family. You can seal it however you want!

This time, in addition to imperial edicts and letters, people were also sent over. The emperor was very supportive of Gu Nian's research.

Gu Nian had already asked people to build a residence outside the city, and this group of people was very easy to arrange.

In May at most, the official road from Kuncheng to Cizhou Prefecture will be renovated, and it will be more convenient to transport supplies by then.

She also has a plan in mind, asking people to go to Cizhou to find some craftsmen, and the conditions she offers are quite good.

Now that the official road has been repaired, it won't take that long to get from Kuncheng to Cizhou. It can take up to five days. If you travel quickly, you can get there in three or two days.

In the afternoon, Xue Qianyu went to report to General Peng. This time he came, not because the emperor had asked him to compete with Lu Zheng as he had said before, but because Zheng'erba came to lead the troops.

Southern Xinjiang faces the sea to the south, borders Jinnan Kingdom to the west, is only separated from Dazhou Kunzhou by a mountain on the back, and is adjacent to Qingzhou and Dingzhou to the east.

Yan Mo is guarding Qingzhou, so someone needs to be there in Kunzhou.

Xue Qianyu's task is to lead troops to guard the junction of Kunzhou and Southern Xinjiang, where there are usually only a few Peng family troops guarding it.

The emperor has become more ambitious in the past two years, mainly because the emperor was angry when Southern Xinjiang tried to use beauties to control the Zhou Dynasty. After more than a year of deployment, no, he planned to start a war.