novelraw Chapter 256 This Empress is Beautiful Lu Ziye (8)
Chapter 256 This Empress is Beautiful Lu Ziye (8)
Chapter 256 This Empress is Beautiful Lu Ziye (8)
As soon as she finished speaking, the Queen Mother's face became extremely ugly, and she narrowed her eyes and looked at Shen Chiyou angrily.
The Empress Dowager looked at Shen Chiyou at this time, as if she was looking at a very strange person. After all, in this room, her son disobeyed her like this time and time again, and even spoke without showing any affection.
Even Eunuch Su didn't expect this.
In the past, it was seen that the emperor obeyed the Queen Mother, but this was the first time he talked back.
This is great, not only seeing the emperor lose face, but also hearing what the emperor accidentally revealed.
The palace maid and eunuch lowered their heads again, lowering their sense of presence so as not to disturb them later.
Shen Chiyou didn't want to completely tear her skin apart right now, after all, she still wanted to fulfill the original owner's long-cherished wish, so she stood up, looked directly at the person in front of her, and said, "If there is nothing wrong with Queen Mother, go back first." , my son has washed up and is ready to go to court."
The Queen Mother suppressed the anger in her heart and looked at Shen Chiyou carefully for a moment. The probing look in her eyes was so clear and naked.
Shen Chiyou let her watch indifferently, and smiled at her slightly.
The queen mother was completely stunned by her smile. After all, she hadn't seen such a curve in the corner of the child's mouth for many years.
Empress Dowager Rongde sneered, the empress dowager's honor was taken very seriously, and she spoke stingingly, "The emperor's wings are hardened now, and I can't control it anymore."
In Shen Chiyou's heart: Really!
But he said respectfully: "What Huang's words say, I'm just a kind reminder, Huang's mother, don't think too much."
The Empress Dowager really didn't expect that today's emperor would be eloquent, and she still had to maintain her identity, so she must not mess around, so she could only endure her anger and take a group of people back.
After they left, Shen Chiyou looked back with nostalgia at the bed that should still be warm, and sadly went to change clothes.
The reason why the original owner was disguised as a man was that she had to do everything by herself, without the need for anyone else.
The more the Queen Mother thought about it along the way, the more she felt that something was wrong. No matter the tone of her speech or her demeanor, she didn't look like a submissive Li'er.
But that's her Li'er again, right?
People who are used to holding the rein in their hands, once they take off the reins one day, the owner will try their best to make them hold it in their hands again.
Sitting in the sedan chair, the queen mother tightly pinched the veil with Kodan's bright fingertips in front of her, in a trance.
Shen Chiyou didn't know why the ancients had to go to court so early every day, so they couldn't do it at noon, or at night, so now she was holding back her yawns, listening to a bunch of old guys talking about each other at the bottom Quarrel.
The reason for this was an oral order from the late emperor many years ago.
Coincidentally, this matter has a lot to do with Jing Yuanhou, whom the Queen Mother hates the most.
At that time, Jing Yuanhou was very high-spirited and high-spirited. He had just married the late emperor's most beloved sister, Princess Xihe. The next king, marry him as queen.
Now after so many years, the first emperor is not here, and the new emperor is on the throne. I don't know why this matter has been brought up again.
In the court hall, Jun Wuxi, who was standing on one side of the late emperor, asked Shen Chi not to be the person who made the late emperor unfaithful and treacherous.
On the one hand, I disagree. After all, there are all kinds of concubines in the harem, and it is also possible to choose the most virtuous and virtuous person among them. After all, the first emperor was just talking about it and did not leave any substantive imperial edicts.
(End of this chapter)