Her Majesty Was Pregnant Before Entering the Palace

The death of the emperor's eldest son had more or less something to do with the emperor. When the queen gave birth to her second child, she was physically injured and could no longer have children.

Because of these two things, the emperor always felt guilty towards the queen.

According to Jiang Ning's observation, even if the queen is old and loses her beauty, the emperor still has feelings for her. The emperor may not really believe what the commandment monk said about Phoenix Life.

Jiang Ning was more willing to believe that this was just an excuse made by the emperor because he couldn't bear to do anything to the queen.

This inevitably made Jiang Ning doubt the emperor's feelings for Concubine Jin.

Does he really love Concubine Jin?

If it wasn't true love, why was he so sad after Concubine Jin's death?

If you really love her, how can you resist punishing the queen even though you know that she is still Concubine Jin?

Emperor Li Changgeng, an old man with a pudgy appearance and an occasional amiable smile, is someone Jiang Ning has not understood since he came here.

Seeing the queen being taken out by the eunuchs, the emperor had no expression on his face, and Jiang Ning felt that his idea was ridiculous.

For an emperor, there is no saying whether to love or not.

He has too much.

The reason why I can't forget Lin Zizi is just because he can't get it.

Looking at the old man on the dragon chair, Jiang Ning suddenly figured it out.

He doesn't love anyone.

He only loves himself.

However, this incident did nothing to help her current situation.

She now owes the treasury one million taels of silver.

After all, the emperor did not depose the queen, but ordered the queen to be banned from Fengning Palace, and the affairs of the Sixth Palace were handed over to Concubine Shu and Concubine Yu.

Jiang Ning was very dissatisfied with such a small punishment.

Concubine Jin died so miserably, the fat emperor just couldn't bear to punish his married wife.

She couldn't understand it at all and couldn't accept it.

After all the hard work, she posted a million dollars in vain.

Jiang Ning didn't give the emperor a good look either. When he exited, he didn't even show a courtesy and just rolled up his sleeves and left.

Huang Ren impeached her on the spot and told her such nonsense that the princess was disrespectful and had no rules. The emperor even became impatient and told him to get out.

These officials like Ke Dao are all very powerful in combat. If they don't listen to their orders, it will cause another chaos.

The emperor was indeed afraid of trouble.

But if you listen, it's his business to do it or not.

When Jiang Ning returned to the East Palace, she lost her temper. She couldn't bear to smash the porcelain. She ran to the kitchen and kicked over several buckets. She looked at the water running and still didn't feel relieved.

"You took something to vent your anger too." Li Hongyuan crossed his arms and leaned against a tree, looking at her expressionlessly.

"Your father is so poor!" Jiang Ning kicked the barrel and it rolled away. "Where can I get one million silver?"

Li Hongyuan smiled: "This is indeed a lot of money, but if you want to scrape it together, you can still scrape it together."

"Why should I deplete my own wealth to replenish the national treasury?"

"You've pissed off some people."

"Who?" Jiang Ning squinted at him, "You already know? Is it Cheng Renyu? Who is his backer?"

Li Hongyuan said with a smile: "You don't even know the details of the other party, so you go to provoke others, and being plotted by others is also a lesson. Don't think that just because your father is the chief assistant and your uncle is the general, you can be in Chang'an." Ancheng is rampant."

"When did I become so unruly in Chang'an City? Cheng Renyu burned other people's houses and robbed other people's children, but I can't come to seek justice?"