Her Majesty Was Pregnant Before Entering the Palace

The queen looked out suspiciously and saw a eunuch walking in with a woman in her thirties dressed as a Taoist nun, and her face changed slightly.

"Wuxen Fairy." Jiang Ning called out the woman's name unhurriedly, "You are a monk at Lihuashan Taoist Temple. You met the Queen Empress five years ago and have been cultivating Taoism at the Queen's Empress, right?"

Concubine Yu was shocked: "The Queen is also practicing Taoism?"

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Jiang Ning smiled slightly, "And the elixirs that the emperor took were all provided by your Fairy Wuchen, right?"

Immortal Wuchen was kneeling on the ground, silently daring not to speak.

The queen said angrily: "Princess, you are simply too presumptuous and arrogant! What if I and the emperor practice Taoism? Doesn't it stipulate in the Dasheng ancestral system and laws that the emperor and the empress are not allowed to believe in Buddhism or practice Taoism?"

"That's not true. Belief is your personal privacy and I have no right to interfere. However, you lied to the emperor and said that practicing Taoism can make you immortal and becoming an immortal can bring Concubine Jin back to life. This is deceiving the emperor, right? ?”

Concubine Yu opened her mouth wide and looked blankly at the queen, the Taoist nun, and finally at Jiang Ning: "Crown Princess, is this all true? The emperor practices Taoism all for the sake of Concubine Jin?"

"Otherwise, how could the emperor love Concubine Zhu so much?" Jiang Ning said, "You only know how to cherish her when you lose her. He misses Concubine Jin so much that he becomes ill!"

Concubine Yu was stunned.

She is also the emperor's woman. She has never felt such love from the emperor, nor has she ever desired the love of an emperor.

In her mind, being a concubine was just a job arranged for her by her family.

Giving birth to a prince is her ultimate goal.

As for the emperor's love, what is it?

There are so many women in the emperor's harem, who can he really keep in his heart?

Concubine Yu can no longer deceive herself.

Facts have proved that the emperor really loved Concubine Jin. For her, he missed her so much that he became ill. For her, he practiced Taoism and took the so-called elixir, but was teased by the queen and a Taoist nun.

They said they could cultivate Taoism and become immortals, and they could resurrect Concubine Jin, but the emperor actually believed them.

Concubine Yu let out a long sigh: "No wonder, no matter what mistakes the queen made in the past two years, the emperor refused to really punish her."

Jiang Ning looked at Taoist Wuchen: "Tell the truth, the so-called immortality and elixir, are you deceiving the emperor?"

Wuchen hurriedly said: "Your Highness, Crown Princess, please calm down. For those of us in the Taoist sect, we sincerely believe in such things as cultivating Taoism and becoming immortals. There are many records in ancient books."

"Where is the record?"

"Your Highness, do you remember the allusion that a day in the mountains lasts a thousand years in the world?" Taoist nun Wuchen explained hurriedly, "That woodcutter just entered the Tao and became an immortal."

"That's just a legend, it can't be taken seriously."

"But……"

"How many years have you been practicing Taoism? Have you become an immortal?" Jiang Ning asked.

"A poor Taoist has only practiced Taoism for ten years. His understanding is not high, his time is still short, and he has not yet entered Taoism."

"You haven't become an immortal after ten years of cultivation. How can you guarantee that the emperor will become an immortal in his lifetime?"

"Your Majesty is the Son of Heaven, and the true dragon that gathers the spiritual energy of heaven and earth is naturally not comparable to our mortal bodies." Fairy Wuchen said plausibly.

Concubine Yu couldn't bear it anymore and walked up to her and gave her a slap in the face, scolding her: "You liar! You just pretend to be cheating outside, but now you dare to cheat the palace and the emperor! The emperor's dragon body is at stake. All the people in the world, have you shouldered this responsibility? If I don’t kill you today, I’d be sorry for the emperor’s trust over the years! Come on, get this liar down and beat him to death!”