Qing Dynasty: Pampering The Queen

But they are also fueling the flames and happy to see it happen.

The emperor dotes on the imperial concubine too much, and the imperial concubine has two sons. If she is not severely suppressed, how can she be suppressed if the future daughter-in-law is the queen?

These things quickly spread to fourth master's ears.

Fourth Master was furious.

The hands of these people stretched too long!

Who he wants to be the queen is really out of their control, and it is even more impossible for them to force him to do so.

The fourth master ordered countless secret guards to conduct a thorough investigation, and at the same time ordered Su Peisheng to issue a death order. Whoever dares to say a word in the palace or hear the ear of the imperial concubine, no matter who it is, will be killed immediately!

The inside and outside of the palace walls are blocked, so the news is not very well informed.

Fourth master's blockade tried to weaken the internal and external connections as much as possible, and even less news from the outside could come in.

Therefore, the disturbance outside was almost upsetting, but the palace was still peaceful, and Mu Jin knew nothing about it.

Concubine De looked on coldly, seeing that Mu Jin was still happily with Fourth Master every day, unaffected by the rumors outside, and indeed none of the rumors from outside spread to the palace, she was very angry.

That's right, she ordered Aunt Qiu to tell Shu Shujue Luo Shi these words, so that Shu Shujue Luo Shi could find a way to spread them.

When Mu Jin was just an imperial concubine, she was extremely arrogant and arrogant, and she was completely one-hearted with the fourth master. How could she sit back and watch her become a queen?

When the Empress Xian was still there, at least she still had a bit of respect for herself, she was willing to listen to her own suggestions on many things, and showed respect and filial piety in front of her.

Although she wanted more than that, she was still dissatisfied in her heart, but more or less it was better than nothing.

If this Mu Jin became a queen, how could she take herself seriously?

Concubine De is of course more inclined to be the new queen.

A girl of fifteen or sixteen years old, who has not experienced much in the world, has just entered the palace, facing such a deep-rooted enemy as the imperial concubine, she will naturally choose to please herself and join forces with herself.

Concubine De is very clear in her heart.

She originally thought that these rumors were spreading outside the palace, no matter how calm and calm the Mu family was, she would definitely be anxious when the draft was about to be drafted, and it would be easy to make mistakes if she was anxious.

what can she do The only thing she can do is to ask the fourth child to clear up her grievances and return her innocence.

But at this time, the nobles of the Eight Banners wished to smear her to death, how could this be cleaned up?

It's fine if the fourth child doesn't do anything, but if he does, it will only arouse the dissatisfaction of the Eight Banners nobles.

I don't want to think that none of the words from the outside has ever been transmitted to the palace, so isn't her plan only half successful?

How can this be done!

Concubine De was furious, and told Aunt Qiu: "You find a way to spread those rumors. It doesn't take much, as long as three or four words reach Mu's ears, she will naturally send someone out to inquire!"

When Aunt Qiu heard the words, she immediately knelt down with a pale face, lowered her head, and stammered: "Mrs., Mrs. Tai, a few days ago, the emperor, the eunuch Su who was in front of the emperor, came to pass on the emperor's oral order, saying, talking about the rumors outside. It can't be spread to the palace, if, if there is a sudden rumor in the palace, whether it is Shoukang Palace or not, he will be counted on the head of Shoukang Palace, the first one is, the old slave was killed with a stick."

"What did you say?" Concubine De gasped in anger, furiously: "When did this happen? Why didn't you say it earlier?"