Qing Dynasty: Pampering The Queen

His family's little vinegar jar is so cute even when he's jealous!

He couldn't help embracing the person in his arms for a good deal of intimacy, teasing the person in his arms with flushed cheeks and eyes that were as bright as autumn water, so seductive that he let it go.

Before, when the rumors were the most popular and at the cusp of the storm, no matter what he or Jin'er did, unless he backed down, it would be wrong and would only cause the biggest backlash.

Therefore, he resolutely guarded against death, cut off the flow of news inside and outside the palace, out of sight and out of mind.

Don't let her know, so as not to be unhappy.

And he himself acted as if he didn't take anything back.

It's not that no one mentioned it in the court, but he scolded him as soon as he made a sound. How can a mere rumor be taken seriously? He is a majestic emperor of the Qing Dynasty, and he started to thoroughly investigate the harem because of a few rumors spread in a mess, what is this?

The mere rumors also want to force the emperor to bow his head, what is the reason for this?

Could it be that in the eyes of the courtiers, he is a fool?

The courtiers were quite frightened by these words, how dare they talk too much?

And the nobles of the Eight Banners were throwing stones to ask for directions. They saw that he didn't seem to be very protective of the imperial concubine, and these rumors were all against the imperial concubine. Although the fourth master was not angry and suspected that the imperial concubine ordered a thorough investigation, he didn't say anything Protect the imperial concubine.

It can be seen that the emperor actually only cares about the imperial concubine and doesn't pay much attention to it.

As for the idea of ​​making her queen, of course it seems completely non-existent!

It's just that the imperial concubine gave birth to two sons and a daughter, and the emperor was right not to do anything to her because of some rumours. You have to take care of the three children, right?

As long as the emperor doesn't have the idea of ​​setting up the imperial concubine as the queen, it will be fine. When there is a new empress and a son-in-law in the future, will he still worry about not being able to suppress the imperial concubine?

Moreover, this year's draft is the first draft after the emperor ascended the throne, so there will definitely be many fresh faces in the harem.

Which man doesn't love a young and beautiful girl like a delicate flower? Is there always something new to be greedy for?

At that time, the position of the imperial concubine will not be so secure!

Can she trample down all the old people in the old mansion who are elderly, and can she also trample down the young, pretty and energetic girls who are like flowers?

The days to come are still long, so why must you confront the emperor right now and make him unhappy?

Therefore, the courtiers and clans had a tacit understanding, and no one mentioned this matter again.

The family that had worked very hard to stir up trouble and fuel the flames thought they had spied on the emperor's mind, and gradually stopped.

Since the emperor has no intention of setting up the imperial concubine as the queen, there is no need for everyone to blacken the imperial concubine.

Everything should be done in moderation, otherwise, it will only backfire.

As a result, the wind-like rumors gradually died down.

Seeing this, fourth master didn't ask anyone to investigate further. After all, he had expected this kind of thing to happen, but he didn't expect it to come so soon.

Speaking of which, Shu Shu felt that Luo Shi was also lucky.

She was the first to spread these rumors, but she kept an eye out for them. The confidantes around her bribed gangsters to spread rumors that they were meeting while offering incense in the temple, and they didn't show their faces.

This is not the most important thing, the most important thing is that this rumor has just started, and it is in the hands of the nobles of the Eight Banners, so the nobles of the Eight Banners followed up, fueled the flames, and intensified.