Huang Qiong originally planned to attend the morning court, so he asked He Yao and Duan Jin if anything happened during his absence in Xijing. But since today's morning, Huang Qiong has never had a moment of leisure. The old man left one sentence before leaving the court: "From now on, all the documents will be submitted to the prince, and I will not see the foreign ministers. All matters will be handled directly by the prince."
Then, he patted his butt and left. Huang Qiong wanted to catch up, but was stopped by Gao Wuyong who stayed behind. Huang Qiong looked a little anxious after the old man gave instructions to the ministers. Gao Wuyong said softly: "Sir, since the emperor has left all matters to you, he has his own reasons. You should not ask any more questions. I am now sending you to Wende Hall according to the emperor's imperial decree."
Gao Wuyong's words meant sending away, but in Huang Qiong's opinion, this eunuch and the six eunuchs behind him were obviously escorting him to Wende Palace under the old man's imperial decree. Huang Qiong had no choice but to be escorted and escorted by these eunuchs to the Wende Hall. But after seeing the scene inside Wende Hall, Huang Qiong almost breathed out on the spot and fainted without coming up.
Inside the Wende Hall, there were piles of folding books everywhere, box after box placed there. Huang Qiong flipped through it and found that the earliest one was from October last year, after he arrived in Xijing. Of course, the discounts accumulated now are not important ones. For those relatively important documents, especially those for allocating money and food, the old man basically sent them to Xijing on a 800-mile rush.
But even though the papers left in Wende Hall are not important matters. The old man has accumulated so many tricks, so he looks like a fool. The old man has always prided himself on being diligent, so how could he have accumulated so many successes in just a few months? During his absence from the capital, how absurd has the old man been? What has he been doing these past few months?
When Huang Qiong raised his head, he found that the items that the old man used daily that were originally placed in Wende Hall had disappeared. I don't know when it was moved here in that side hall. What made Huang Qiong even more embarrassed was that his things in the side hall were packed so cleanly. He hid in the side hall, and the clothes of Shen Bijun and Nangong Rou were sent over.
After sending Huang Qiong to Wende Hall, Gao Wuyong smiled unnaturally when he looked at Huang Qiong with a slumped face. After kowtowing to Huang Qiong, he said: "Your Highness, the Emperor has made it clear that the Wende Hall will be yours from now on. The Emperor has ordered that as long as the sky does not fall, you should not disturb Xuexuan. The Emperor has a saying, Let the old slave tell His Highness that the Emperor said that he is really tired after these years."
At this point, after Gao Wuyong hesitated for a moment, he finally gritted his teeth and simply said what the old man had said: "The emperor said that this position of crown prince is not so easy to fill. Now that His Highness is sitting, he must fulfill his duties as the crown prince of the country. Responsibility. From now on, he will completely hand over the important responsibility of supervising the country to you. Since you are unwilling to accept the matter he mentioned yesterday, we will talk about it after a while. "
After explaining everything that needed to be explained, Gao Wuyong was very discerning when he saw Huang Qiong's face becoming more and more livid, and left with several eunuchs behind him. After the eunuchs left, Huang Qiong couldn't help but feel his head as big as a bucket. The original plan to find He Yao and Duan Jin had to be completely abandoned. After sitting at the imperial desk, he started approving the papers. Fortunately, the old man didn't do this very well.
All the excerpts are based on Zhongshu Sheng, Shangshu Sheng, and Zhulu, and have been sorted out in advance. Huang Qiong does not need to bother to sort them out first. On this day, Huang Qiong almost didn't even move his nest, and spent the whole day approving the papers in Wende Hall. During dinner, Huang Qiong wanted to go to Tingxuexuan to find her mother, but when she got outside the door of Tingxuexuan, she was stopped by Gao Wuyong.
When Huang Qiong saw Gao Wuyong, he knew that the old man must be hiding with his mother now. Recalling the old man's words, as long as the sky doesn't fall, don't listen to Xuexuan's words. Huang Qiong could only touch his nose helplessly and turned around and returned to Xiyuan. Although at the end of the day, he only approved less than 20% of Wende Hall's papers. But Huang Qiong decided to sort out his thoughts.
When they returned to Xiyuan and saw the exhausted Huang Qiong, the girls were a little stunned. Although this gentleman had already begun to govern and assist the emperor in handling government affairs before going to Longyou. But those government affairs are not very stressful for this man, and can even be said to be very leisurely. I deal with government affairs during the day and come back full of energy at night. It's rare to be this tired after going to court all day today.
In fact, the reason why Huang Qiong is tired now is not because she is physically tired, but because she is really tired mentally. On this day, Huang Qiong was a little tired from seeing the old man, her mother, and Situ Huanshuang. Facing the women's inquiries, Huang Qiong could only smile bitterly and shake his head. What else could he say, what could he possibly complain about? After all, this is something that other princes cannot ask for.
After having dinner with Situ Huanshuang, Huang Qiong was pushed to Duan Jin's place. At this time, not only He Yao was at Duan Jin's place, but also Lin Hanyan, who was living outside the palace, the Princess Shu who looked reluctant, and the Liu family's two daughters were also here. Since Huang Qiong was forced to move into Xiyuan, Lin Hanyan and Princess Shu, who had been deprived of their clan status, could no longer live in Xiyuan and were relocated to another place.
However, I don't know whether the old man did it intentionally or not. The place where Lin Hanyan was placed was just outside Xiyuan. It can even be said that it is within easy reach of Xiyuan. The original Shangyang Palace was abandoned during the reign of Emperor Dezong of the former Tang Dynasty. When Emperor Taizong of this dynasty moved the capital to Luoyang and rebuilt the palace, he expanded the relatively well-preserved Shangyang Palace east of Luohe into the palace city.
Although it was expanded into the palace, it was only the eastern half of Shangyang Palace in the former Tang Dynasty. However, after repairs and additions by successive emperors of this dynasty, although this part is far less luxurious than the former Tang Dynasty, it still appears small and elegant. Among the formal halls in the Xiyuan, there are only the original Shangyang Palace in the pre-Tang Dynasty, the Fenfang Hall, which was renamed Guanfeng Hall, and the Xianju Hall and Ganlu Hall, which were rebuilt in the later period. They are two halls with little regulation.
The rest of the palaces have been renamed pavilions. Compared with the gorgeous and magnificent palace in the east, this place looks smaller and more elegant. This is actually a place where emperors of the Qi Dynasty used to relax. When Emperor Xuanzong was in bad health, he lived here for most of his reign to recuperate. Although this Xiyuan is now separated from the palace, it is still within the palace after all.
In fact, there is only a wall between it and the current palace. This wall was built temporarily after the old man decided to move Huang Qiong's family to the palace. It's scrawled that this wall is made of blue bricks. It's been more than half a year now, and there's not even ashes on it. What's even more exaggerated is that when Huang Qiong returned to Xiyuan today, he found that the wall was still crooked.
Regardless of whether this wall exists or not, after Huang Qiong moved in, Xiyuan has become the de facto East Palace. Lin Hanyan and Princess Shu have both been deprived of their clan status, and they are uncle and sister-in-law with Huang Qiong. Even though the old man knew clearly that Huang Qiong and Lin Hanyan had an affair, and the two of them adopted a child together, and the old man liked the child very much, Lin Hanyan still could not stay in the palace.
In this Xiyuan, except for the concubines around Huang Qiong, including other princes and female family members, no one can live. What's more, Lin Hanyan was not only once a princess, but now she was deprived of her clan status. If Lin Hanyan didn't have the status of Princess Jing, it wouldn't matter if she was with Huang Qiong. But the problem is that Lin Hanyan is still the royal concubine of Prince Jing, and she is Huang Qiong's direct sister-in-law.
If you live in Xiyuan again, not only will your status be extremely inconsistent, but it will also be difficult not to give others the feeling that there is some kind of relationship between uncle and sister-in-law. Although Huang Qiong, the emperor's old man, was curious about Huang Qiong's choice of women, and he especially liked older women. It's really amazing, and it's reached the point where I don't even bother to take care of it.
As long as this guy doesn't go too far and doesn't do things like Emperor Gaozong, the old man will turn a blind eye now. But the old man still couldn't accept Huang Qiong and Lin Hanyan being together openly. So he kept his ears to the ground and arranged another house for Lin Hanyan. In order to prevent Huang Qiong from going too far, Princess Shu was even arranged to be together.
It's a pity that the original plan was that Huang Qiong might be more restrained by the presence of Princess Shu. She didn't know at all that although she was reluctant at first, Princess Shu has now become Huang Qiong's. It turned out that Princess Shu had long been tired of being tormented by Huang Qiong. I originally thought that this guy had moved to Xiyuan, and since I had no identity to enter Xiyuan to live there, I could finally escape from that man's clutches. I can live my own little life with peace of mind, and I can find an opportunity to fly away and get rid of this suffocating identity.
Unexpectedly, he was arranged to live with Lin Hanyan again. Although he never wanted to see this guy again, he was still forced to be brought into the palace. That courtyard is just across the Luo River from Shangyang Palace. The eunuchs Duan Jin sent to pick him up were all tall and powerful. Her martial arts skills had always been sealed, and she was almost forced to do so.
Seeing the scene in front of her, especially the frustrated Princess Shu, who even had a look of rejection on her face after she came in. Huang Qiong knew that He Yao was definitely not responsible for this. He Yao couldn't do this kind of thing. I guess this idea must have come up with Duan Jin, a witch. In addition to treating herself, Duan Jin, the snake swordswoman, is always cold to outsiders.
He just looked at him with a shy look on his face. Although he never said it out loud, his expressions showed that Lin Hanyan and Liu's two daughters missed him, as well as the repulsive Princess Shu. The two daughters Duan Jin and He Yao, and Huang Qiong, who didn't have enough fun last night, couldn't restrain themselves. He directly knocked down Duan Jin and He Yao, two women who were even more charming after giving birth.
Although they were still shy, Lin Hanyan and Liu's two daughters still undressed and went to bed by themselves. After Duan Jin's five daughters were tortured until they were as soft as mud. Huang Qiong focused all his energy on Princess Shu, who was almost forced to be dragged up by Huang Qiong, who looked reluctant. In the end, it can be said that all the anger I suffered from the old man was taken out on Princess Shu, who was at the back.
It wasn't until almost midnight that Huang Qiong relaxed in another place of Princess Shu. At this time, Princess Shu was so tortured that she could no longer stand up. It was the two daughters of the Liu family who endured their exhaustion and took them back to rest. It was impossible to leave the palace like this. No matter how reluctant Princess Shu is, she can only rest in Xiyuan today. Fortunately, excuses are relatively easy to find.
Looking at Princess Shu being helped away, the three girls who were deliberately left behind by Huang Qiong looked at each other but all shook their heads in unison. They all saw Huang Qiong's performance today. But the three of them didn't know that Huang Qiong, who had just returned to Beijing, was so popular today. Although she was still gentle towards herself, she took out all her anger on Princess Shu.
