Then he ordered the female officer next to him: "Tell this to Quan, and take care of her a little more, and don't let anyone trample her to death."
The eldest prince frowned when he heard this: "When that bitch was in the limelight, the Shang Palace Bureau dared to give her the same thing as the mother. Now that she is in trouble, you are so kind to her!"
The queen shook her head slightly: "The county magistrate is not as good as the current one. The one who the Shang Gong Bureau looks up to is not the Quan family, but your father. The one who ordered the Sixth Palace to bow down that day was not the Quan family, but your father."
The eldest prince especially had a look of anger on his face.
When the queen saw this, she couldn't help but sigh: "My son, your life is going too smoothly. If you can't think about this, you will suffer big losses sooner or later."
She sent the others away and called her son to come closer: "Your father is a enterprising monarch. He favored the Quan family out of sincerity. Today, he abandoned her to the end out of sincerity. Now he has made a decision. , I will definitely never look back."
"He has made up his mind that neither the Quan family nor the child in her belly will pose a threat to our mother and son. On the contrary, it will be helpful."
"It is the queen's kindness to treat a concubine who has fallen out of favor and once treated her with the same courtesy as the middle palace. It is your responsibility as the eldest brother to be friendly to a younger brother or sister who is not loved by his father. With two people who will not set off Isn’t it great that the people of Fenglang come to fulfill us?”
"What we need to pay is just a trivial thing."
The eldest prince was thoughtful.
…
The female officer of Li Zhengdian conveyed the Queen's words to the Quan family, and then told her that the Queen persuaded the emperor to promote the Quan family. The latter was really grateful.
"My concubine's kindness will never be forgotten!"
With the Queen's protection, Quan's life is obviously easier. Although he still has to be criticized, at least he will no longer be criticized for his food and clothing.
In ten months of pregnancy, the melon was ripe and the pedicle fell, and Quan gave birth to a son successfully.
He is the sixth son of the emperor.
The three ministers in charge reported the matter, and the emperor just nodded and gave the prince the name "Ming", and nothing else.
On the other hand, the Queen personally took care of all the cleaning matters for the Sixth Prince, giving Quan, mother and son dignity.
Quan originally thought that if she gave birth to a prince, the emperor would pay him a visit, but she didn't expect that the emperor's heart was as cold as ice and he would not be moved at all.
She was completely disheartened.
The sixth prince was not valued by the emperor because his mother was from the Quan family and because he was half of the blood of the Western Regions.
On the other hand, the queen and the eldest prince would occasionally look after their mother and son, so although the Quan family and the sixth prince had a difficult time in the inner palace, they could still maintain their relationship.
When Princess Changhua, the daughter of the empress, celebrated her tenth birthday, the emperor, even though he was busy with government affairs, took time to sit in the Li Zheng Hall, not to mention the rest of the family, whether it was his concubine, his wife, or the guests. cloud.
When the banquet was about to end, Princess Changhua caught a glimpse of Quan's mother and son sitting in the corner with low eyebrows.
She was dressed plainly, but her eyebrows were cold and charming, and she was naturally beautiful. Even with her low eyebrows, she still had a deep-seated aura.
Princess Changhua stepped forward, took a look at Quan Shi, and then at the expressionless but still beautiful half-brother sitting next to her. She recalled the Quan Shi Yan who was mentioned by people around her. Seeing the scene of squeezing the concubines, I couldn't help but say: "You are really beautiful. No wonder my father loved you so much back then!"
Quan has heard too many cynicisms over the years, and this sentence can no longer make waves in her heart.
She lowered her eyebrows and said submissively: "The princess is so complimentary, I am ashamed..."
Princess Changhua felt that her reaction was very boring, so she went to look at her half-brother again. Seeing that there was no expression on his beautiful little face, she suddenly felt unhappy: "Hey!"
She said sarcastically: "You've grown so old, I'm afraid you haven't even had a proper birthday!"
The sixth prince said without even moving his eyelids: "Sister said so."
Princess Changhua was stung by his plain expression. She threw the dishes in front of him and said angrily: "Didn't anyone teach you etiquette? When you talk to your elders, you must stand up and reply!" "
He glared at Quan again: "How did you teach him such an unruly thing!"
Quan's mouth sounded dull.
The commotion here alarmed the queen, who was troubled by the fact that her daughter was just as arrogant as her brother - the concubine was also half a mother.
But I couldn't bear to scold my daughter on her birthday.
He is ten years old this year and is about to get married. How long can he stay with her?
The queen sighed secretly and called out to her: "Changhua, don't mess around."
He then comforted Quan and said, "Don't take it to heart about the children."
Quan shook her head repeatedly: "My queen is extremely kind to me, mother and son. Besides, the princess didn't say anything wrong. It's Ming'er's fault..."
In the Queen's memory, she can still recall the high-spirited and dazzling appearance of the Quan family when they were favored.
The emperor dotes on her not only because of her stunning beauty, but also because she comes from the Western Regions, is not familiar with the rules of the Central Plains, and has a kind of innocence and wildness that has not been restrained by Chinese ethics.
Now that I see her being so humble and submissive, like a tamed dog, I can't help but feel a little emotional in my heart. Then I think about how easy it is to change a person's nature, and I can't help but have some doubts - is she really submissive, or is she secretly... Pregnant?
The queen's heart sank a little, leaving Quan's mother and son to talk, and finally asked her casually: "Have you ever resented me in these years?"
Quan was startled and hurriedly knelt down: "Mother, I am..."
The queen called her up and asked with a smile: "You probably know that although I helped you, I also gained a reputation as a virtuous person..."
Quan said sincerely: "I only know that the empress has really helped me, mother and son. As for the other things, it doesn't matter."
The queen's heart suddenly relaxed.
He talked to Quan kindly, and then ordered Haosheng to send her out.
When I went to sleep at night, I smiled and talked about this matter with my wet nurse, saying with regret: "Everyone wants to win over rice and fight against rice. It's rare that she, a humble foreign girl, can even think about it." Understand this truth..."
Chapter 188
When the emperor was young, he showed talents that were very different from the other brothers, which made him stand out among the princes, and he was appointed as the crown prince by the late emperor early on.
And he obviously did not waste his qualifications. After entering the court, he quickly showed the qualities that a wise king should have.
He would not indulge in enjoyment, let alone material desires. The emperor of this dynasty could have forty-nine imperial dishes for each meal. He felt that it was too extravagant, so he changed it to nine dishes when he ascended the throne. I have been in politics for decades and persist in doing so.
The only stain is probably that he was obsessed with Quan's beauty when he was young, so he neglected government affairs.
However, just a few months later, whether it was due to the advice of Tangshe people or his own strong self-control, in short, the emperor quickly escaped from the beautiful yarn-dyed net. Got out of it.
And he was too cold in the eyes of ordinary people, but with the political qualities that a qualified monarch should have, he completely solved this weakness.
The history books of the future will undoubtedly praise the emperor for his return from his lost ways.
If Tangsheren does not make any mistakes in the future, or even if he makes any mistakes in the future, his courageous deeds of speaking out will be left on that page of his biography. A bold stroke of color.
History books will certainly not record the fate of the Quan family after that.
She is just a symbol equivalent to disaster.
As for whether she entered the palace voluntarily in the first place, whether she understood the rules of the game in the palace, and what kind of life she lived after being abandoned by the emperor, who would care.
If nothing else goes wrong, after the people of Tangshe came to remonstrate with them that day, "The emperor was so ashamed that he let him go. Concubine Quan wept, but the emperor never changed his will." This was probably the last trace of the Quan family left in the history books. .
If nothing else happens.
…
Ying Zheng is now in this accident.
With him, at least the Quan family's records in the history books have one more line.
Concubine Quan, the mother of the emperor's six sons.
But so far, that’s all there is to it.
At this time, the story on the white silk has not happened yet.
The emperor is still alive and well in the world, Princess Changhua is not the eldest princess of Changhua, he, the sixth prince, has not yet grown up and wants to have an orthopedic surgery with his sister, the prime minister who was left in the forbidden palace by the eldest princess Changhua...
I'm afraid I haven't become prime minister at this time!
Ying Zheng analyzed the known information and found that there were only a few possibilities for a young man to be promoted to prime minister.
The monarch's fate was caused by a moment of anger.
An unparalleled national warrior rarely seen in hundreds of years.
Or, it may be the result of compromise between several political forces.
No matter what the reason was, it didn't matter to him at this time.
Because this person will probably never be prime minister again.
Princess Changhua will probably not become the regent princess.
As for Yingzheng, he would not be a puppet emperor under other people's sect, nor would he need others to act as regent for him.
Just for now...
Li Shimin said "Hey": "You're early!"
Zhu Yuanzhang: "The eldest prince is still alive!"
Li Yuanda: "The emperor hasn't died yet!"
Liu Che said with ill intentions: "If the First Emperor comes and fails to ascend the throne after all the fuss, it will be great fun!"
Ying Zheng shrugged slightly, without saying anything. He stood up, picked up the books scattered on the floor, and put them away again.
Why did the original owner stay up so late at night and go crazy here?
Because just today, the marriage of seventeen-year-old Princess Changhua has finally been settled.
The emperor was not greedy for women. Over the years, there was only one more prince and two princesses added to the harem.
With such a small number of children, parents naturally felt extra pity for them. In addition, the queen did not want her daughter to get married too early, so Princess Changhua stayed until she was seventeen years old, before she was officially granted a marriage by the emperor to Duke Xu's Mansion. Crown Prince.
How to describe this princess.
She is undoubtedly arrogant, but she does have the ability to be arrogant.
Her mother is the queen of the dynasty, her brother is the confirmed heir apparent, her mother-in-law's family is full of bells and whistles, and she is loved by her father.
What's wrong with such people being so arrogant?
And she does have some of the heroic spirit, or loyalty, of the children of the world.
Because Quan's mother and son are the queen's people - at least on the surface, so when the older princes bully the original owner, they will always stand up to protect this younger brother.
Regardless of her deeds or her heart, she was indeed kind to Quan's mother and son.
