The imperial concubine is favored by the Six Palaces again

Chapter 409
The little prince didn't sleep very soundly, the crescent moon poked the little prince twice and woke up.

After waking up, the little prince was stunned for a while, and then cried.

The frightened Crescent Moon hurriedly ran back to Concubine Liu Gui.

Concubine Liu Gui hugged Crescent Moon amusedly: "Why did you make my brother cry?"

Crescent Moon didn't speak but hugged Concubine Liu Gui tightly.

"It's okay, it's not the princess' fault, Yao'er likes to cry, every time she wakes up she cries for a while." Yuan Xiaoyi hugged the little prince and coaxed him, and the little prince stopped crying soon.

Concubine Liu Gui nodded and didn't say anything, but fortunately her Crescent Moon was good, and she didn't cry much when she was a child.

A few people got together and passed the time like this.

It's just that Yuan Xiaoyi looked at the joyful scene at the other end, and always felt that she was a little out of touch.

But Yuan Xiaoyi didn't care too much, she didn't enter the palace to be with these people's sisters and sisters, the real strong don't need partners.

Yuan Xiaoyi rubbed the little prince's face and chuckled lightly.

On April [-]th, Concubine Liu Gui woke up early, the weather was fine today, and the crescent moon's first birthday ceremony was held in the open space of the imperial garden.

Today the Empress Dowager led Yueya to attend. Although Jiang Yuming was pregnant, she also went.

Crescent Moon is wearing new clothes today, and because her hair is not very long, she tied two small braids.

Seeing that it was almost an auspicious time, Concubine Liu Gui stepped forward to remove Crescent Moon's hair, took the ivory carved comb from the side, and combed Crescent Moon's hair humming a song of blessing.

After combing her hair, the little eunuch removed the vanity mirror and put on the sacrificial things. Concubine Liu Gui took the crescent moon and began to worship the ancestors.

Because Jiang Yuming was pregnant, she didn't bow down with the big guys.

Wen Xian and Meng Chengye sat on top of each other and watched, but naturally they didn't get up. Today, the birth mother is going to bring the child to worship and pray to the ancestors.

Pray to the ancestors to bless the children, and at the same time, tell the ancestors that there are enough successors to pass on the incense.

After paying homage to the ancestors, a nanny brought a bowl of longevity noodles to Yueya, who was still young, so she only needed to take a symbolic bite.

Then it's time to catch the week.

Put a big bed in the imperial garden, put some things on it, such as books, pens and inks, seals, abacus and so on.

Yueya sat alone in the middle, looking at the things and people around her a little bit at a loss.

Seeing Concubine Liu Gui standing and looking at her from a distance, Yue Ya wanted to cry.

Concubine Liu Gui had no choice but to approach the big bed and guide Yueya to get her things.

As for what to take, that's up to fate.

At first, Yueya sat in the middle tearfully and didn't move, but after a while, Yueya seemed to see something she liked more, hesitated for a while, and then crawled towards it.

Concubine Liu Gui, who was left aside by Crescent Moon, looked at Crescent Moon with her hands in her hands.

I'll see what you can get, you little bastard.

Finally, Crescent Moon took a small flute among a pile of pastries, calligraphy and paintings.

Concubine Liu Gui didn't have any unexpected expressions, just like it if she likes it, just learn her own way.

But why not choose to eat, how good it is to have enough food and clothing?

Can I learn from your mother?
Seeing Concubine Liu Gui's angry expression, the Empress Dowager wanted to laugh a little. Concubine Liu Gui didn't catch anything when she was a child, and went straight to the rice in Mr. Liu's bowl in a daze.

This is also the reason why Mr. Liu didn't like his sister a little bit when he was a child.

Thinking of this queen mother makes me want to laugh, the two siblings fought a lot when they were young.

(End of this chapter)