Has His Royal Highness chased his wife's crematorium today?

Chapter 174

A prince who has been known as "frail and sickly" since he was a child.

Not a good thing.

But this beautiful woman doesn't understand, so she always asks His Majesty and the imperial physician to come over.

And His Majesty is the most ruthless person, yesterday he was able to praise people very high, and he was reluctant to let others suffer even a little bit of grievance, but now he can be discarded like a pair of shoes, even a glance is disgusting.

The situation of Wanmei is not like the latter, but it is not like the former.

"It's like being a mother for the first time..."

Shou An's whole heart hangs, what is His Majesty going to do, take the Eighth Prince away?

Although many concubines in the harem are childless, none of them want to raise the Eighth Prince.

Because the eighth prince has a troublesome biological mother.

The emperor's voice paused, and he continued, "Go to the queen mother, find a few nuns there, and help take care of it."

Shouan: "..."

He couldn't hide his surprise, and lowered his head.

Shou An didn't go in person, but called two young eunuchs, and went to the Queen Mother's and Wanmeiren's at the same time.

As for him, he had to follow the emperor to Yongning Palace.

The surrounding area of ​​Yongning Palace was exceptionally quiet.

There are even few palace people walking around.

In the past, even if there were no concubines from the harem to pay their respects, there would still be wives from outside the palace who would come to speak.

At this time, there was no one in sight.

But this is not surprising, the prince is in such a situation, it is almost certain that he cannot turn over.

And His Majesty's attitude is not clear, although he reserved the crown prince's position for the crown prince, he clearly intended to train other princes.

His Majesty is like this, let alone these concubines and wives.

However, Shou An felt that His Majesty's wish might come to nothing.

In the cultivation of princes, there is no preference for one over another.

Just because the crown prince is the crown prince, the master he gets will not be better than the other princes.

The young princes all read together.

It was only later that the prince's talents were really outstanding, and he invited several great Confucianists who had already retired from the world to be his masters.

For this reason, several concubines with sons even made trouble.

Thinking about letting these great Confucian scholars teach their sons, that is, the other princes.

Concubine Zheng was the most favored at that time, and after many days of hard work, she got His Majesty's permission to send someone to invite those great scholars.

At that time, Concubine Zheng's people came in domineeringly and came out angrily.

Literati have their own character, not to mention these great Confucians who have been reclusive.

Power and wealth cannot impress them.

Other than that, there is no difference in the cultivation of the prince from other princes.

If it is unfair to say that the appearance of a few great Confucianists is unfair, that is also impossible, after all, the great Confucians were not recruited by the emperor.

Even in the first errand, it was much worse and more difficult for the prince.

It is said to be experience to the outside world, as for what it is, I am afraid only the emperor knows.

Shou An withdrew his thoughts, and went to the gate of the courtyard to speak to a few young maids.

Several people quickly saluted, and one of them sneaked in nervously while no one was looking, and looked for Mother Feng.

Nanny Feng frowned, not understanding what His Majesty is doing?
The queen was leaning against the window sill, holding a volume of books in her hand, but she seemed to be in a daze.

From where she was sitting, she could clearly see the movement at the gate of the courtyard.

Nanny Feng didn't say much, she just went up to greet her.

"Where's the queen?" The emperor turned around, landed on the window sill, and stared blankly.

Soon he calmed down his somewhat confused mind, and waved his hands to signal these palace people to go down.

Shou An breathed a sigh of relief, walked to the door almost eagerly, and closed the door thoughtfully.

Mother Feng naturally couldn't stay, she hesitated and asked, "Eunuch Shou, do you know what your Majesty is here for?"

Shouan looked at the jade pendant handed to him, smiled and returned it without a trace, "How can I, a slave, know what your majesty is thinking."

He really didn't know.

But I'm a bit guessing, thinking that it's either about Wanmeiren and the Eighth Prince, or it's the rumors in Beijing.

It's not a good thing anyway.

Nanny Feng couldn't help sighing, worried about the situation inside, thinking that nothing would happen again.

"I don't know what the queen thinks about some rumors about the prince in Beijing?" The emperor sat aside alone, not caring that there was no one to serve him, and got up to pour tea for himself.

The queen closed the book lazily, and looked at the man expressionlessly, "Since your Majesty said it was a rumor, it is a rumor. Since it is a rumor, what should I think?"

The emperor didn't sound right, but he couldn't ask directly.

How to say this?

Ask the queen directly, do you think that rumors are not rumors, but facts?
But the queen didn't say that, but there was a vague meaning in her tone.

The emperor looked reluctant, "The prince is my own son, and I naturally wish him all the best."

The queen smiled, but her voice was only full of laughter, and the expression on her face hardly changed, "Is it true? Your Majesty really hopes that everything goes well for the prince?"

The emperor couldn't laugh, his eyes were calm, and he slowly closed his eyes to suppress his anger.

"No matter what you think, it's not what I did at this time."

"The prince is my child. No matter how we have been with you these years... I have never done anything to the prince."

The emperor is calm about this.

Although he did feel at times that his son was getting more wings, he was very unhappy watching it, and he became jealous.

But he really never did anything to any of his sons.

The queen probably found it ridiculous, and probably felt that she had nothing to say to this person.

He bowed his head and said nothing.

It was the emperor who couldn't bear it first, and said, "It's not good for the crown prince to stay in Yunguo all the time. I wrote a letter to him, but he used excuses to shirk it."

"It seems that he wants to live there for a long time. The prince has always had big ideas. It doesn't matter what I say, so I think the queen will write a letter to him, and he will listen to you."

The queen raised her eyes, her tone was very light, as if she didn't take it seriously, "Stay there, stay there, there is nothing left for him to deal with right now."

The emperor's face turned pale, "Why does the crown prince of a country always stay in Yunguo?"

The Queen said "Oh", "Then His Majesty will continue to write letters and ask them to come back."

The emperor's face was even worse. If his letter could bring people back, he wouldn't be standing here today to say these words.

Seeing the emperor's bad face, the queen's mood improved a lot.

She didn't talk much about the prince anymore, so she mentioned Wanmeiren, "It's been a while since the eighth prince was born, but the name hasn't been decided yet."

As expected, the emperor's attention was diverted, but at this time, not only his face was ugly, but also there was a sense of unwillingness.

She doesn't care at all.

He mentioned Wanmeiren and the Eighth Prince very frankly.

This was no different from before, and it was only after realizing this that the emperor panicked.

He seemed to be angry, and said, "Why don't the queen name the eighth prince, after all, the eighth prince also calls the queen the queen mother."

(End of this chapter)