Your Majesty, the Emperor is playing your cards again!

Zhao Huaizhong said proudly: "Dad has been in the army for half his life, and he has suffered a lot. How can it be hard to live in a military camp? Well, Dad still has to lead the troops back to the camp, you should go back quickly, there is no need to see Dad off."

Having reached the gate of the palace, Zhao Huaizhong waved his hand and strode away.

Xiao Niannian is now Empress Defei, and she cannot go out without the emperor's permission.

Although the emperor doesn't care about these details, they have to abide by the rules.

Concubine De stood at the door and watched her father leave.

Zhao Huaizhong took a few steps and finally couldn't help but turned back.

Seeing her standing in the gate and not taking a single step out, the fifty-year-old general's eyes suddenly turned red.

His little girl was so free and unrestrained when she was in the north. Her figure could be seen everywhere in the mountains and plains.

After only being in the palace for a year, she has learned to abide by the rules and not to overstep the line.

He was very pleased, but at the same time, he was also very distressed.

If possible, he would like her to always be Zhao Chennian riding a horse in the northern wilderness, rather than Empress Defei trapped behind high walls.

He raised his head, facing the sun, and forced back the heat in his eyes. He waved to her, climbed on his horse, and rode away.

Defei stood there until her father's figure disappeared, then she slowly walked back.

The father and daughter hadn't seen each other for more than a year. They finally met each other, but they had to part after just a few words.

She felt very sad.

However, when I thought about the fact that my father would take over the northern suburbs military camp and would have to stay in the capital for a while, and there would be plenty of opportunities for us to meet, the disappointment in my heart dissipated a lot.

The virtuous concubine, the good concubine, the prudent concubine and other concubines were all waiting for news in the yard.

Seeing Defei coming back, Shufei was the first to run over, grabbing her hand, and asked with a trembling heart: "How is Sister Xia? Is she saved?" They had just heard about the Empress Dowager and Duke Lin joining forces to force the emperor to abdicate, and they were scared to death. Then they heard that Sister Xia was taken away by the Empress Dowager, and they were almost scared to death.

The Queen Mother has tried to force her to abdicate, but now that she has failed, will she want to kill Sister Xia?
When they thought of this, they almost burst into tears.

Especially Concubine Shu, her tears had been flowing for most of the day, and her eyes were swollen like walnuts.

When Concubine De saw her like this, she said with a smile: "Sister Xia, it's okay. Quickly wipe your tears and snot."

After hearing these words, Concubine Shu, who felt as if her heart had been cut out, was stunned for a moment before she reacted.

Murmured: "Is Sister Xia okay?"

De Fei nodded: "Yes, it's okay."

The dazed Concubine Shu finally reacted and burst into laughter in an instant.

He hugged Defei tightly, and his voice suddenly became deafening, "Ahhh, Sister Xia is fine, Sister Xia is fine! I said that Sister Xia is a lucky person, and she will turn misfortune into fortune! Wuuwuwu..."

She was so excited that her tears and snot were all wiped on Concubine De's body.

It was rare that Concubine De did not despise her and let her wipe it.

The virtuous concubine breathed a sigh of relief. Fortunately, nothing happened, otherwise, she couldn’t imagine the emperor’s anger.

The tears that Concubine Liang had been holding back suddenly fell down. The huge rock that had been weighing on her heart was finally cleared away, and she felt relieved.

With the blessing of the Bodhisattva, she would complete the 100 volumes of Buddhist scriptures she promised to copy and offer them before the Bodhisattva.

Concubine Liu was covered in cold sweat, and suddenly felt like she had survived a catastrophe. (End of this chapter)