Sir, I just want to be a salted fish

Chapter 202 Entering the DPRK
When she saw Jiang Shunian outside the palace gate, Tang Bingxuan felt that the children should be safe. Now that they were fed and drunk, she naturally had to ask in person.

Jiang Shunian stroked Tang Bingxuan's temples and said, "Everything is fine. The nanny is taking the children to play together."

"My wife, you have worked hard these days. Go to bed and have a good sleep."

These days were not only scary, but also very torturous even without food or water. Tang Bingxuan went to bed to rest obediently.

An hour later, the Sanfang courtyard became lively.

"Dad, the wet nurse said that mother is back."

Kangkang and An An ran into the yard on their short legs and shouted, followed by their wet nurses and maids.

Jiang Shunian walked out of the inner study, put his index finger on his lips and "shushed" the children, warning them in a low voice: "Mom is tired and sleeping."

The three-year-old and almost four-year-old twins are still a little confused about what adults say, but they also know that they need to give their tired mother a good rest.

Kangkang, An An, and Jiang Shunian put their hands on their lips, and the three of them looked at each other and nodded obediently.

Jiang Shunian was very busy these days as Mr. Tang Sanye arranged things. He hadn't gotten along well with the children for a long time, so he bent over and hugged the children and walked out.

"Let's go, daddy will take you to the garden to play for a while."
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No matter who was involved in the palace coup, King Qiu's father-in-law, the Minister of Civil Affairs, gained the first credit for his righteous killing of relatives.

When the King of Jin entered the palace to negotiate, he not only rejected the olive branch of the King of Jin, but also informed the leader of the Forbidden Army, the confidant of Emperor Ling, about the matter.

The reason why Emperor Ling was able to capture Jin Wang's family in such a short period of time was all because of some information provided by Lord Qiu.

Mr. Qiu refused King Jin's inducement, but King Jin didn't pay much attention except scolding his father-in-law behind his back for being ungrateful. It was impossible for him to care about the life and death of his daughter and grandson.

But Qiu Shangshu just didn't take the ordinary path, and he did it simply and directly.

Princess Jin took her mother, Princess Mu, to live in Prince Jin's Mansion for a short period of time. She was under house arrest in disguise, but she didn't have to go to the palace to recite sutras and suffer punishment.

The officials in the court who knew how to assess the situation naturally praised Qiu Shangshu for his righteousness, while the stupid and baseless people secretly scolded the Qiu family for selling their daughters for glory.

No matter what the various families in Kyoto thought of the Qiu family, Qiu Shangshu was regarded by Emperor Ling as a loyal and patriotic minister.

King Jin was imprisoned in Tianlao, and Princess Jin, his concubines, and children were placed under house arrest in the palace to await their fate.

Ten days later, Emperor Ling finally had the energy to deal with the Jin family.

Concubine Cai was demoted to a concubine, and the King of Jin and his wives and concubines were sent to Huangling to guard the tomb. The grandchildren of the King of Jin were called into the palace to raise them.

Within a month, the palace coup caused by the accident ended hastily, and the Jin Palace also disappeared from everyone's sight.

Half a month later, the Queen Mother, who was seriously ill in bed, went to visit the Crane Fairy on a quiet night.

Because she actually passed away in a coma, the Queen Mother did not suffer any pain during her death.

Originally, the Queen Mother's illness could be cured as long as she took a good rest, but someone deliberately added a few medicinal herbs, and her body quickly declined.

The Queen Mother did not want to tell others about this matter, but she never thought that it would be such a coincidence that Princess Jin's maid would overhear it.

After the King of Jin was imprisoned, Emperor Ling ordered the strict palace officials to reveal the truth to the seriously ill Queen Mother. Little did he know that the Queen Mother had already known about King Jin's audacity on the day of the palace coup.

He also asked people to sneak Cai Bin into the dormitory and asked the reason. Only then did he realize that it was because he was dying that he made the dangerous move. When the Queen Mother heard this, she didn't know whether to sigh or feel regretful. She was simply too exhausted to care about others.

The Queen Mother passed away, and the whole country mourned.

All the high-ranking female relatives in Kyoto would go to the palace to cry for the Queen Mother. Jiang Shu's idle work was of no use, and Tang Bingxuan was happy to take care of the children at home.

The Marquis of Yongning, the Crown Prince's wife Xiao and Mei, etc., all had to go to the palace every day to mourn because of their husband's official position.

In the past few days, Tang Bingxuan has been helping her sister-in-law Xiao take care of things in the house, and preparing food and hot water for bathing after they return to the house.

In the second month after the Queen Mother's funeral, Emperor Ling suddenly revealed to several veterans of the cabinet and several of his favorites that he planned to abdicate as the crown prince.

Although this matter has not yet been settled, it has caused shocking changes inside and outside the court.

Since the prince got the news, he had begged Emperor Ling several times to take back his life, but Emperor Ling sent him back every time.

So, fifteen years after Emperor Ling ascended the throne, the Ling Kingdom ushered in a new generation of emperors!
The prince is about to ascend the throne as emperor, and the Ministry of Rites and the Ministry of Internal Affairs are getting busy.

Not only are they preparing for the enthronement ceremony and the dragon robe decoration, but they also need to prepare for the enthronement ceremony a month later.

That's right, Crown Princess Pingyu will become the Queen of Ling Kingdom in her early years.

At this time, the prince was living in the palace to facilitate the handling of government affairs. The prince, concubines and other concubines and the emperor's grandchildren were still waiting in the East Palace to be enthroned and change palaces.

Tang Bingxuan knew that Pingyu must be very busy at this time, so she sent someone to send gifts and stopped joining in the fun.

Since Emperor Ling announced his abdication, Jiang Shunian has been idle at home, not even going to Zuixianju where he often went.

So the two couples stayed at home and played with their children.

A few days later, Princess Pingyu in the East Palace ordered someone to deliver a message to Tang Bingxuan, saying that Chen Liangyuan died of illness.

Before entering the palace, Chen Xiaoyue was a little different from before. Tang Bingxuan only thought that it was because of the situation that she was not calm enough;
Unexpectedly, Chen Liangyuan performed too many sexy tricks in the East Palace, causing Tang Bingxuan to exclaim that she was not alone, or was the former Chen Xiaoyue wearing a mask?

The Crown Princess brought a letter to Tang Bingxuan, which explained the cause of Chen Xiaoyue's death, and took advantage of the troubled waters of the Jin Palace to kill several of the grandsons of the East Palace.

Chen Xiaoyue is not a fool. She planned well and found Qin Zhilan as a scapegoat. Unexpectedly, she was tricked to death by a fool who didn't like her.

Chen Xiaoyue encouraged Qin Liangyuan to take advantage of the chaos to remove the two legitimate sons of the Crown Princess and make plans for Qin Liangyuan's son, the Third Emperor's grandson.

In this matter, Chen Xiaoyue only used her words to come up with ideas. All actions were taken by the Qin family. After the incident was completed, she could completely deny it, but Qin Liangyuan messed it up.

The eldest emperor's grandson was young and smart, and was instinctively alert to others. Qin Liangyuan did not take this little child seriously, but she did not know that a thousand-mile embankment was destroyed by an ant nest.

Because of the provocation of the Prince's faction against the Prince's faction, there was chaos in Kyoto, and the emperor's grandchildren were closely protected and could not get close easily. Qin Liangyuan couldn't think of a way, so she asked her son to hook up with his brothers to play.

The eldest emperor's grandson was suspicious when he saw his third brother, who rarely came to visit him. He cautiously asked people to keep an eye on the movements of the people around his third brother.

Therefore, it was discovered in time that the food in the kitchen was drugged, and the third prince was forcibly taken away by the nanny without leaving any food.

Since the next day, she didn't hear the news that her grandson had been poisoned and died. Qin Liangyuan was still in the palace, but she was filled with fear and anxiety.