It's hard to love a concubine

Chapter 227

Seeing the emperor's harsh words, the empress burst into tears and said, "Your Majesty, I know that Your Majesty is angry, but if I don't speak up, who would dare to say such a thing? This is not meddling in politics, it's for the sake of Qi." In the future, for His Majesty's prestige, even if the concubines die, they will not say flattering words in order to please His Majesty."

The emperor sneered again and again, and he didn't know what to say anymore.

Seeing the emperor's face was sombre and silent, the queen walked over on her knees even though she was terrified, held the emperor's boots and said, "Your Majesty, Da Qi has always ruled the world with filial piety. Your majesty's disobedience to the late emperor's will will be...not tolerated." Yes, Your Majesty! Didn’t the words of death from the speaker a few days ago move His Majesty a little bit?”

Luan Xi was just covering his eyes, thinking in his heart, sometimes this queen looks very smart, but sometimes... how should I put it, the pedantic old master has no prejudices at all, he just listens to the emperor Some people have said that the people of the Zhejiang and Fujian generations lived in miserable lives because of the sea ban. Even he knew that the emperor's actions were for the benefit of the people. Why didn't the empress understand?

Could it be that in the Queen's eyes, reputation is more important than benefiting the common people?
Luan Xi more or less understood the emperor's thinking. The first emperor had always insisted on the sea ban, and for this reason, he had hanged a large number of merchants who were engaged in private goods at sea. Hundreds of people were involved in that time, including the local parents and officials. It was a sensation. At that time The first emperor spared no effort to insist on it, but now the emperor wants to abolish it, which is more or less a slap in the face of the first emperor.

But was it for the sake of the common people or for his own reputation? The emperor finally chose the former. Even Luan Xi admired it. How could the empress, who is the emperor's solid backing, not understand?
"Your Majesty, this concubine knows that this concubine should not say..."

The queen was still crying, but the emperor couldn't bear it any longer and stood up suddenly. The queen was holding the emperor's leg just now, but she fell backwards and fell to the ground. The emperor said, "If you shouldn't say it, then shut your mouth. "

"Your Majesty!" Seeing the emperor's fury, the queen felt more and more that she was doing the right thing. She is the queen of Daqi, not those women in the harem who only know how to invite favors. She wants to let the emperor know where her right way is?She can't just watch the emperor go the wrong way, abolishing the sea ban is right, she doesn't know whether the people are good or bad, but she knows one thing, that is, the sea ban was insisted on by the late emperor, and the emperor, as the heir of the late emperor, is You shouldn't disobey his wishes, otherwise I don't know how many people will say that the emperor is ungrateful and unfilial.

The more the queen thought about it, the more excited she became, and she stood up with a determined face and said, "Your Majesty, if you don't listen to my concubine, I can only..." She stopped suddenly, with a resolute look on her face .

The emperor had a bad premonition in his heart and said, "What do you want?"

"The concubine can only show his will by death." The queen's tone trembled, her eyes were tragic, but her body was a little bit of unexpected excitement. It seems that there has never been a queen who died tragically because she wanted to give advice. Bar?What will future generations say about her?Will the emperor think of her when he knows he is wrong?

The queen's nanny, Zhao Lishi, almost fainted, thinking, the empress is going to be stupid again, and she is all to blame for that Mrs. Shude, but she was asked to come here to teach the queen's etiquette, but it turned out to be a bit overcorrected. The queen likes women who are famous for thousands of years.

(End of this chapter)