Huafanchunzhengming

Chapter 851 The First Step of Change

Hu's father and daughter did not delay for too long, and they both came out to thank them.

After Chen Liuhou left, Zhong Weiwei invited Hu Zizhi to drink tea.

Hu Zizhi's eyes were red and swollen, and she was in a bad mood, but she was very quiet.

With a cup of tea down his throat, Zhong Weiwei said: "I've been thinking about the past, but unfortunately I can't go back. You entered the palace, but you want to die in the palace. You definitely don't want it. I understand that."

Hu Zizhi stared at the teacup without saying a word, her lips were stubbornly pursed, obviously not wanting to say more.

Zhong Weiwei no longer insisted, stood up and said, "Go back, so that you can do it yourself."

Hu Zizhi seemed to have something to say, but held back abruptly, and left stiffly.

Xiaotang came to clean up the tea set and said, "I don't know what is good."

Zhong Weiwei shook his head: "That's not exactly the case. I always feel that in this palace, there are very few people who live in it who can stay normal all the time."

Being in the bureau, I can't help but talk about these people.

There are only two ways to make the harem safe and sound. One is to let Chonghua enjoy the real rain and dew evenly, so as to calm down the grievances;

She couldn't do the first one; so she could only find a way to do the second one.

After the swearing-in meeting, the Black Armored Army who were chasing after He Suoyi and Huang Zi came back, but the snowstorm was too heavy that day, so no trace was found.

During the pursuit, several abandoned horses were found. According to the survey, the other party should have been prepared to replace them on the road.

And someone from the other party responded, and he completely lost track near Changlian. He suspected that he boarded a boat and went down the Dayan River, so he went to track down the boat for those few days.

There was a boat that looked very suspicious. During the strict investigation, someone jumped out of the boat and waited for a long time but did not float up. It was freezing cold, and it was estimated that there was only one way to die.

Chonghua didn't believe it, how could such a cunning person die so easily, but it was strictly forbidden to pass on these details to Zhong Weiwei.

However, after this series of hunting and killing operations, the capital is obviously much more peaceful, and everyone works together to deal with King Wu's rebels and Dongling. After the snow stops, the sky is blue and white clouds, and the temperature is gradually rising.

Chonghua planned to go with Zhong Weiyi to worship Qiuze and his wife.

Because it was only a temporary burial and the country was at war, Zhong Weiwei felt that it was not good to make a big show, so he persuaded Chonghua, just the husband and wife, and Qiu Mao, went to the suburbs together.

She was pregnant, so it was difficult for her to travel bumpy, so she stayed in Tietou Temple that night.

Waking up early in the morning, Tietou Temple was shrouded in clouds and mist. She stood in front of the door to watch the scenery, and smelled a faint fragrance from the corner of the courtyard, but it was wintersweet blossoms.

He couldn't help but think of He Yiyi, who was the one who secretly fed medicine to Qiu Miao when he was murdered to the point of insanity.

So she went to pick a few wintersweets and offered them to the Buddha with her own hands. She didn't have many wishes, but she just hoped that the people she cared about would be safe and healthy, that He Maoyi and Chonghua would stop fighting each other, and that the fetus in her womb would be safe. Born, grown up.

After the worship, Chonghua came in, knelt down with her, worshiped three times devoutly, offered three sticks of incense, and muttered words.

After returning to the city after eating vegetarian food, Zhong Weiwei leaned in Chonghua's arms and asked him in a low voice, "What do you want, Your Majesty?"

Chonghua smiled: "I hope the world will be peaceful, my wife and children will be well, I hope you and I will grow old together, and my relatives will be safe and healthy."

Zhong Weiwei chuckled: "So greedy."

Chonghua brushed her cheek with his fingertips, and said with downcast eyes: "Are you really greedy? What are you asking for?"

Zhong Weiwei said: "It's similar to you."

Chonghua laughed: "It seems that you and I are a natural pair, we are both greedy people."

He asked people to drive the car to the Lanjiang Tea Garden: "Have you come here after giving this place to you? Taking advantage of the good weather these few days and not worrying about trivial matters, why not spend a few days here and take a look at the tea affairs. Relax."

He originally intended to feel that Zhong Weiwei was depressed recently and wanted to let her relax, but Zhong Weiwei took it seriously, and just after being settled down, he ordered someone to call Chen Shaoming, Jian Wu, Su Qiong and others.

She led these people back and forth in the tea garden, inspecting the soil, fertilization, and budding of the tea trees, and murmured with Chen Shaoming and others about whether the next year's tea would be harvested well, and how to sell it at a good price.

Feeling dissatisfied, he asked someone to send someone from Qin Tianjian to ask about the weather in the coming year and whether the extremely cold weather this winter would affect the harvest in the coming year.

After finishing these, go to see the houses in the tea garden with Su Qiong, and discuss how to accommodate the retired palace servants.

After living in the Lanjiang tea garden for three days, Zhong Weiwei was even busier than Chonghua, but his energy and mood improved day by day.

Chonghua saw the long-lost light and anger in her eyes, so he didn't control her, but ordered the imperial doctor to ask for a safe pulse every morning and evening, and asked Xiaotang and others to take good care of her.

After returning to the capital, the rosters of the first batch of palace personnel who were to be dismissed from each palace were also released. Palace, do everything possible to find someone to intercede.

They didn't dare to look for Zhong Weiwei, so they desperately looked for the servants in Jiaotai Palace. Xiaotang and the others were so annoyed that they dared not go out.

Seeing that they couldn't find a relationship, the palace people cried all night. Someone reported the incident to Chonghua, to the effect that the queen's intentions were good, but she was too radical.

Chonghua didn't know what to do, but asked someone to call Su Qiong to inquire carefully, and asked Su Qiong to watch carefully to see what Zhong Weiwei was going to do, and if he needed help, he would report quietly.

If it goes well, then follow her instructions and do it freely; if it can't be suppressed, report it, and he will make up for what should be remedied.

Su Qiong got the order, and with confidence in her heart, she used all her breastfeeding strength to help Zhong Weiwei do this well.

Zhong Weiwei gathered this group of palace people, invited them to dinner, listened to them tell their sufferings, stated the country's difficulties, and made arrangements for their future.

She sat with these people from morning to night, probably because she found that things could not turn around, and there was no crying in the palace that night.

The sixteenth day of the twelfth lunar month, a good day calculated by Qintian Supervisor, the sky was cloudless and blue as clear as washing. After the first batch of dismissed palace servants received their rewards, they kowtowed at the gate of Chengtian to thank God. Those who should go home went home , the married person who should be married.

As for those old and frail and homeless, they were driven to the Lanjiang tea garden to learn how to grow and make tea, and then planted mulberry trees in the newly opened mulberry garden nearby, preparing to learn how to raise silkworms.

It is matched with a series of complete policies. There are rewards for doing a good job. You can get money to buy a house or land. You can see a doctor if you are sick. Lazy people, idlers and troublemakers and criminals.

　later

　　
　
(End of this chapter)