The medical concubine never thinks of going out of the wall

Chapter 1544 The Crown Princess

On the day I moved into the East Palace, the Lantern Festival was just past.

The first day of the opening of the dynasty was also the canonization ceremony of the prince.

After the canonization ceremony, Prince Qin's mansion moved.

Most of the people outside the palace cannot be brought in. The Prince Qin's Mansion outside is still reserved, and Butler Liu is taking care of it.

Both Xiuqiu and Aunt Lin also stayed outside the mansion, because they were not clean and innocent, so they could not be brought into the palace.

To be honest, apart from the great honor brought by the whole special title, Tang Nineteen would rather live outside the palace, at least be free.

On the first day of staying in the East Palace, Yeting Palace sent a large number of maids for Tang Nineteen to choose and dispatch.

Tang Nineteen was never strict about being served, so he picked four of them to stay, and let the father-in-law of the respect room decide to arrange them in various parts of the East Palace for cleaning and serving.

The four maids, named Ziling, Baoer, Huanxi, and Qianqian, are about the same age, all in their twenties. They were all flattered to be selected this time. On the first day, they scrambled to give it to Tang Nineteen served tea and water, which made Tang Nineteen quite awkward, but she knew that this palace was different from the Prince Qin's Mansion, and she couldn't let herself be like in the Prince Qin's Mansion, and get along with the maids on her own accord. separated.

Living in the East Palace, besides the restricted freedom and the difficulty of using the people around you, the most uncomfortable thing is the residence.

There are seven large and small palaces in the East Palace.

Among them, the place where the prince governs is called the Zhuque Hall, and the prince's sleeping palace, on the left side of the Zhuque Hall, is called the Yunlan Hall. These two parts are both in the front hall.

Going through a manipulative verandah, the first goal is a half-sized garden. The garden is a row of houses, which are smaller than Yunlan Palace. Each house is a single building with a small courtyard, which is the prince's small harem.

Tang Nineteen lived in the Yiyun Hall in the center of this row of houses, next to the Yiyun Hall on the left and right, which were the residences of the future princes and queens.

Now, it is deserted here, only Tang Shijiu lives here, but the emperor's order can't stand it, so the surrounding area becomes lively.

The draft in spring and April is coming soon.

When King Yi was the crown prince last year, he also caught up with this draft. Under the emperor's decision, he took in three concubines.

This year, it's Qu Tiange's turn.

It is said that the emperor's order cannot be violated, but Tang Shijiu couldn't accept it at all in his heart, no more women by his side.

This matter, from the moment she moved into the East Palace and passed by those empty palaces every day, it reminded Tang Nineteen all the time how she should deal with certain things.

At the end of the first month, the list of beautiful women from all over the country was sent to Beijing one after another.

Once Tang Nineteen accidentally entered the Suzaku Palace, and on Qu Tiange's table, he saw a stack of papers neatly stacked, and he peeled them off more than once, feeling uncomfortable.

It was a thick pile of portraits of beauties.

At night, Tang Nineteen's heart ached and he couldn't fall asleep after waiting for Qu Tiange.

Qu Tiange came back exhausted, and saw that Tang Nineteen was still up. Even though he was very tired, she waited for him, and his fatigue was swept away in an instant.

"Why don't you sleep, aren't you sleepy?"

"Not sleepy, upset, can't sleep."

Qu Tiange washed his hands and stepped forward, hugging Tang Nineteen tenderly: "What are you upset about?"

"I saw."

"See what?"

"The pile of portraits on your desk."

Qu Tiange laughed lightly, but he didn't take it seriously: "This king thought it was something that made you unhappy, and I didn't even look at those things."

(End of this chapter)