The medical concubine never thinks of going out of the wall

Chapter 1676
As soon as the nanny left, the queen didn't care to dress up. She got up and stood at the window, looking at the most dazzling and prominent palace towering in the southeast corner among the buildings. It should have belonged to her bedroom, but it was given to her. .

She is not a queen, she has no name or distinction, and even the emperor never spends the night with her, but she is just like this, who compares thousands of women in the harem to dusty women.

Holding the hand on the window lattice, squeeze it slowly, the knuckles are clean, and the nails are almost pressed into the wood.

There is hatred in my heart, because I can't help her, and this hatred is mixed with pain.

She didn't know, apart from being good-looking, what else was so special about this woman that could fascinate the emperor to such an extent.

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After Murong Xi came down, he came. ,

I don’t know where I got a rare thing, a set of porcelain bowls, put them in order, and lightly tap them with a small iron rod, they can make the sound of Gongshangjiao Zhengyu, which is crisp, and can play a nice nursery rhyme .

Like presenting treasures, he brought this set of treasures to Tang Nineteen and gave them to Tangtang.

Tangtang likes music, and Murong Xi always tries his best to collect music-related things and give them to her to make her happy.

Tangtang is more than two years old, she can't speak, she doesn't like to laugh, she doesn't want to touch anything except music, she has no tendency to violence, but the children in the palace are always beaten and cried by her.

Tang Nineteen was afraid that Tangtang was the child of Xingxing, but Tangtang's intelligence was not as low as that of autistic children. Everything about her developed normally, except that she didn't like to talk or laugh.

As for beating people, Tang Nineteen actually never objected.

Those children were so weak that they bullied Tangtang who couldn't speak and didn't dare to do anything to Tangtang, but when Tangtang was playing alone, they used to laugh at Tangtang for being dumb and a bastard, and Tang Nineteen for being a court lady and a big The woman the prince doesn't want.

However, Tang Nineteen never told Murong Xi about these things, because he had seen how he dealt with those who were disrespectful to her and Tangtang. Tang Nineteen really didn't want Murong Xi to punish him like this in order to protect his mother and daughter. wife and children.

These years, living in the palace is enough to cause trouble for Murong Xi.

She is very grateful to Murong Xi for treating Tangtang as her own, but she is also more and more worried that Murong Xi will fall into too deep.

After realizing that Murong Xi's feelings for him were unusual, Tang Nineteen wanted to move out, especially above the court, the eldest prince always threatened Murong Xi with the Xueyue Kingdom to compromise again and again, in order not to let People doubted Tang Nineteen's true identity.

Tang Nineteen began to regret that he shouldn't have come to join Murong Xi back then, the power he gained had already been emptied of him, and he was even more passive in front of the eldest prince.

But when she proposed to leave Beiqi, Murong Xi proposed that if she wanted to leave, she would take him with her.

Doesn't this pure heart put pressure on her?

The reason why he left Qu Tiange back then was because Qu Tiange wanted to give up the crown prince position he had so hard to get for himself.

Unexpectedly, Murong Xi also came here.

Tang Nineteen knew that Murong Xi's title of emperor was different from Qu Tiange's.

His position was fulfilled not by his own ambition, but by his mother and concubine's ambition.

Just like back then, when he was sent to Daliang as a hostage, it was not his own wish at all, everything was arranged by his mother and concubine.

He is different from Qu Tiange, his personality is actually not suitable for this position, and he has not been happy at all these years.

But no matter what, Tang Nineteen would never allow himself to be the inducement for him to give up the throne of emperor.

(End of this chapter)