The general has a cute wife

Chapter 817
After listening to Xiao Jiancong's words, Yun Weiyang became a little dazed, she sat absent-mindedly for a while and then went back, she still entered the palace and went to Zhengyang Palace, but she didn't want Yunyang to wait for her in Weiyang Palace.

"Brother Huang, why are you here?"

Yunyang held the Buddhist scriptures she often read these days: "I'm annoyed, I came to sit for a while, I wanted to talk to you, but I didn't expect you to be away, why are you reading Buddhist scriptures?"

Yun Weiyang went over and sat down: "Didn't you say that reading Buddhist scriptures can clear your mind? After listening to what Brother Huang said that day, I felt that I should clear my mind, so I just read it casually."

Yunyang smiled and said, "It's better that you live a chic life, and you can clear your heart by reading Buddhist scriptures. I'm afraid that if the Buddha speaks in front of me, I may not be able to clear my heart."

Yun Weiyang remembered what Xiao Jiancong said just now, and said carefully: "Brother Huang, if the Wang family really can't survive, will you still help them?"

Yunyang looked up at her: "Why do you ask such a question?"

"The Wang family are relatives, and they have nothing to do. They all rely on the merits of their ancestors. Although they have achieved nothing, they still have prestige in the court. If the emperor sees their decline, he will be embarrassed, right?"

Yunyang laughed: "You're much more sober than those people, but there's more, keep talking."

Yun Weiyang stopped right, and shook his head: "No, I just asked, but Shushu was seriously injured this time, and I didn't like the Wang family more and more, and I always wanted to let the emperor deal with them, but the emperor has been dealing with them for so long. There is no movement, I guess the emperor is still hesitating."

Yunyang reached out and rubbed her head: "The decline of the Wang family will not do me any good."

Yun Weiyang nodded: "The most important thing is for the emperor to take good care of himself first, the royal family and the Ningguohou's mansion are not as important as the emperor's brother."

Yunyang looked at her with a smile: "You really think so?"

"That's natural, why should I lie to the emperor?"

Yunyang stood up: "After hearing what you said, I feel much more relaxed. Finally, you still understand me. Take a rest and I'll review the papers."

Never coming out of the Central Palace, Fu Ling, the eldest maid next to the empress, knelt on the ground as soon as she saw Yunyang: "Your Majesty, Your Majesty is ill, please go and have a look."

Yunyang cast his eyes on her: "If you're sick, go to the imperial physician, and I don't know how to treat illnesses."

He said he was about to leave, but Fu Ling knelt and walked over to stop him, the servant beside him scolded: "Bold, you dare to stop the emperor's drive."

Fu Ling seemed to be willing to go all out, and said directly: "Your Majesty, no matter what you say, Your Majesty is still your wife, and she is still pregnant with your child, so you can go and have a look."

The servant carefully watched Yunyang's expression, wondering if he should pull Fuling down and beat him to death with a stick.

It took a long time for Yunyang to move: "Go and have a look."

Fu Ling was overjoyed, kowtowed and thanked, immediately got up and followed.

Because of the Wang family's affairs, Wang Wan was implicated and grounded, her face was haggard, her thin body was incompatible with her protruding belly, Yun Yang saw this appearance when she came in, but her eyes were as calm as ever.

Wang Wan struggled to get down and knelt on the ground, and the maids and servants in the palace also fell to their knees. Yunyang looked at them coldly, waiting for them to say what they expected.

"Your Majesty, even though Shun'er hurt the princess, she was also killed by the princess. Now that the royal family is in turmoil, I ask the emperor to save them. After all, they are also the ancestral home of the child in the womb of the concubine."

(End of this chapter)