Leader Lan Palace

Chapter 17 Eye Disease
Empress Fucha nodded, with a faint smile on her face as clean as white jade: "It turned out to be that five girls. Speaking of which, she was the most outstanding among all the beautiful girls in the Three Banners of the Inner Palace last year. Not to mention the beautiful eyebrows and eyes, it is even more difficult to recognize." I think it’s better to teach her to be a pen-style Ama since she was a child.”

The queen said, and glanced at Suchun again: "I think that such a first-class person should be transferred to Concubine Xian. I didn't expect that it has been less than a year since the transfer, and I have an eye disease, and I have already passed away." out."

Suchun pursed her lips: "The servant remembers that when I watched the election last year, the emperor had the same thoughts as the master, and even praised her as 'bright eyes and kind eyes'. I didn't expect that the disease was born in on the eyes."

Zhao Jinzhong bowed his body with a respectful attitude, but his eyes turned secretly a few times.

At this time, here, he knew that he must not say more.

Seeing that Zhao Jinzhong didn't respond, the queen sighed softly: "Forget it, after all, the emperor has to decide this matter. If you are familiar with it, you don't need to take what I just said, the imperial prelude is right, just look at the emperor's will."

Zhao Jinzhong knelt down and said, "I would like to follow the Queen's master's order, and this old slave will leave."
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Zhao Jinzhong left without a trace, and the queen threw the handkerchief in her hand on the kang table with a flick of her hand: "Eye disease? Who is suffering from eye disease?"

Suchun was also dissatisfied: "Who else can that person allude to? Naturally, he is dissatisfied with you, master."

The queen lowered her head and smiled slightly: "Well, she wanted to say that Bengong was blind, so she sent such a person to serve her. She doesn't like it."

Suchun also nodded: "No! She is just the daughter of a poor family in Manchuria, and she doesn't know a few Chinese characters. There is an official girl with a Chinese surname who can read and write, and she is beautiful. It's garish."

A smile floated on the queen's face.That smile looked even more vivid and vivid on her silky face which was hardly made up.

"It's a pity that besides the queen mother, only the queen has the qualification to accompany the emperor to choose a show girl. What kind of person to choose and what kind of person to assign to her is the only idea of ​​this palace."

The queen took back the veil that had been left aside, and held it carefully in her palm: "We Manchurians, there is no disparity in the division of concubines and concubines in the back house. Back then, Taizong was conferred the Five Palaces Dafujin together in Shengjing. When I was in the mansion, both the direct Fujin and her side Fujin were the heads of the palace, and there was no distinction between Han wives and concubines, and she always didn't think much of me."

"It's a pity that after the emperor ascended the throne, our identities have also changed, and the concubines are no longer the same. She thought that with her status as a manchurian Fujin, she must also be the imperial concubine, the same as the deputy queen; the worst is the imperial concubine. What the hell To think that she even loses the position of noble concubine, forcibly ranking behind Gao."

Suchun also laughed when she heard this: "What the master said is true. Thinking about the scene five years ago, the servant still feels happy!"

However, the queen stopped smiling and raised her head: "So in the end, it's fine for her to insinuate that I'm blind, but the emperor always has eyes like a mirror, and he always knows what kind of treatment he should give to what kind of person. It's her I don't understand, so I will regard the emperor's cold reception as a method of this palace or Gao's."

"She can't see through the emperor's heart. This is a big taboo for women in the palace. So it's not Ben Gong or Wu Niu who really suffered from eye problems, but herself."

(End of this chapter)