Emperor concubine and phoenix

Chapter 101

The officials were stunned for a moment, and then they breathed a sigh of relief in unison, saying, "Your majesty is wise!"

Although the emperor has not yet agreed, but willing to say "Let me think about it for two days", it is a rare release, they naturally can't push too hard.

So the matter of the draft was temporarily put aside, and everyone began to discuss other matters.

The emperor only listened in silence, and seldom spoke directly in the court.

Cang Hanyu's early dynasty was also different from the previous emperors, the so-called deep heart like the sea was more and more vividly expressed in him.

Regardless of the big or small matters, he seems to like to listen to the opinions of all the ministers, whether it is a respected old minister or a young upstart, anyone who has an opinion or idea on a certain matter can speak up boldly.

He never got angry because of people talking too much in the court. Even if he had different opinions and how outrageous his speech was, he showed enough patience.

Of course, if you think that the emperor has a good temper because of this, you are very wrong.

Speech often represents a person's inner thoughts. It can be seen that the person's popularity is high or low, and his ability and character can also be reflected in his frequent words.

As the saying goes, too much talk is bound to fail.

Even a person who is good at disguising, when the chatterbox is completely open and can speak freely, occasionally he will forget his sense of propriety and forget to cover up.

To put it bluntly, our emperor is just listening casually, observing and judging whether you are worthy of being reused, or whether you are not far from death.

After the morning court ended, Cang Hanyu ordered Rong Chuxiu to sort out the few things discussed today according to the usual practice, and casually ordered a few important officials to follow him to the imperial study to continue discussing politics.

"Nan Xiang." Cang Hanyu's eyes fell on Nan Si's face, "You go too."

Nan Si narrowed her eyes and responded, "I obey the order."

In front of civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty and on serious occasions, she would never defy him openly, and took good care of his emperor's majesty and face.

Manager Pei announced his resignation.

All the ministers bowed and respectfully sent it off, and the emperor left the hall and went to the imperial study.

Discussion is a very boring process, but because of Nan Si's presence, Cang Hanyu's boring voice has become much more pleasant.

His eyes unconsciously fell on the person sitting in front of the window, Cang Hanyu's eyes glowed with soft light, which made his picturesque face even more gentle and handsome.

The proceedings are drawing to a close.

Rong Chuxiu slowly opened a booklet, suddenly raised his eyebrows lightly, and his tone was a little more novel: "Your Majesty, the king of Xijiang wants to dedicate the princess under his knees to the emperor as his concubine, and he will bring the princess to visit in person soon." Go to the imperial capital."

The king of Xijiang?
When Nan Si, who was sitting on the brocade couch in front of the window, heard these words, her fingertips clenched imperceptibly, and her brows and eyes were stained with a bit of ice and snow-like coldness.

Cang Hanyu kept his eyes on her, so naturally he didn't ignore her reaction, his heart sank slightly, and he became more and more sure of a guess that made him uneasy.

"The king of Xijiang probably lived in peace for too long." Looking down, Cang Hanyu said indifferently, "How valuable is his daughter, and he dares to send it to me?"

Rong Chuxiu didn't speak, and the other ministers who were called felt in a trance that the air in the imperial study seemed to have a sudden downward trend.

"Send these papers back to the Ministry of Education later." Cang Hanyu picked up the teacup and said lightly, "Let's all go out."

After discussing the matter for nearly an hour, the ministers were already sweating and their shirts were heavy. At this time, listening to the emperor's words, they hurriedly bowed and left.

(End of this chapter)