Emperor concubine and phoenix

Chapter 114 There is no need to go back
After speaking, he stood up, "Since there is nothing to do here, there is no need to waste time here. Let's go and see that poor little prince."

After only staying in the Furong Courtyard for a while, Nan Si and Su Yi returned to the Prime Minister's Mansion.

The sky had not yet darkened, but Nan Si thought that Cang Minghua hadn't returned all night last night, and he suffered another half-day misfortune this morning. He didn't know if he could take it anymore, so he asked Lu Zhu to go out and ask him.

Soon Luzhu came back and reported: "Xiao Shizi said he is willing to stay."

This answer was expected by Nan Si.

Although he has become the eldest son now, the power of Prince Duan's mansion is still in the hands of his father, King Duan. As long as King Duan is alive, Cang Minghua will be the second son of Prince Duan's mansion for a day—even if King Duan has obeyed the emperor's will Cang Minghua is no longer a concubine, but he is still the second son.

Brothers and friends are respectful, respect filial piety and respect elders.

These eight words can make him walk on eggshells in life.

Just like this morning.

A sentence of not returning home at night and disrespecting the elders can punish him to kneel in the ancestral hall for half a day. In the future, there will still be other various excuses to make things difficult for him, and he will not be able to resist at all.

"Clean up the Xiangnan Courtyard and let him live in it." Nan Si ordered lightly, "Let him eat and sleep well tonight, and we'll talk about other things tomorrow morning."

Green Bamboo answered yes, and led away again.

"Cang Minghua doesn't have any real power yet, he just has a title of heir, which is of no use to him." Nan Si leaned on the pear wood chaise longue, closed her eyes, and said lazily, "So He needs to strengthen his own strength first, and only with strength can he smoothly take power into his own hands."

Su Yi said: "Master thinks he is good?"

"There is nothing wrong with people who are not willing to be silent and forbearing all their lives."

"Master intends to train him?"

Nan Si stretched out her hand, stared at her slender and white fingers, thought of something, and her eyes became a little blurred: "...Since the emperor asked him to follow me temporarily, I will be idle anyway, so just treat it as It is to cultivate a pillar of the court for him."

When Su Yi heard the words, she couldn't help but hesitate to speak.

Nan Si sat quietly for a while, then said lightly, "At the beginning of next month, bring the fourth daughter of the Qin family to the prime minister's residence."

what?
Su Yi was stunned: "Master, you don't plan to go back to live?"

"There's no need to go back." Nan Si said, "After moving here, the secret passage should be sealed, so don't leave any traces."

Back then, Cang Hanyu sent her to Qin's house for no particular purpose, but to find a safe place under the emperor's feet to protect her, so that he could free up his hands to do his own business.

As for what method he used at that time, Nan Si didn't care much before, but now she has some curiosity.

What kind of careful arrangements can make Uncle Qin willingly recognize Qin Si as a concubine, and can indulge her all these years, so that the concubine of the Qin family can live as he pleases in the backyard of the mansion?
Based on what she knew about him, the answer was actually not difficult to guess, but it still needed to be confirmed.

Nan Si was thinking about the affairs of the Qin family in the mansion, but His Majesty the Emperor in the palace stood alone in front of the window for nearly half a day after dealing with all the affairs of state.

Recalling some past events that had long been dusty in his mind, his heart was both warm and painful, and the slightest traces were bitten by insects and ants, making him unable to help closing his eyes and sighing softly.

It wasn't until the Golden Crow sank in the west, and the sky gradually became dark, that he said coldly, "Fu Wei."

(End of this chapter)