Emperor concubine and phoenix

Chapter 334
Walked all the way, quietly all the way.

The people around me were uncharacteristically quiet.

Nan Si turned her head to glance at him, only to realize that this man seemed to have lost his mind, and he didn't know what was going on in his mind, but his complexion was completely white, and the corners of his brows and eyes looked extraordinarily lonely.

There is a kind of lifeless sad desolation.

Nan Si's heart twitched, she calmly withdrew her gaze, and looked at the scenery outside the corridor: "What is the emperor thinking?"

Cang Hanyu suddenly came back to his senses.

His eyes fell on her side face, he shook his head slowly, with a slight smile on his lips: "I didn't think about it."

Brushing away the messy thoughts in his mind, his voice was as gentle as a spring breeze, as if the loneliness just now was all an illusion: "It's getting late, do you want to go back and rest earlier?"

Nan Si didn't speak, and walked down the long corridor towards the Phoenix Water Pavilion.

Sitting on a low couch by the window, Su Yi served tea, led the maid and retreated.

Nan Si closed her eyes and sipped her tea, "The ministers of King Qi's party stopped making trouble?"

"Yeah." Cang Hanyu nodded, "We've already gone back to our homes, and we'll discuss this matter tomorrow morning."

Nan Si nodded.

Expected.

Although those ministers used to be members of King Qi's faction, King Qi was very powerful back then, and the position of the crown prince was already in the palm of his hand. It was normal for some courtiers who were good at watching the wind to move closer to him.

Coupled with years of operation, it is not easy to get out.

Obtain fame, get promoted and get rich.

Ten years of studying hard in the cold window is to get promoted and make a fortune, and to glorify the lintel. How many people really think about the common people in the world without any selfishness?

Saints have always been rare.

It is not that there are no gentlemen and ministers who are upright and not moved by fame and fortune in the court, but there are very few. Most of the courtiers start from their own interests, which is understandable.

Therefore, relying on King Qi back then, and pleading for King Qi now, are all normal reactions - but these are all based on the premise that they don't know the truth.

They are afraid of being implicated, afraid of their own interests being harmed, afraid of the emperor's wrath and implicating the innocent, afraid of getting settled after the autumn, and afraid of many, many.

However, when King Qi had ulterior motives and the evidence of treason and rebellion was clearly in front of them, they had nothing to be afraid of, and the wisest decision was to be obedient.

It's been a rough day today.

Although the turmoil did not blow into the Prime Minister's mansion, Nan Si could fully imagine how the city of Tiandu was full of turmoil and the atmosphere of a sudden storm. I don't know how many people were frightened and everyone was in danger.

Tomorrow morning, everything has been settled, the emperor just needs to give an explanation to the ministers, and make a final disposition on the matter, so that the restless ministers who are afraid of being implicated will be reassured. After a period of time, everything will be settled Calm was restored.

Nan Si leaned against the window and drank tea, silent for a long time.

He can control the major affairs of the government without her needing to say more.

So there is nothing to say.

"Si'er." Cang Hanyu held a cup of tea in his hand, lowered his eyebrows and asked, "Can I stay tonight?"

Nan Si didn't speak.

"I don't do anything, just stay with you." Cang Hanyu raised his eyes and pursed his lips, "If you don't agree, I..."

"Serve in the bath." Nan Si got up, her voice was so soft that no emotions could be heard, "Go to bed early tonight, and leave early tomorrow."

Cang Hanyu was taken aback for a moment, and then realized the meaning of her words. He was surprised and happy at once, put down the teacup and hugged her, "Si'er!"

(End of this chapter)