Dressed as a tyrant and kissing the little queen

Chapter 89 Identity is not what he wants to give
why?
Can she say that because she is not from this world, she will try to go back after all?
It's just this reason, which naturally cannot be said to Chanjuan.

He saw that Chanjuan was looking at her expectantly, waiting for her answer.

Qin Luoyu pursed his lips: "Because the emperor is about to be named empress, my identity makes it impossible for me to enter the palace. Even if he doesn't kill me, the empress might not be able to accommodate me."

She remembered that not long after the national mourning period in the book, Ling Junxing appointed Prime Minister Pei Yuandao's daughter Pei Zhenzhen as the queen of the palace.

Pei Zhenzhen has liked Ling Junxing since she was a child, and the empress dowager is also very satisfied with her.

Back when Ling Junxing was still His Highness King Zhao, if Pei Zhenzhen hadn't been young, she might have been chosen as a concubine.

Speaking of which, this sister definitely has true love for Ling Junxing.

Ever since the two concubines of Ling Junxing had accidents, all the noble ladies of the night city have been in awe of Ling Junxing.

Only this Pei Zhenzhen wanted to marry Ling Junxing wholeheartedly, and defended Ling Junxing on various occasions, saying that the deaths of the two concubines were accidental and had nothing to do with Ling Junxing.

Although Pei Zhenzhen can be named a queen, it has something to do with her status as the prime minister's daughter.

But such an infatuated woman must have been moved by Ling Junxing.

The relationship between the emperor and empress in the book can be regarded as harmonious, not to mention loving each other, but at least they respect each other like guests, which shows that Ling Junxing still cares about Pei Zhenzhen.

Chanjuan's expression was a little complicated: "The emperor doesn't even plan to give the princess an identity?"

Anyway, the princess is also the emperor's concubine.

On that day, the emperor stayed overnight in Prince Zhao's mansion. Not only was the princess safe and sound, but she was also able to enter and leave Prince Zhao's mansion freely. She thought that the emperor had... some affection for the princess.

"His eldest brother and his father died because of Daqin. Have you forgotten that I am Daqin's princess?"

Qin Luoyu didn't take it seriously, "Besides, it's not something he can give if he wants to. So many ministers are staring at him."

If Ling Junxing gave her a status, even the lowest title of concubine, she could predict what would happen.

It is estimated that the Lingjun line will be overwhelmed by the saliva of the ministers of the Ling Kingdom, and the government will be in chaos if it is not guaranteed.

This is a brazen joke, just kidding.

*
"Look at these playbooks."

In the imperial study room of the Qianyuan Palace, Lord Ling threw a memorial to Wei Wuji, with a sneering smile on his lips, "They really think about everything for me."

Wei Wuji opened the memorial, glanced at it quickly, his expression changed slightly.

This is a joint letter written by Yan Yan, the official censor, and supported by hundreds of officials.

The book sternly analyzes the disadvantages of Lingjun's overnight stay in Zhaowang's mansion from various aspects. Xiaozhi uses emotion to reason, and hopes that the emperor will put the overall situation of the Ling country as the most important thing. People use handles to make people laugh at the world.

The book even calls for the execution of the three princesses of Great Qin in public, firstly to deter the Great Qin State, and secondly to appease the hearts of the soldiers and the common people.

In this letter, almost all the courtiers left their names on the petition, Grand Master Zong Leshan, Prime Minister Pei Yuandao, and even his father Wei Zhong's name were suddenly included!
Wei Zhong was an important minister of the third generation of Lingguo, who was in charge of military power and was named Marquis of Wu'an.

His father has always had a neutral attitude in the court, never getting too close to anyone, he retired from injury a few years ago and stopped leading soldiers, but because he is a veteran of the three dynasties, he still has great influence in the court force.

Wei Wuji never expected that Yan Yan, the doctor of the imperial censor, would be able to invite his father to come out.

As soon as his father signed it, the generals in the court who were single-handedly promoted by his father would naturally follow suit.

The names of the civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty are written on this petition. Is it to persuade His Majesty, or to threaten His Majesty?

His father can be regarded as the elder of the three dynasties, why is he so unclear about this matter?
(End of this chapter)