Empress Industrial Project

Chapter 166 Don't Marry ([-])

Of course, Eunuch Mo would not say that Po Ding Jingping was thinking, nor would he mention his prince.

Eunuch Mo could see very clearly that his lord did not care about Ding Jingping at all, and it was also because of Ding Jingyu's relationship that he was treated as a relative of an ordinary concubine in the palace.

Besides, Ding Jingping is a fair and frail scholar, with Xiao Yan and Han Qing in front of him, it is impossible for the prince to take a liking to such a man.

So Eunuch Mo is very relieved that Ding Jingping is doing things in the palace, it's just that he is a bit out of sorts, besides, he has already made up his mind that if Ding Jingping dares to get close to the prince, he will definitely not spare him.

Eunuch Mo nodded respectfully to Qiao Yurong: "Yes, my lord, this servant knows."

Qiao Yurong smiled.

Ding Jingping kowtowed to Zhu Qiao Yurong again, and Eunuch Mo led Ding Jingping out.

There is one more person who can do things in this palace, and Qiao Yurong inexplicably feels that the burden on his shoulders is much lighter.

As for Feng Ding Jingping being an official, Qiao Yurong has this authority.

Past life history.

In general, dynasties in Chinese history divided royal family members (only men) into two categories: those with real power and those without real power.

In the Han Dynasty, which enshrined the royal family as a vassal state and screened the central government, the royal family enjoyed a lot of power. In their own vassal state, all local officials were appointed by the vassal king themselves, and the central government generally only recognized them.

This is what Qiao Yurong knew in his previous life history. All in all, under this system, the royal family with real power is the absolute leader, in charge of the military and civil affairs in the domain, and the local officials he appoints are their subordinates, and they also have fame and fortune.

If not, that's why the original owner, Qiao Yurong, made the North Territory a mess. He has the right to make decisions on both military and civil affairs.

It was from the Ming Dynasty that the royal palace really did not enjoy real power.

Zhu Yuanzhang ordered that although the children of the royal family can go to the battle, they only enjoy nominal honor and are not allowed to hold any real positions. In short, they use the treasury to support the royal family and no longer have the power to appoint local officials.

(This is history and I won’t delve into it.)
Qiao Yurong is also thankful that she came to this era, she is a vassal king, has the top power in military and civil affairs, and the regent is not allowed to interfere. Otherwise, what she wants to do will be as difficult as skyrocketing.

For example, about digging iron, if it weren't for her being the feudal lord, countless memorials would have piled up in front of the regent.

Qiao Yu Rongjue gave Ding Jingping a fifth-rank official, worthy of his ability.

When I think of Ding Jingping, I think of Ding Jingyu, and I don't know where Lan Chu is doing now.

thought here.

Qiao Yurong thought for a while, and planned to meet the three concubines who refused to marry. What was the reason for not wanting to marry.

This included Ding Jingyu.

If Ding Jingping does things for her, and this Ding Jingyu stays in the mansion, she will not be able to give Ding Jingyu happiness in the future. Isn't this intentionally harming Ding Jingyu?
Besides, when Ding Jingping watched her sister suffer, she had psychological dissent and complained to her. It was not a simple relationship between superiors and subordinates, but involved the so-called parents, so Ding Jingyu's matter had to be resolved.

It's best to get married.

After solving these messy things in the palace, without the chirping voices of Yingyingyanyan, she can make electricity and solve people's livelihood problems for the people with peace of mind.

　Three shifts!
　　
　
(End of this chapter)