Abandoned concubine turned over: Lord, don't be arrogant

Chapter 365 Asking for Grace for One Person
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Chaohui Hall—

Zhaohui Palace is resplendent with gold and jade, singing and dancing.How lively!
Chu Qingchen has no rank or rank, and is a woman, so her seat was placed in the last place in the palace.

What I saw was the dancer's buttocks and the backs of a group of men's heads, and I could occasionally hear the emperor's hearty and wanton laughter.

However, it is not difficult to see that the emperor is really happy, and everyone is really trying to flatter him.

What God blesses Dachang, what the emperor is benevolent, the blessing of all people, and so on.

After hearing a few words, Chu Qingchen felt bored, so he started drinking alone.

In fact, no one pays attention to her!

But when it comes to this wine, Chu Qingchen is very interested. Today's wedding banquet can be served with Hantan Xiang, one of the four imperial wines.

This cold pool incense is brewed from high mountain cold pool water, so it tastes cooler than ordinary wine. In the hot summer night, taking a sip will make you feel refreshed from the bottom of your heart.

Hearing that this wine has a strong aftertaste, Chu Qingchen drank it for the first time, and he didn't know if it was true or not.I just feel that it is extremely mellow and delicious.Can't help but be a little greedy.

The scene was hot for a while, only Qin Zhiyuan was a little worried about the woman, occasionally glanced at her, she was drinking non-stop, and looked extremely enjoying herself.It seems to have forgotten that this is the palace.And the host of the banquet is the current Holy Majesty!
Qin Zhiyuan inadvertently looked at Jun Zimo who was sitting quietly opposite, and the two looked at each other.The smile on Jun Zimo's face was even more joyful.Seeing that another plate of royal dishes was served.Jun Zimo hurriedly said respectfully to the first man: "Thank you my emperor for rewarding the delicious food!"

"kindness?"

The emperor withdrew his smile for a third, flicked his wide sleeves, pointed at Junzi Mo and said, "Didn't I say that there are no outsiders today, and nephew Zimo doesn't need to be so polite!"

When Jun Zimo heard this, he dared to hold up his cup, and smiled at the emperor, "That Zimo respects the emperor's uncle!"

"it is good!"

The emperor answered loudly, and finally raised the cup and made a gesture of invitation with the gentleman Mo Bankong, and the uncle and nephew raised their heads and drank together.

"Hahaha."

After drinking a cup, the emperor became happier, and said to Jun Zimo: "Before and after this time, Zimo's nephew has suffered a lot. I am very relieved. Let Zimo talk about it. Whatever you want, Uncle Huang will give it to you today!"

Jun Zimo hurriedly stood up and kowtowed thanks. After the two exchanged a few words of greeting, Jun Zimo took a thick fold from his bosom and placed it on top of his head with both hands: "Zimo doesn't need anything. Since the emperor must give it to you, then Zimo wants to share it with you." Uncle Huang begs for grace for one person!"

After hearing his words, the emperor lazily put down his wine glass, and then glanced at the eunuch Liu Quan beside him.

Knowing this, Liu Quan walked up to Jun Zimo with bowed waist and small steps, took the folder in his hand, bowed and returned to the emperor's side, knelt down, and placed his hands high at the emperor's hand.

"I want to see, for which adult Zimo is asking for this grace."

The emperor's tone was relaxed, but his tone was extremely cold. After he finished speaking, he just took the booklet from the eunuch's hand and opened it to read.

Qin Zhiyuan put down his cup, then looked at the man in the first place, and saw that the emperor gradually lost his smile, replaced by a shocked expression.

It was not a memorandum, but a petition signed by more than a thousand people.

The people don't petition for others, but only for the woman who belongs to the common people, who sits in the sun every day from the twilight of the morning to the beginning of the Chinese lanterns.

(End of this chapter)