Raiders of the Empress: My Empress is Too Small

Chapter 1040 I can't do whatever I want

"The concubine, but the heirs of the royal family are also the foundation of the country, so you can't be careless. If the House of Internal Affairs is clean and there is no troublemaker in it, your majesty will not wrong them. If there are really troublemakers, you can find out and give justice to the imperial concubine and empress. This black sheep, let the palace be clean." Lord Han is a veteran minister in the court, he has always been upright and polite, and his words are not humble.

"What Mr. Han said is exactly the reason." Ming Guifei hurriedly united the front.

Concubine Dun could not agree with them, so she looked at Feng Qing and said, "Does Your Majesty think so too?"

"Since Imperial Concubine Ming and several adults insist on investigating, let's investigate." Feng Qingqian also pretended to be in a dilemma.

"..." Emperor Dowager Dun was anxious, "This world belongs to His Majesty, and if His Majesty doesn't want to investigate, he can stop it." The words were not happy.Feng Qingqian is innocent, "I remember that the concubine was angry before, saying that the world belongs to the common people, not my own, and I can't do whatever I want. I don't know if the concubine is old and her memory has faded or she is confused. Now He actually said the opposite."

"Your Majesty has an idea, so I have nothing to say." The Empress Dowager Dun walked away with anger in her steps.

Feng Qing smiled and said nothing, Ming Guifei raised her head and saw it.Feeling flustered inexplicably, His Majesty's smile was complicated, he understood everything and everything was under his control.

He raised his hand and said, "Since Concubine Ming is the victim, Concubine Ming will investigate this matter."

"Thank you, Your Majesty."

When she came out, Imperial Concubine Ming seemed to be in a trance all the way, Su Ye wondered, "What's wrong with Your Majesty, isn't it a good thing for Your Majesty to make decisions for Your Majesty? This slave girl almost got her nose crooked when she saw Emperor Dowager Dun."

"I'm thinking about something, and I feel that there are some strange things that cannot be explained, but when I think about it carefully, I don't know where the strange thing is." Concubine Ming was still thinking about things while walking.Su Ye supported her, "Your Majesty, don't think too much, it hurts your spirits. Now that your Majesty has had a miscarriage, it is time to take care of her body."

"Have you ever burned incense paper for that poor child?" Ming Guifei thought of the already formed male fetus, and murmured, "Originally he could be prosperous and rich, maybe he will be the future king. , but alas.” He sighed deeply twice, feeling decadent and sad.

Su Ye looked at her, supported her carefully, and said, "Perhaps it's because his mother-child relationship with the empress is shallow, and the empress still has a close relationship. Isn't there no one in this palace who is pregnant now? When the empress recovers, she will surely There will be pregnancy."

"Didn't you hear what the imperial doctor said? My premature birth hurt my body, and I have taken chronic poison for a long time, which has worn down my body. It may not be easy to conceive." Ming Guifei spoke weakly, with sadness.

Su Ye looked around carefully, and whispered a few words to Concubine Ming, "Have you ever heard, my lord, that in the past there were imperial concubines who were feigning pregnancies to compete for favor, and they found elixir to pretend to be Ximai.

Pillows of different sizes are stuffed in the stomach, and when they wait for full-term delivery, they are born from the stomachs of pregnant women who are secretly raised outside the palace or in the palace, and they are carried over to be their own children. "

Concubine Ming's expression moved, a little moved, but rationally reminded her that this matter would be easily exposed, so she didn't agree for a while.

"Wait and see"

After taking two steps, he said again, "Have you ordered someone to inquire about folk prescriptions outside the palace?"

(End of this chapter)