After wearing the book, Ben Gong lay down all the way to win

Chapter 367 Good Noble Man ([-])
When the imperial concubine brought this thing out, she didn't really want to give it to Concubine Shu, but just wanted to pretend.

Even though the Seventh Prince was also her own grandson, he was not born to Concubine Hui, so it was natural to choose the one with the closest blood as a gift.

Now that Linglong said so, she didn't give it away, she didn't give it away, she froze there immediately.

Of course Linglong knew that this golden lock had a special meaning, wishing that the Empress Dowager would be heartbroken, she hurriedly told Shubi's maid: "The Empress Dowager Empress has such a kind heart, why can't she just reject it casually, why don't you hurry up and put it away?"

The concubine's maid was also clever, and quickly ran to the imperial concubine, and took off the golden lock that Nanny Fang was holding in her hand.

The imperial concubine was half dead with anger, but in front of so many people, and the emperor was here, she didn't even have room for repentance.

Seeing the empress dowager so heartbroken, Linglong felt secretly relieved, but still kept a dignified smile on her face.

Although the birth of the Seventh Prince disappointed the emperor, the son was still his own after all, and there were still a lot of etiquette and rewards that should be given.

On the third day after the seventh prince was born, the emperor named the child Yonglin, and the harem celebrated for three days.

In order to suppress the limelight of her son-in-law Yongyu, the imperial concubine even made a big clean-up for Yonglin and doubled the rewards.

One month later, Concubine Jia's Eighth Prince was born, but he was not as glamorous as the Seventh Prince. The Emperor was annoyed at Concubine Jia because of the matter of turning back and reuniting, and his attitude towards the Eighth Prince was indifferent.

The eighth prince washed the third, and the emperor just rewarded him according to the rules of the harem.

Seeing that her son was not favored, Concubine Jia was inevitably angry: "When the seventh prince was born, the rewards from the emperor and empress doubled, and the empress dowager received ten times more rewards. Why does the eighth prince of my palace have to follow the rules? Not many rewards at all?"

Li Xin timidly said: "Your Majesty, don't be angry, there is nothing you can do about it. Concubine Shu is favored, and she belongs to the Empress Dowager, so the rewards are naturally many, and you..."

Concubine Jia scowled: "What's wrong with me? Are you saying that I'm not favored?"

Li Xin said: "I dare not, but the emperor has not come to your palace for several months, and now the servants outside say that you have fallen out of favor, so the Eighth Prince has been implicated."

Concubine Jia was so angry that her face turned purple: "Bastard, when did I fall out of favor? Who knows how to live and die, dare to curse Bengong like this, I must tear her stinky mouth out."

Saying that, Concubine Jia felt a little flustered.

I remember that when she was pregnant before, the emperor would come over from time to time to ask about her health, but I don't know when the emperor stopped coming to Qixiang Palace. She still doesn't understand what the problem is.

However, what made Concubine Jia vomit blood even more was the naming of the eighth prince.

Regarding the naming of the Eighth Prince, Linglong deliberately used a colorless and fragrance-free love potion produced in the space in order to disgust Concubine Jia.

The emperor wanted her to talk about the matter of naming, but under the influence of the love potion, he was stunned for a moment, but was misled by Linglong and named the eighth prince Yong Xia.

As soon as this name came out, Concubine Jia was so angry that she almost smashed all the porcelain furnishings in Qixiang Palace.

At this time, Linglong was holding the scissors with great interest, facing a bunch of red plums stuck in a sweet white glaze amphora on the tea table, carefully trimming the excess branches and leaves.

While trimming, she said: "The flaw is from the side of the oblique jade. In ancient Chinese, it is a flawed and incomplete jade. The emperor named the eighth prince such a name. No wonder Concubine Jia is so angry."

(End of this chapter)