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

Chapter 373 The Emperor Is a Double-standard Dog

In Jia Guiren's heart, no matter how young and handsome the emperor's face is, it can't compare to the gentle smile of the prince.

It was for this smile that she chose to accept the fate she did not want to accept, and came to Dazhou to marry the emperor.

Similarly, it was also because of Shizi's smile that gave her a steady stream of motivation, making her fight desperately for favor and fight desperately in this frightening harem.

Where there are many women, there are many right and wrong, as is the case in the emperor's harem, and so is the backyard of the son of Goryeo.

As the king of Goryeo got older and his health became worse and worse, and the day when the eldest son succeeded to the throne was approaching, the fight among the female relatives in his backyard became more and more fierce.

Because they all understand that once the king dies and the eldest son succeeds the king, their identities will also become concubines. At that time, the fight will not be limited to a backyard, but the entire harem.

There is only one word difference between the backyard and the harem. There are more than ten times more women competing for favor in the latter than the former, so the competition is naturally fierce.

In order to get to the throne as soon as possible before the eldest son succeeds, the women in the backyard seized the time to fight.

Although the concubine's room in Goryeo cannot be upright, the concubine's room with grace can often run against the regular wife, dominate the backyard, and domineering.

In order to keep her position as the main wife, the son-in-law had to do everything in her power to deal with it.

As a result, the fights and fights made the backyard smoky and did not stop for a moment.

The prince had to deal with the competition of his brothers in the previous dynasty, and he had to deal with the jealousy of his wives and concubines when he returned home. He really took the trouble. Seeing them fighting so fiercely, he naturally blamed the prince for his ineffective restraint and even the concubine's room.

The concubine had to deal with the concubine's calculations and her husband's censure. She was attacked both internally and externally, and she was physically and mentally exhausted. In addition, she had been conspired to have a miscarriage before.

In the history of Goryeo, there are many prince concubines who could not bear the pressure and committed suicide, or died in the wrestling between wives and concubines. This incident could have been covered up by the death of serious illness.

However, the son's concubine brothers all stared at his position as the son. The death of the son-in-law gave them a chance to make use of it, spreading rumors everywhere, saying that the son doted on his concubine and killed his wife, forcing the son-in-law to commit suicide.

The rumor spread more and more widely, and the city was full of disturbances, which alarmed the foreign minister stationed in Korea, who then told the emperor about it through a memorial.

Goryeo was a vassal state of the Great Zhou Dynasty, and the succession of the king of Goryeo had to be canonized by the emperor of the suzerain country in advance, and the same was true for his heirs.

As soon as the emperor heard that his son forced his wife to death, he immediately became angry: "One day, a couple is a hundred days of kindness, and a hundred days, a couple is like the depths of the sea. Suicide is simply unworthy of being a human being!"

Immediately, the emperor issued an imperial decree, asking the king of Koryo to tie up the eldest son and send someone to escort him to Beijing. He wanted to personally deliver this inhumane bastard.

After Linglong heard about it, she sneered in private: "It's ridiculous to point at others and force your wife to death, and not look at what you've done!"

In the original novel, Yu Linglong, as the emperor's main wife, was treated harshly and coldly by her husband in the end, and died miserably.

The state officials are only allowed to set fires, and the people are not allowed to light lamps. They clearly dote on their concubines and destroy their wives. They have done more than anyone else, and they have the face to accuse others of treating their wives harshly.

A creature like the emperor is really no joke.

In essence, he is a double-standard dog. He is right in everything he does, and it is wrong for others to imitate him!

(End of this chapter)