The queen is also a big boss today

Chapter 26 I suspect you are preparing to throw the blame

The hunting conference is coming soon, not only the hunting grounds are being intensively prepared, but also the palace is also preparing.

The banquets to be prepared for the guests from the two countries, the residences, etc., etc., are enough for the palace maids, eunuchs and guards to go around busy.

Royal Palace Garden.

There are pavilions, towers and pavilions, the fragrance of tea is curling up, and the chessboard is crisscrossed with nineteen black and white pieces.

"Old man, I lost again." Looking at the staggered black and white flags on the chessboard, Di Beiyao frowned.

He has been playing chess with his old man since he was seven years old, and he has never won a single game until now.

Emperor Ruijing was pleased, and raised his hand, Dequan, who was waiting at the side, swept the dust away, and offered the teacup with insight.

Emperor Ruijing took a sip of tea, then smiled and said: "Do you know where you lost?"

Di Beiyao sighed, frustrated and unwilling, and replied feebly: "Eager for quick success."

"Well, very good. You are still young, it is inevitable, remember, you must have a foresight in dealing with things, and don't lose the big because of small things."

Di Beiyao nodded, indicating that he knew it. Every time the old man played a game of chess with him, he had to explain a reason to him.

He can learn a lesson from how to behave in the world and the art of the emperor, and he himself has benefited a lot, but...

"Old man, you have played chess with me more times than before, I seriously doubt it,
Are you secretly preparing to throw away the heavy burden of Northern Qin Dynasty to me? "

Emperor Ruijing's hands froze when he turned over the lid of the teacup, a look of embarrassment flashed across his face, and then disappeared quickly.

"Why, do you have an opinion? If you have an opinion, let me hold it back. This is your responsibility!"

Di Beiyao: "..."!
What you said is so reasonable, I can't even refute it.

Emperor Ruijing put down the teacup, and seemed to inadvertently mention: "Your brother will arrive in the capital tomorrow."

Di Beiyao's eyes lit up: "Brother Huang is back?"

There was an unconcealable surprise in the tone, oops, someone is playing with me again!

Di Yunjin, the eldest prince of the Northern Qin Dynasty, was born to Emperor Ruijing and Murong Rou.

Due to Emperor Beiyao's imperial order, Di Yunjin was crowned king by Emperor Ruijing, and the fiefdom was the rich Jiangnan, a water town in the south of the Yangtze River, with beauties and fine wines, which is also called his unruly temperament.

The Northern Qin royal family had few heirs. Before Emperor Ruijing married Dugu in the late Qing Dynasty, there were many beauties in the harem, but in three years there was only the prince Di Yunjin.

After marrying Dugu in the late Qing Dynasty, Emperor Ruijing seldom went to the harem, and later even dismissed the harem directly on the pretext of Emperor Beiyao's order.

The concubines who have not been appointed will be dismissed directly, as for those who are already husband and wife with Emperor Ruijing, they can stay if they want to.

Those who don't want to stay are given a considerable amount of money by each person and send it back home.

The folk customs of the Northern Qin Dynasty were open, and women were not restricted from remarriage.

Therefore, most of the people left with their money. After all, no one wanted to be a widow in the harem, and there were only a dozen or so people left in the huge harem.

Concubine Rou didn't have to say that Di Yunjin's biological mother had no reason to leave the harem, and she herself didn't want to.

As for the others... each has their own reasons, some are because they are infatuated with Emperor Ruijing,

She would rather keep her innocence and stay a widow in the palace all her life, just to be able to see Emperor Ruijing from a distance.

Some are princesses who have lost their country and have nowhere to go, and they don't want to go out of the palace.
Some are abandoned children thrown out by their families, unwilling to go home or leave the palace,
In short, each has their own reasons, anyway, it is clear, they are still willing to stay in the harem, and it is not bad for them.

(End of this chapter)