Flowers are full of clothes because of you

Chapter 171 Your Majesty, all the courtiers and concubines are for you!

The queen looked at Liancheng Gu who was in a rage, she immediately knelt down on the ground with tears in her eyes, and cried, "My lord, well, let me tell the truth, my concubine didn't want to tell the truth, and deliberately made up what I said. from."

Liancheng Gu frowned into a Sichuan shape, and said, "Don't you know that this is the crime of deceiving the emperor?"

The queen wiped her tears with a handkerchief and said with a sob: "Of course the concubine knows about it, but the concubine is telling lies for the sake of face and for the king and you."

The sneer at the corner of Liancheng Gu's mouth reappeared, and he said, "Then Gu wants to see how you think about Gu."

The queen nodded quickly and said, "You all step back."

The servants next to him all retreated.

The queen said: "Your Majesty, the concubines have been in the palace for many years, but they still haven't been able to do anything for you, the concubine. The concubines are very anxious, and of course the empress dowager is even more anxious."

As she spoke, she glanced lightly at Lian Chenggu out of the corner of her eye.

Continued: "So the concubine has been eagerly looking for a good prescription. It just so happened that the concubine's father, the Prime Minister, found a good prescription, which is a pill made from several high-quality herbs, one of which is ginseng, and one pill a day If you take it for half a year, you can give birth to a son, so I dared to try it, and you also know that I have never used it, and it must be the best, so I chose the millennium ginseng."

Lian Chenggu's lips trembled, and his eyes gradually dimmed.

But he didn't speak, just stood there.

The queen continued: "However, I was afraid that the pill would be harmful to my body, so I took it first, and I will give it to you after taking it for two months. I think you will be very happy at that time."

As she spoke, her voice changed abruptly, turning into incomparable grievance and sadness, as if her heart was broken, and she said: "However, I didn't wait for that day to come, I just waited for your misunderstanding and misinterpretation. The concubine really doesn't want to live anymore."

(End of this chapter)