Kuaichuan is poisonous: why don't you go to heaven as a female partner

Chapter 785

Dongchong finally knew why the emperor asked her to stay in the palace to serve.

It turned out that it was to let her know that the queen was cruel and merciless!
The Queen finally came back to her senses, and cried out in a low voice:
"This is impossible!"

On her usual calm face, a trace of excitement finally appeared:

"Xiacao, how is it possible for Xiacao, how is it possible..."

"How is it impossible! Wasn't it you who did it? You were afraid that she would reveal your secret, so you just cut off her tongue!"

Situ Xin approached the queen step by step:

"You want to kill her, I can understand it, but you are... so vicious! It's hard for me to imagine that such a person can be the mother of a country!"

"Mother of a Nation?"

The queen sneered:

"Could it be that the emperor thinks that Concubine Rui, who looks simple and honest but is actually cunning, can be regarded as the mother of a country?"

"You finally admitted it!? You want to attack Concubine Rui, but you want to use my mother's mother. You are treasonous!"

Situ Xin pointed at the queen's nose and scolded angrily.

What the queen did, every step on the line that he couldn't bear, made him very angry.

"Forget it, if you don't rebel, you have already rebelled, so why do you need to talk too much?"

The queen closed her eyes tiredly:
"That's right, it was my concubine who asked Xia Cao to take away the gown of the first empress dowager, and someone damaged the gown of Concubine Rui, in order to trick her into changing it, so as to annoy the emperor. Unexpectedly, she was careful and found this Not only was he not fooled, but he even told the emperor. The concubine has nothing to argue about, except for one thing, Xia Cao's torture was definitely not the hand of the concubine."

"you!"

She suddenly confessed all the crimes so frankly, Situ Xin was angry and annoyed, but there was nothing he could do.

The matter of framing Concubine Rui has not been successfully implemented at all, and such a trivial matter as killing Xia Cao is not enough to become a reason for abolishing the Empress.

In the end, Situ Xin left in a huff:

"Since the queen is seriously ill, she should take good care of her illness! From today on, there is no need to go out again."

"Courts and concubines seldom go out."

The queen lay on the bed, and said a word to Situ Xin's back.

Situ Xin froze, but he didn't look back.

When he walked out of Tai'an Palace, he thought about what the Queen had just said, but the more he thought about it, the stranger it became.

Now that the queen has confessed to the crime of framing Concubine Rui, why does she deny that she killed Xia Cao?
It must be known that in the palace, stealing the Empress Dowager's gown and attempting to preside over it is a crime of disrespect, much more serious than killing a court lady.

No matter how miserable the maid's death was, the empress did not have the right to punish the maid.

Could it be that Xia Cao is really not the queen...

Situ Xin shook his head, why was he bewitched by the queen's few words, who else could it be if it wasn't the queen?

"Your Majesty, go now..."

"Go to Qingyi Palace."

The balance of Situ's confidence was somewhat biased towards Rufei.

After all, compared to Concubine Su, Concubine Ru is more sensible and gentle, if she is asked to assist with the affairs of the Six Palaces, it is not impossible...

Concubine Ru was overjoyed when she heard that the emperor was coming.

She finally waited until this moment, as long as this matter is successful, Concubine Rui may fall out of favor, and even the position of Concubine may not be kept!
"See Your Majesty."

"Get up."

Situ Xin supported Concubine Ru who Yingying bowed down, and looked at her ruddy complexion:

"Concubine Ru looks pretty good recently."

"It's because the emperor is taking care of me all the time that my concubine has such a good look."

Concubine Ru gently pressed Situ Xin's shoulder:

"But the emperor seems to be in a bad mood today?"

(End of this chapter)