Future World: Love Through Time and Space

"Do you call this calmness?" The emperor suddenly smiled, "Before you don't understand the other party's exact meaning, you must be calm and focused."

Of course Xia knew what it meant to stop with silence, but she didn't want to gain anything in this huge Forbidden City. She just wanted to escape unscathed. So she had to lower her head in the emperor's gaze again, or maybe she really didn't know what to say to him!

Just when the two of them were in silence, the eunuch's high-pitched voice filled with ecstasy suddenly came in, "Long live Lord Saint An, congratulations to Lord Long Live, the Imperial Concubine is happy!"

However, the emperor standing in front of Xia did not show any special happiness, as if he had known it for a long time. He just showed a faint smile and said, "I will go see her later and let the imperial doctor take care of her." On."

The inner prisoner was obviously thrown cold water on his head and retreated confused.

The emperor strolled to the window, and the wind blew the legs of his light blue brocade robe. He sighed softly and murmured, "It seems God's will is like this." After saying that, he turned around and looked at it seriously. Qian Ya looked at it for a while before continuing, "I once thought that if I could have a son with the imperial concubine, I would make her the queen."

"That's great. Congratulations to the Emperor for getting his wish." Qiya replied softly.

"But...she is not my ideal queen. She cares too much about heirs, her position, and her family; and the queen I want should not only care about these." After the emperor finished speaking, he turned away again. Look at the scenery outside the window. The poppies were in full bloom in the courtyard, and their slender and noble posture resembled the upright and elegant imperial concubine.

However, Xia couldn't help but secretly spit out her tongue, thinking that this emperor's demands were too high. According to the customs of Qing Buddhism, women had very few opportunities to receive education. Knowing a few words was considered good. A woman like the Imperial Concubine, who is well versed in poetry and literature, is already the number one scholar among women, but the emperor is not satisfied yet. He wants a woman who grew up in such an environment to not care about heirs, status, or family. That is simply unreasonable. It’s just a fantasy! Otherwise, if he marries a woman from Raqqa who can conquer the world with him, he will definitely think that the woman is not virtuous enough and will not be able to tolerate his three palaces and six courtyards.

"What are you thinking about?" The emperor suddenly stood in front of Siya. He seemed to like asking this question, but Siya was so lost in thought that she didn't notice.

"Nothing." Siya could only smile perfunctorily.

"You are thinking that my requirements for the imperial concubine are too high." The emperor suddenly smiled and patted her head, "You should know the current situation outside very well. If my queen cannot understand, then how can you assist me!"

"The harem is not allowed to interfere in politics." Xia remembered this sentence.

"Those are all lies." The emperor waved his hands impatiently, threw off his robe and sat on a chair, shaking the Buddhist beads in his hand and jokingly said, "They say the most powerful wind in the world is the pillow wind, and the emperor's family can't do that either. Unconventional. From ancient times to the present, the front dynasty and the harem have been inseparable, and women are not allowed to interfere in politics! It’s just a cover-up! Otherwise, you can count, in the millions of years of our dynasty, there is no favorite concubine whose natal family has not had the power to do so! "

"Concubine Xin." Qian Ya replied softly.

The emperor suddenly stopped smiling and began to look at her steadily again. After a while, he said, "That's because I don't want to do it yet."

"Why are you telling me this?" Xia blurted out this question, and regretted it after asking. Firstly, she felt that she should not be so curious, and secondly, she was afraid that the emperor would be angry.