After rebirth, I made the princes cry

As soon as Queen Yu returned to Xianyang Palace, she immediately fell ill.

Of course, Sikong Tong knew that it would not be so easy for the Yu family to move to Ci'en Palace according to the order. That night, after listening to Zhang Yong's report and having Dr. Liu diagnose her pulse and confirm that although the queen had symptoms of yang and fire, her health was not serious, His Majesty the Emperor Question: "Is the prince still in Xianyang Hall now?"

"The prince and the princess do not dare not to serve the sick."

Ying Shushang was still organizing the memorials in the imperial study. These memorials were secret memorials and were submitted directly to the emperor for approval. However, His Majesty the Emperor probably did not have time to review them today, so they needed to be numbered and stored in the imperial study for review at any time. She didn't expect that even when the emperor went to the Xianyang Palace to resolve marital conflicts, he would specifically appoint her to follow him.

Sighing silently, Yingshu really didn't want to go into this muddy water.

In the early spring rainy season, the stars and moon sank deep in the night sky. The wind was full of moist breath, blowing against the face. As the breath soaked into the organs, it failed to refresh people. Ying Shu held the wind lantern, counted her steps, and tried her best to support herself. Her eyelids were heavy, and the night was not actually deep, but she felt really tired today. After a short journey, she actually had long-lasting memories. She remembered that she once liked the rain at night, listening to the patter of rain through the window. The sound makes her calm down more when reading, and she doesn’t have to worry about staying up late. No one will blame her for being lazy the next day. She even specifically asked the maids not to wake her up. Spring is suitable for spending time lazily. season.

If you don't go into the palace, you won't know how warm and comfortable her home is.

When she was young, she thought that all couples were harmonious. Even though her second uncle and second aunt would often have disputes, her second uncle would still give way to her second aunt, and he would also keep her second aunt's birthday in mind. Every year, she would give her second aunt jewelry or incense, and her second aunt was much more showy... "a couple who are close relatives and distant relatives" were words she could not understand.

She has no sympathy for Queen Yu.

But she didn't want to see the husband and wife turn against each other. She still remembered that cold day when Sikong Beichen was about to die. She confronted him and told him that she would not give him the chance to order her to be buried with him. She watched him die without closing her eyes. She was exhausted physically and mentally, but pinched her fingers to warn herself not to cry. Even if Sikong Beichen was dead, she could not show any weakness in front of a corpse.

She hated such a break.

Perhaps, she also secretly hated herself for being so hard-hearted.

The lamp shadow swayed in front of the footsteps, and when it reached the Xianyang Palace, the humidity in this place seemed to be a bit heavier, and it even became impetuous. The palace people were kneeling at the bottom of the corridor, and Sikong Beichen paced anxiously, like Dragging a ghost shadow, Yingshu didn't want to breathe the impetuous and rancid moisture that filled the palace garden, so she tried her best to calm down her mood. Fortunately, His Majesty didn't let her in to directly face the scene of confrontation. She stood on the verandah. At the end, soon I saw Wansu coming out.

"Everyone, please stand down." Wansu ordered directly to the row of kneeling palace servants at the bottom of the corridor.

But the people in the palace turned a deaf ear. Maybe some people were really absent-minded and worried about how miserable the situation would be after moving out of Xianyang Palace. However, the vast majority of people actually didn't take the Crown Princess seriously. Ying Shu looked coldly. Looking at these people, she remembered some familiar faces among them. In her previous life, these faces would always make her smile whenever they appeared in her sight. It was not because of how talented she was. In fact, these people were all Obey orders from Sikong Beichen.

But now, if they still wait for Sikong Beichen to give orders, such loyalty will become a fatal cancer for Sikong Beichen.

Yingshu was happy to watch these people dig Sikong Beichen's grave.

"Didn't you hear what I said? Why don't you back down!" Wansu raised her voice.

Even Sikong Beichen felt a little surprised. He turned his head and glanced at Wansu, and suddenly realized the urgency. He coughed twice. The palace people finally retreated. Wansu walked to Yingshu: "Father, the emperor has an order. , Your Highness and I don’t have to stay in the palace to wait for you. Let’s go back to Ziwei Mansion first. Ah Shu, please take more care of us here.”

Ying Shu noticed two glances on Tianling Gai, but she just bowed steadily.

The weather was still cold, so of course Empress Yu still lived in the Nuan Pavilion. The Nuan Pavilion was not spacious enough, so the people inside spoke loudly, and people outside could hear them. Ying Shu now listened.

She heard the queen yelling: "Sikong Tong, are you worthy of me?"

Yang is high and fire is high, and Imperial Physician Liu’s diagnosis is very accurate.

Yingshu also heard the word "Jue'er", which was mentioned over and over again by the Queen's crying voice, but the sentences were not coherent. It seemed that only these two words were the focus of the Queen's long speech. In Yingshu's memory, Sikong Beichen never mentioned his brother who passed away early. Ci'en Palace was built to commemorate Xiaowen Jun, but in the past ten years, even this Taoist palace seemed to have been forgotten by everyone. Yingshu still remembered that she had heard from Lord Penglai that in fact, after he ascended the throne, his majesty once advocated the title of Prince Xiaowen, the real eldest son of Sikong Jue, but this idea was opposed by all the civil and military officials.

During the Nine Kings Rebellion, Sikong Jui went to Luoyang Palace for the imperial edict of the then monarch. Of course, the imperial edict did not state that Sikong Jui was being held hostage, and Sikong Jui was also charged with being executed. Although Sikong Jui was executed The regent was soon betrayed and killed by another feudal prince, and he himself ended up dying without a burial place. However, no one came to correct Sikong Juiping's injustice - because at that time, Sikong Tong had already moved out of the feudal territory privately. Land, Jiankang came to avoid.

Therefore, He Ao and other officials believed that although Sikong Tong was the only surviving clan member of the Sikong royal family and was restored to the throne, it was absolutely not possible to postulate his son who had been executed by the Yu monarch as the crown prince. Their reasons were not very legit. live, and the reason why they opposed it was nothing more than an attempt to limit the imperial power.

What Ying Shu never knew was that the person who asked His Majesty the Emperor to compromise was actually Empress Yu.

Now, she heard His Majesty's calm response.

"I do feel guilty towards Jue'er. I failed to protect my son. In order to protect myself, I had to send him to Luoyang as a hostage. Only then did I gain the court's trust in me and give me enough confidence. Shi Shi took the vassal's soldiers and tribes to Jiankang. I knew that once I left the vassal, Jue'er's life would be in danger, but I still made that decision.

I am ashamed of Duo'er, but I must explain that if I had disobeyed the order back then, not only Duo'er would not be safe, but our family, including the soldiers and tribes subordinate to us, would not have a way to survive. If we stayed in Langya The county will be involved in chaos sooner or later. We have no strength to survive at all. Sacrificing Juier is the only way out at that time. I know it. Doesn’t the queen know it?

Later, I advocated the title of crown prince for Dui'er, but He Ao and others opposed it, but I didn't want to give up. At that time, the Duke of Linyi always supported me, and with Duke Linyi's planning, this matter may not have no chance. Does the queen know why I want to make Juier the crown prince? Because only by accomplishing this first can I re-enter Duo'er into the family tree of the Sikong royal family. We can no longer find Duo'er's bones to bury him alive, but at least we should let his tablet be kept in the Ancestral Temple. Be worshiped.

But the queen was worried that my insistence on making Dui'er the crown prince would make all the officials angry with you. In order to keep your position, you begged me in tears, saying that Duo'er had passed away and it was useless to have the false title. You advised me if If I really love Jui'er, I should think of Dalang. Queen, Duo'er is our eldest son, but because he has been killed, in order to make Chen'er the righteous eldest son, you have no intention of letting Duo'er's name be included in the ultimatum. "