The legitimate daughter is reborn and cannot escape after being provoked by the tyrant

Lu Jiuqing really didn't care about what happened in the pavilion that day.

What's more, after careful calculation, I did not suffer a loss. Instead, I was a little bit fake and used Mo Xiao's power to dominate outside.

A woman of unknown origin pushed the concubine into the water, which was a bit treasonous no matter how you thought about it.

Therefore, it was not her who was bullied, but she was the one who bullied others.

Seeing that her expression didn't look fake, Mo Xiao sighed helplessly, put his arms around Lu Jiuqing's waist, and said softly: "You have such a bad temper..."

If the emperor were not him, Lu Jiuqing's temperament would be a sacrifice to heaven in the harem.

Just because she doesn't care about it doesn't mean that others don't care about it. The person she pushed into the water only wanted to kill her.

If the Empress Dowager hadn't used Yu Ruyi to suppress him, I don't know what the trouble would have been.

However, he didn't want Lu Jiuqing to know about these dirty tricks of the harem. She didn't care, so he would do it.

As an emperor, he has to fight in palace battles in person, and no one will believe him even if he says it.

But seeing Lu Jiuqing seriously organizing the memorial for him, Mo Xiao felt sweet in his heart.

As long as Lu Jiuqing is by his side, nothing else matters.

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Zhou Ruo didn't look good when he came out of Yinghua Palace.

Seeing how worried she was, Cuiping couldn't help but said, "My dear, what happened?"

It stands to reason that His Majesty just summoned her and gave her a reward. This shows that the empress is back in favor, which is a good thing to be happy about. However, when the empress came back, she looked sad and did not look happy at all.

Cuiping was worried that there was something wrong with her health. Your Majesty, this child is of great importance, and there can be no room for error.

Zhou Ruo rubbed his eyebrows with a headache, and after a while, he said: "It's okay."

After a pause, he suddenly said: "You go down and get ready. I will hold a banquet in three days and invite the sisters to enjoy the flowers and talk."

Cuiping looked at Zhou Ruo in surprise.

Zhou Ruo rarely interacts with concubines unless necessary.

She has the highest status in the harem, but she is very knowledgeable and simple, and she spends most of her time in her own palace raising children. On weekdays, it was the concubines who took the initiative to come over to ask for favors, but Zhou Ruo never took the initiative to invite them.

Cuiping opened her mouth to ask something, but in the end she didn't ask anything. She just accepted the order and went down to make arrangements.

As the only concubine with an heir, Zhou Ruo had a very important voice in the harem. She wanted to hold a banquet, and the Ministry of Internal Affairs did not dare to neglect it at all. Everything was done according to the highest standards and made spectacular.

It was midsummer now, when the lotus flowers were in bloom. The Ministry of Internal Affairs directly filled the lotus flowers in large water tanks and placed them in full rows in Zhou Ruo's yard. It took a lot of effort.

Concubine Shun wants to invite people to enjoy the flowers, how can she neglect her?

Everyone else in the harem was speechless and a little surprised. They didn't know why Concubine Shun did this.

When the Queen Mother selected four people to enter the palace, Concubine Xian offended His Majesty for some unknown reason and is still learning the rules in the cold palace. Among the remaining three, Zhou Ruo, who was of the lowest origin, received the Holy Favor first and carried the dragon seed in his belly, becoming the noblest among them.

Although privately they still looked down upon her as a concubine, in face of it they had to respect this concubine.

Now that Concubine Shun had spoken, even though they had doubts in their hearts, they had no choice but to dress up and attend.

No one knew that this flower appreciation feast was actually a Hongmen Banquet.