If An Lingrong was reborn before the draft

Ling Rong returned to the main hall from the side hall. Xiao Xia Zi had already loosened the emperor's muscles, and he was strolling in the hall with his hands behind his back.

"Your Majesty, you feel better now." Lingrong said as she took the herbal tea on the table and walked forward. This tea was specially made for the emperor by her imperial physician. The emperor was particularly hot and irritated in the summer, so she wanted to show her concern and quietly win the emperor's favor.

"This tea is good. I feel much better after drinking it. I have rarely had a sore throat these days." The emperor agreed with this tea and asked Zhao Taiyi to take a look. Drinking this tea more often is good for him.

Ling Rong smiled and said nothing more. The emperor had already remembered the merit, so there was no need for her to take credit for it herself.

"I went to see Wen Yi. How was it?" The emperor walked to the piano table beside him and sat down, plucking the strings of the piano, making a crisp "dong dong dong" sound.

"Well, Wen Yi looks much better than a few days ago. Concubine Duan teased her so much that her face turned red." Lingrong said with a smile. She concentrated on watching the emperor playing the piano softly. She didn't understand it, so she just listened.

"Concubine Duan has always liked Wen Yi, but it's a pity that she couldn't have a child of her own." The emperor's words were full of regret, but Lingrong didn't believe this kind of regret. After all, it was he who designed that Concubine Duan couldn't have a child.

"It seems that Concubine Duan treats Wen Yi like her own child. She is afraid that she will be thirsty or hungry." Lingrong did not respond to his words, but merely agreed with Concubine Duan's kindness to Wen Yi.

"What do you think about letting Concubine Duan take care of Wen Yi? I think she can do a good job in raising Wen Yi." Although the emperor asked Lingrong suddenly, Lingrong was mentally prepared.

"Oh, Your Majesty, you ask me this," Lingrong was surprised at first, and then continued, "But Concubine Cao is still here, this is not a good idea." The emperor originally wanted someone to give him a reason, and of course as long as he wanted to do so, then all problems would not be a problem.

"As a mother, you are an accomplice to a tiger. She has made Wen Yi suffer so much pain for nothing. She is not worthy of being a mother." When the emperor heard her mention Concubine Cao, his tone suddenly became stern. The royal heirs are the foundation, and the emperor will not allow anyone to do evil to the royal heirs.

"Perhaps Concubine Cao also has her own difficulties." Ling Rong seemed to be pleading for Concubine Cao, but the more innocent her tone was, the more it showed how cold-blooded and ruthless Cao Qinmo was in order to gain a foothold in the harem. As a mother, she could harm her own child, so how could she be soft-hearted towards others?

"Hardship? Haha, who in the harem doesn't have hardship?" The emperor's emotions gradually became agitated. Who doesn't have hardship? Didn't he have hardship when he was fighting for the throne with his brothers? It wasn't him who first came up with the idea...

"Okay, Your Majesty, have some tea and calm down. This matter needs to be considered carefully after all. Otherwise, what if Concubine Hua and the Empress disagree when you say that Princess Wen Yi should be given to Concubine Duan?" Ling Rong indirectly reminded the emperor that there were two stumbling blocks, the Empress and Concubine Hua. The Empress didn't care who Wen Yi was given to, and Concubine Hua didn't care either, but if she was given to Concubine Duan, Concubine Hua would probably be the first one to disagree.

The emperor didn't drink the tea in the end. His thoughts were always on whether the child was suitable for Concubine Duan, and how to solve those problems. Concubine Hua had designated it as impossible for her to have a child. Nian Gengyao's achievements surpassed those of the emperor, so Concubine Hua could not have children. It would have been fine for Wen Yi to raise the child, but unfortunately she was not up to the task and ended up like this. Therefore, Wen Yi would definitely not be allowed to raise the child. If she dared to make trouble, she would be held accountable for her poor upbringing. As for Concubine Cao, let someone teach her the rules.

The Queen is a problem. Since the death of the eldest prince, she has never paid attention to any child. However, there is a fourth prince in the garden now, and Concubine Duan cannot have an adopted son. Then let Concubine Duan raise Wen Yi and the Queen raise the fourth prince, if she wants a child.