He came from the system to save childhood

"Okay, let's go. I heard that today's chef is extraordinary. Xiaoqi will probably like it."

The queen never cared about the little ones in the past. After all, the little ones' mother was also a dull person and always avoided interacting with them. As time went by, their relationship faded. She took the initiative to look for her several times, but it all ended in nothing.

After all, even the emperor didn't say anything, so it was not easy for her to intervene. Moreover, she couldn't help but wonder whether the little boy's mother didn't contact them because she hated them.

But now that she had come into contact with the little cub, at least she felt that this child was still very lovable. What the little cub's mother was like was another matter. At least the little cub was to her liking, so she was willing to take better care of him.

The little cub's red eyes flickered when he heard that the cook was special. He looked like a greedy cat, and the hair on his head swayed happily, looking very soft.

He Shushu couldn't help but stare at the little cub. Her hands felt a little itchy. No one knew that she secretly loved fluffy things the most. She wanted to rub the cats and birds until they were bald.

But the Queen Mother was allergic to cat hair, and the palace did not allow her to keep big raccoons. She also had to maintain the demeanor of a princess, so she could only secretly find a wild cat to kiss every time.

Now...she seemed to have found some weird substitute.

The little boy felt a sudden chill. Was someone trying to kill him? He looked around and saw nothing but He Shan staring at him fiercely.

The little guy could only attribute it to the fact that he might have caught a cold.

I happily followed the queen to the family banquet. The family banquet was a separate attic, and the door alone was magnificent and dignified.

But before the little boy could enter, he met Concubine Shu, his biological mother, at the door.

Concubine Shu's brows furrowed immediately, and she hurried over to pay her respects, and the first sentence she said was.

"Has Xiaoqi caused trouble for your sister?"

For the sake of unity and friendship, several people in the palace called each other sisters, but the word "sister" was emotionless in Concubine Shu's mouth, as if they were just following suit to avoid something.

The queen also raised her voice. She didn't know why, but there was nothing chaotic in the harem. It was fine as long as everyone lived in harmony. Even if one really didn't like socializing with others, one should at least do better on the surface.

Instead of now, he said intimate words but had no worries on his face, and looked expressionless, more like a puppet.

The queen often wondered if she had offended her in some way.

"Don't worry, sister. I treat them like my own children and don't mind the trouble."

"That's because my sister was overthinking. But the child doesn't know anything and I was afraid that he would offend his elder sister, so I took him away first."

After hearing this, the queen had nothing to say and waved her hand as a farewell.

The little kid was pulled aside. It was quiet all around and he was quite good at finding a place.

"What's wrong, mother?"

The little cub blinked, not understanding what was going on.

On the contrary, Concubine Shu no longer had the expressionless face she had just now, and her look was shrouded in darkness, making it difficult to understand.

"Didn't mother tell you? Don't go out all the time when you have nothing to do. What if something happens?"

The little cub looked confused.

"But we're all family here, nothing will happen, mother."

"Do you think I'm worrying too much? Do you think there's not a single person in this harem who hates you? It's better to be safe than sorry, you know?"

The little guy shook his head honestly.

"Mother, I have never been to a library, so I don't understand..."

Concubine Shu:......

Concubine Shu gritted her teeth and angrily said, "Go out less often in the future."

The little boy didn't understand, but he was rebellious. If you don't let me go out, I won't go out? Then where is my dignity as a prince?

He agreed stammeringly, and in return received a gentle hug from Concubine Shu.

"Mother is not being mean to you. Just because the palace is peaceful for a while doesn't mean it will always be peaceful. Mother hopes you can protect yourself."

But the little boy thought that his mother might have watched too many palace fighting dramas.

The emperor has only three wives in his harem, how could they possibly cause trouble?

The little boy didn't take it seriously and pulled Concubine Shu in eagerly.

"Mother, the family dinner is about to begin, hurry up!"

The little guy can't wait any longer; he hasn't tasted the cooking of the new chef yet.

This body seemed to be particularly fond of food, making little He Qi very greedy.

The family banquet was arranged by the emperor for the sake of peace in the harem and harmonious coexistence among the children.

So you must speak.

It was no different from the weekly class meeting at school. The little brat didn't listen at all. He walked in without looking at anyone and just ate up the food on the table.

He had to stuff the food into his mouth with his right hand while holding it with his left hand, and his eyes had to glance at the food on the table, with his mouth still bulging.

He Shan's eyes widened. Was this kid a starving ghost reincarnated? Did his mother not give him food?

The emperor was speaking passionately while the little boy was eating so hard that he was exhausted, and neither of them was disturbing the other.

But the people around were overwhelmed.

I want to listen to the emperor's long speeches and also want to see the little cubs eating particularly sweet food.

Children with cute looks always attract more attention, especially when little ones eat so seriously, it’s hard not to notice them!

Concubine Shu couldn't help but pat the little boy gently and asked him to restrain himself. After all, the emperor was still talking, and it was a bit disrespectful for him to eat so much.

The concubine's action was quite obvious, and the thirsty emperor happened to see it. He drank some water while no one was paying attention before making a sound.

"It's okay. Children just need to eat more. The more they eat, the better! The more they eat, the taller they will grow..."

Taking advantage of this opportunity, the emperor resumed his lecture, while the little cub continued to eat madly without moving.

There was a smile in the queen's eyes, and she was amused by the little cub.

But the imperial concubine was dissatisfied. In the past, the emperor's attention was always on her and the queen's children, and she got along better with the queen.

Now the emperor's attention has shifted to that rude child. How can she balance it?

That’s right, the imperial concubine is best at sharing the same hatred with others. When others say something bad, she feels as if she has experienced the same thing herself.

The Queen had told her several times about the kid's problem of not being able to address her by name, and she began to dislike the child.

To put it simply, the imperial concubine is rather brainless and likes to let things take their course.

He vented his anger immediately, and his mumbling interrupted the emperor's speech.

"What? You can't just eat..."

The whole family dinner fell silent for a moment, and the little boy's hand holding the biscuit also stopped.

The queen couldn't help but hold her forehead with her hand. Her habit of feeling embarrassed for others came back again. She knew that the lady's straightforward character was really worrying.

The emperor and the empress exchanged glances, and panic almost overflowed from the emperor's eyes.

Is it easy for him? For the sake of peace in the harem, he held meetings every month with loud speeches. Concubine Shu didn't like to communicate with others, and her youngest son didn't pay much attention to her, so he indulged her.

But the imperial concubine really gave him a headache, because her emotional intelligence was always a mystery.