The lady is reborn? The crazy villain kisses her forcefully and won't let go!

But if it's too late, then she can only take a gamble.

Although the queen is the master of the harem, she can easily kill the daughter of an important official, and will inevitably be attacked by other officials.

With the Queen's many years of experience in managing the harem, it is impossible for her not to be aware of the interests involved.

Mu Luan raised his hand and gently rubbed his sore temples, trying to recall more memories about the queen.

But he was helpless. Even though his head was aching from thinking about it, he still couldn't deduce the Queen's intention from his past memories.

In her previous life, until her death, the queen was still the master of the harem.

But at that time, apart from Jun Zhao, there was no royal heir who could inherit that supreme position.

If the queen wanted to keep the power over the harem, she should have stood with Jun Zhao when he became the regent.

Just looking at Cao Mang's angry and humiliated look before his death, it is not difficult to guess that Cao Mang was playing tricks on Jun Zhao.

But why isn’t the Queen the same?

In her previous life, the Queen repeatedly tested Jun Zhao and secretly looked for his weaknesses, but she never mentioned letting Jun Zhao succeed to the throne.

Mu Luan raised her eyes slightly, and she suddenly thought of something.

Perhaps, the queen wants more than just the power she currently has.

Soon, the carriage slowly stopped at the palace gate.

Mu Luan restrained his expression and got off the carriage holding on to the wall.

Guards were already waiting with lanterns in their hands.

In the dim light, Zhou Fuhai's ambiguous gaze swept across her graceful figure.

He walked forward and led the way, saying, "It's dark at night, Miss Mu, you must follow us closely."

After he said that, he walked forward.

Mu Luan looked at the endlessly dark palace road, blinked slightly, and followed.

This palace road is very secluded, and Mu Luan is always paying attention to the movements around him.

But after walking for nearly a quarter of an hour, apart from the people in front of him, he did not see any patrolling guards, palace maids or eunuchs.

Fortunately, after turning a few palace roads, the road ahead gradually became clear.

Mu Luan felt a little more at ease now that she could see the red walls of Kunning Palace.

Zhou Haifu did not take Mu Luan to the main hall for a meeting, but led her to an empty side hall.

He lifted the dust in his arms, stood at the entrance of the palace, pointed to the position in the palace in a leisurely tone, and said: "Miss Mu, please go in and wait. The queen will be here soon."

Mu Luan nodded slightly.

Zhou Haifu raised the corner of his lips and turned away.

Mu Luan was silent for a moment, then stepped into the side hall.

At first glance, you can see a golden Buddha statue in the hall.

The Buddha statue stands on a lotus seat with his hands clasped together, with a kind face and a peaceful expression.

Sandalwood was burning in the copper stove in front of him, and the lingering smoke and heavy aroma filled every corner of the side hall.

I heard before that the Queen Mother was extremely worried about the death of the Crown Prince and even had the idea of ​​becoming a nun.

Mu Luan guessed that this side hall should be where the queen had been worshiping Buddha recently.

Buddhism emphasizes tranquility and peace, so why bring her here?

Before Mu Luan could think about it carefully, the palace door behind him creaked and slowly opened.

What came into view was the queen, dressed in a bright red auspicious phoenix robe, with a feather phoenix crown adorning her neatly combed hair, and she walked with a dignified gait.

Following behind him were two rows of palace maids and eunuchs, who walked into the hall in an orderly manner.

The queen walked slowly past Mu Luan without looking around.

Mu Luan lowered her eyes, and when the queen sat down on the couch, she knelt on the ground and bowed politely, saying, "Your servant greets Her Majesty the Queen."