The eldest lady is reborn, get out of the way!

Emperor Rong'an's words and his attitude of dismissing his attendants gave King Wei a glimmer of hope.

But he soon calmed down.

He knew that some time ago, Ying Shuo had been attending to the emperor's illness.

Could it be that the emperor also asked Ying Shuo?

It has to be said that the King of Wei knows his father very well to a certain extent.

But he couldn't bear such recognition.

Although he was the eldest son, his father paid more attention to Ying Shuo.

Even though Ying Shuo only cared about eating, drinking and having fun, his father liked him more.

Even Ying Shuo's marriage was arranged by his father himself.

The favored prince is marrying a powerful general, why has his father never considered him?

The King of Wei only thought about Emperor Rong'an and did not consider his marriage.

He completely forgot that before he got married, Emperor Rong An also asked him what kind of woman he wanted to be his princess.

It was the King of Wei himself who said that he wanted a girl with a gentle temperament and who could handle things properly both inside and outside the palace to be his princess.

Facts have proved that among the candidates chosen by Emperor Rong'an for King of Wei, Wen Yanzhen is indeed the best.

It can be seen that the King of Wei was just coveting the military power of the Duke of Yingguo.

Emperor Rong'an looked at the King of Wei who remained silent. He looked calm and waited patiently for his reply.

The King of Wei quickly came to his senses. He whispered, "I will obey your father."

There was a strange flash in Emperor Rong An's eyes, and he asked again: "Is this what you really mean?"

King Wei felt a little strange, but he still insisted, "Yes."

Emperor Rong An no longer had the heart to ask any more questions, as the child was no longer willing to tell him the truth.

He clearly wanted the position of crown prince, but he refused to tell him the truth.

As for the rest, it is unnecessary to ask any more questions.

"I understand. Your mother has been busy taking care of him these past few days. You should visit her more often."

Emperor Rong'an found an excuse to send King Wei away, and King Wei did as he was told and withdrew respectfully.

But the moment he came out of Wenhe Hall, King Wei always felt a little uncomfortable.

It was as if he had missed something.

The eunuch beside him came forward and whispered something. The King of Wei frowned and immediately went to the Concubine Chen's palace.

As soon as the King of Wei left, the imperial concubine arrived.

The eunuch guarding the door saw the imperial concubine and immediately came forward to greet her: "Your Highness the Imperial Concubine."

The imperial concubine glanced at him and said, "Go and inform them that I am here."

The eunuch responded, "You can go in directly. His Majesty has ordered that you can go in directly when you come today."

The imperial concubine was stunned, because even when she was most favored in the past, she needed to be informed.

Wenhe Hall is like no other place; it is where Emperor Rong'an handles state affairs.

But unexpectedly, Emperor Rong An actually gave the order early today.

The imperial concubine's heart trembled, and she thought of something else. She composed herself and walked into the palace.

When the imperial concubine came in, Emperor Rong'an was playing chess with himself.

The black piece is him, and the white piece is also him.

The imperial concubine bowed gracefully: "Your Majesty, I pay my respects to you. May your Majesty be well and safe."

Emperor Rong An came back to his senses and said, "My beloved concubine is here. Come and sit down."

The imperial concubine took special care to observe Emperor Rong'an's expression, but did not see any other emotions on his face.

Emperor Rong'an did not avoid the imperial concubine's viewing and generously gave up half of his seat for the imperial concubine to sit next to him.

The imperial concubine saw the chessboard and asked, "Your Majesty has been enjoying playing chess lately, why didn't you come to see me?"

Emperor Rong An smiled slightly: "It's just a casual feeling. What kind of soup did my beloved concubine prepare today?"

The imperial concubine smiled on her pretty face: "I am not a cook, so I am not here to visit you because I miss you, Your Majesty?"

Emperor Rong An laughed: "Of course you can."

But as soon as he finished speaking, he started coughing.

Upon seeing this, the imperial concubine hurriedly calmed him down. Emperor Rong'an held the imperial concubine's hand and signaled to her that he was fine.

The imperial concubine's expression was filled with worry. "What's wrong with the people in the Imperial Hospital? It's been so long, why is His Majesty still coughing so badly?"

Emperor Rong An patted the imperial concubine's hand and said, "Don't worry, I know what's going on."

Having said that, the imperial concubine couldn't help but look at Emperor Rong'an worriedly.

She originally wanted to discuss some things with Emperor Rong'an, but at the moment, the imperial concubine could only hide her thoughts.

However, Emperor Rong An knew the Imperial Concubine very well. He could tell that she had something to say, so he patted her on the shoulder and said, "Just say whatever you want to say. Do we still have to be so distant with each other?"

The imperial concubine shook her head: "In front of your majesty's dragon body, these are trivial matters that are not worth mentioning."

Emperor Rong An glanced at the Imperial Concubine thoughtfully, and suddenly asked, "Are you trying to talk about Concubine Shuo'er?"

The imperial concubine was stunned.

This reaction was noticed by Emperor Rong'an, and confirmed the Imperial Concubine's thoughts.

He let go of the imperial concubine's hand, and the imperial concubine immediately had a bad feeling.

really.

Emperor Rong An's expression faded: "There's no need to mention this matter. He should wait until he wants a concubine."

When the imperial concubine heard this, she became anxious again.

"Your Majesty, Shuo'er has only had Jiang's daughter for a few years. Now she has given birth to a legitimate son. Doesn't Your Majesty want Shuo'er to have more children?"

When Emperor Rong'an heard the Imperial Concubine describe Princess Xuan as 'the daughter of the Jiang family', his face turned a little unhappy.

The look in his eyes when he looked at the imperial concubine again made her stop talking involuntarily.

The atmosphere in the hall suddenly turned cold.

The imperial concubine had been favored for many years and had never experienced such cold treatment.

Or because of her son's taking a concubine, she was trying hard to save face and refused to speak any more.

Emperor Rong An did not say anything. He picked up a black piece and continued playing chess, as if there was no imperial concubine around him.

Until Emperor Rong An collected half of the chess pieces on the board, he picked up the pieces and threw them into the chess box.

The sound of "click" woke up the imperial concubine.

The imperial concubine was startled and stood up, kneeling down to apologize: "I lost my temper, please forgive me, Your Majesty."

Emperor Rong An did not respond to the imperial concubine quickly. Instead, he let her kneel for a while before saying quietly, "My beloved concubine, if I give the things that were supposed to be given to King Xuan to the children of other women,

"How are you doing?"

The imperial concubine was dizzy after hearing Emperor Rong'an's question.

Emperor Rong An still refused to let her go: "My beloved concubine, do you think Yan'er and Shuo'er are the same to you?"

Different, of course different.

Ying Shuo is her biological son, and Ying Yan is someone else's child.

The imperial concubine was so pale that she couldn't even speak.

Emperor Rong'an's words were like a heavy hammer, hitting the imperial concubine's heart hard.

Reminding herself that she had overstepped her bounds, that she had done it.

"When I granted the marriage, you went to the Duke of Ying's mansion in person to propose for Shuo'er's sake."

Emperor Rong'an's eyes were sharp: "Now that Duke Ying has just passed away, you want to take care of the matter of Prince Xuan's concubine."

"Why? Were you acting for me when you loved Princess Xuan?"

Emperor Rong'an guessed what the imperial concubine was thinking, and every word he said spoke directly to what the imperial concubine was thinking.

But the imperial concubine dared not admit it.

She bit herself to death just because she was worried about her son and heirs, and she had absolutely no other intentions.

Emperor Rong'an looked at the imperial concubine and felt that she seemed to have changed.