Qing Dynasty: Pampering The Queen

   Chapter 2663 How can I endure such a trick

Even so, Mu Jin's heart was still gloomy, "But the concubine didn't want the emperor to get involved with other women, but she left the concubine aside—forget it, the emperor was already upset enough to think about this, so the concubine just let it go. No more confusion!"

  This vinegar jar! Fourth Master laughed, hugged her and kissed her a few times, "Jin'er is kind and considerate, I feel very relieved."

   Mu Jin looked at him and smiled, and his eyebrows finally stretched.

   She looked at the fourth master and raised her eyebrows and said, "What is the emperor going to do about this? But did you admit Miss Wednesday to the harem?"

  Mu Jin recalled her impression of Miss Wednesday that day, and found that, apart from feeling that she was a beautiful and refined woman with excellent temperament, she didn't see the slightest bit of her temperament and temperament.

   In other words, I have no impression at all.

  On the basis of this, Mu Jin can conclude that this is not a good thing.

  I think so too, if it’s a simple one, is it worth the Zhou family’s so much thought? Even the old man Zhou was gone.

  The Fourth Master sneered and said unhurriedly: "I see that they are all addicted to playing tricks. In their eyes, who do they think I am?"

"Last time I was too lazy to care about the Wang family, but this time the Zhou family has intensified it! If I obey the Zhou family's wishes, then the Xu family, the Yang family, and even the Zhang family and the Xie family will bring me beautiful women. Is it not good for me to favor one over the other and one brain to accept it!"

   "I don't lack a bowl of rice to support them, but how can I endure such a trick?"

   Mu Jin looked at him eagerly.

  Fourth Master was annoyed and wanted to laugh a little when he saw this, and patted Mu Jin's hand lightly, "I can't bear Jin'er to be unhappy either, the Zhou family won't succeed this time."

   It's almost there!

   Mu Jin felt it in his heart, and couldn't help but feel embarrassed for him, "But Miss Wednesday's reputation is all ruined by the emperor. If the emperor ignores it, wouldn't it?"

The fourth master sneered: "This rumor is not spread by me, what is it with me? I just went on a trip with Jin'er, and when I met Miss Wednesday, I sent her back to Zhou's Villa, that's all. Ordinary rumors are just that. Forget it, there are those who have ulterior motives and slander me, I will never forgive them lightly!"

   Pack up a few, kill the chickens to show the monkeys, and the rest will naturally be honest.

The fourth master acted resolutely and did not wait for the Zhou family to ask for a "please", so he called the prefect of Hangzhou, and scolded him fiercely, ordering him to send someone to investigate carefully, and there were people who slandered him nonsense in the streets, restaurants and restaurants. Get caught and punished!

   The prefect of Hangzhou was taken aback. He didn't expect the emperor's attitude to be so firm.

As soon as the official remarks came out, it showed that the emperor was clearly hiking with the imperial concubine on that day, and encountered Miss Zhou Jiasan's master and servant. Miss Zhou Jiasan was accidentally injured, and the imperial concubine couldn't bear it, so she sent her back. , it can be seen that some people have ulterior motives and make waves in private

   If you don’t restrain yourself from wanton slanders, you will never forgive them lightly.

  The government sent people to inspect the streets and alleys, and caught a few people who were addicted and off the line on a whim, and finally frightened everyone.

  The emperor's right and wrong should not be discussed by everyone in the first place. Besides, if the emperor really likes that Miss Zhou family, and he just orders to accept it, will the Zhou family still be happy? How happy it is!

   Since what the emperor said was a misunderstanding, it was naturally a misunderstanding.

   Soon, the rumors basically disappeared without a trace.

   (end of this chapter)