The prince is five and a half years old, and he is reclaiming land and becoming a group favorite.

As soon as the young eunuch finished speaking, Su Quanping's head fell heavily to the ground, and his forehead was instantly bruised.

Got it!

His cotton waistcoat is gone!

Gu Yuchen stood up in a hurry, not realizing that he had brought down the letter on the dragon case with his clothes. Although his face did not show any panic, he had already suppressed his smile, and the majesty of the royal family burst out instantly.

Su Quanping knelt on the ground, his head pressed tightly against the floor tiles, and his whole body was shaking unconsciously. He suddenly remembered that the Queen and the Emperor had known each other since they were young, and they were childhood sweethearts. The Emperor treated the Queen very differently.

My daughter said that except for the queen, all the other women in the harem were taking the anti-child soup because the emperor wanted the queen to give birth to his eldest son first. Even though the queen had not been pregnant for so many years, the emperor had withstood the pressure from the previous harem!
Su Quanping thought to himself, let alone the cotton waistcoat, his little cloak might also be gone!
Gu Yuchen had no time to pay attention to him, and asked as he walked: "Did you pass on the imperial doctor?"

The eunuch nodded repeatedly, "Nanny Li from Kunning Palace has sent someone there, and it just so happens that Doctor Qian is on duty today."

Imperial Physician Qian is Qin Yuan's senior brother. Although he has no official position in the Imperial Hospital, he is respected by everyone. His medical skills are better and he is more understanding of the world than Qin Yuan. The ladies in the palace will give priority to him when they are sick.

Gu Yuchen relaxed a little after hearing this. He sat on the dragon chariot and kept urging. After a while, he finally arrived at Kunning Palace.

He thought that the palace people inside and outside the palace would be nervous, but he didn't expect that the palace people would smile and salute when they saw him coming in.

Something was wrong, but Gu Yuchen couldn't figure out why. He strode forward and when he reached the outside, he heard Concubine Liang pinching her throat and said: "Sister Queen, I know I was wrong, please forgive my sister!"

She blinked her eyes, pursed her lips slightly, took the queen's hand and shook it gently.

The queen was so hard-hearted that she had to retract her hand: "Don't call me sister. As we agreed last time, everyone should rely on their own abilities. It's better for you. How dare you go secretly after getting the news!"

The good concubine was full of grievances and pouted her lips in defense: "How could I be secretive? I went with the emperor. Moreover, I believe that if it were the queen's sister tonight, she would definitely not inform us, right?"

Zhao Xi buried his head and rushed forward. He almost bumped into the emperor without paying attention. He took two steps back and was about to shout that the emperor was coming. When he saw the emperor slightly raising his hand, he immediately shut his mouth.

Zhao Xi glanced inside without leaving any trace. Didn't he say that the queen was so angry that she fainted? How come he doesn't sound weak when he hears the queen's voice?

Gu Yuchen also wanted to know why!
The queen's voice sounded at the right time, with an affectation that Gu Yuchen had never heard before: "Oh, I have a headache again. Sister Shufei, hurry up, help me call Imperial Doctor Qian back."

Concubine Shu covered her mouth and laughed secretly. She stood up and was about to walk out. She moved a few steps and said, "Sister, go and invite Dr. Qian over now! Sister Liangfei, why did you admit your mistake? Sister Queen's head When will it stop hurting?”

Liang Fei was so angry that her eyes bulged, and she pretended to be vicious and shook the queen's hand away: "Okay, you guys, how dare you join forces to bully me!"

She rolled her eyes and suddenly burst into laughter, her brows frivolous and cheerful: "I seem to have forgotten to mention just now that it was my father who sent Xiaoliu's letter to the palace. Zhao Xi also said that Xiaoliu gave him something. He is so happy that he can’t even take a second look at Zhao Xi.”

The concubines, who were watching the fun and not taking it too seriously, immediately calmed down. The concubines headed by De Fei surrounded Liang Concubine and said, "Tell me, what good thing did Xiao Liu give your father!"

How could a good concubine know?
In order to show off in front of these women, she took the letter and left. However, after seeing her father's darling look, she could tell after a little thought. She blinked innocently and said: "Oh my, sisters and sisters, what are you talking about?" How can you make my father so precious?" "Okay!" Concubine De rolled up her sleeves and shouted, "Catch her! Let her understand what it means to be the target of public criticism, the target of thousands of people, and a rat crossing the street!"

The queen looked at the sisters who were laughing together, smiled and shook her head: "Sister De Fei, you should talk less on weekdays."

Is this how these idioms are used?
Concubine De didn't care, she scratched Liang Fei's creaky nest hard, which made Liang Fei giggle non-stop, tears fell unconsciously, and her stomach hurt.

Liang Fei, who originally wanted to hold on, finally couldn't bear such "torture" and laughed and begged for mercy: "I, hahahaha, I was wrong! Hahahaha, no matter what, no matter what, I will give you the 100 taels of silver I won." Got it!"

Concubine De and others stopped their hands and turned to look at the queen. They saw the queen's hand that was caressing her forehead instantly stretched forward, her eyes sparkling and she said, "I am so embarrassed."

Concubine Liang...

There were still tears on her face, and she pouted, unwilling to take out the banknotes that had not yet been warmed, and muttered: "Sister Queen, if you didn't stretch out your hand so quickly, I would still believe you..." …”

Gu Yuchen really didn't understand how these women, Xiao Liu's letter, the 100 taels of silver notes, and the queen's fainting were connected together.

He simply opened the curtain and came in: "Seeing that you are so happy, why don't you tell me and make me happy too?"

Seeing the Emperor, Liang Fei quickly took back the bank note, put it back again without saying a word, and patted it gently, looking very frightened. Then she knelt on the ground and shouted: "I see the Emperor here."

All the Yingying Yanyans in the room knelt down, but the Queen was the only one lying on the bed. She was stunned for a moment before lifting the quilt and trying to get off, but was blocked by Gu Yuchen.

He sat down and took the queen's hand. He looked at her carefully and saw that although she was smiling, her face was slightly pale and her expression could not hide her tiredness. He said softly: "I heard that you fainted? What's going on? ?What did Imperial Physician Qian say?"

As he spoke, he glanced at Liang Fei, and saw that she was happily touching the place where the banknotes were placed on her chest, and looked up at him with innocent eyes.

Gu Yuchen couldn't help but think of Su Shilang, and suddenly felt that Liang Fei could no longer look directly at her. He closed his eyes and slightly hooked his hand: "Bring it here."

She wouldn't take out something so easily if it came into her hands!

Concubine Liang's eyes flashed as she took the banknote deeper and said softly: "Congratulations to your Majesty, congratulations to your Majesty, it's a great joy for the Queen's sister to faint!"

She covered her mouth and blinked hard at the emperor, but she didn't say what was going on.

Gu Yuchen didn't react for a moment. He turned around and heard the queen say: "The Imperial Physician Qian came to take a pulse and said that I am two months pregnant."

The menstrual events of the empresses in each palace were specially recorded, but the queen had suffered from colds in the early years, and her menstrual events were always inaccurate, so she didn't care about her menstrual events in the next month or two.

Unexpectedly, the good concubine happily brought a letter from Xiaoliu, and a room full of women was chattering, which made her have a splitting headache, and then she fainted. (End of chapter)