The fate of the world's beauty

Chapter 433 How can I disappoint the emperor?

Could it be that the emperor actually wanted to blackmail her with the thing she cared about most?
Nan Ruo looked at the emperor very vigilantly, and said: "The emperor really cares about his subordinates. He even cares so much about the wishes of a little maid. It's just that I don't have anything in particular that I want right now. Thank you for your concern."

Seeing Nanruo's guarded appearance, the emperor felt a little cold, but the words of the national teacher just now made the emperor have a desire to get something.

As the saying goes, if you want to take something, you must first give it. The emperor naturally understood this truth.

The emperor walked down and walked around Nanruo. While walking, a pair of sharp eyes fixed on Nanruo's face. Finally, he stopped right in front of Nanruo and said, "I heard that you Yesterday, I took Xu Feiyang, the minister of the Ministry of Industry, as an apprentice, and I see that if I let you stay by my side and serve as a maid serving tea and water, it would be a bit overkill."

Nan Ruo was very puzzled, did the emperor take the wrong medicine today?Why is it so weird.

But there was a look of humility on his face, and he said: "No matter how talented you are, if you can be the emperor's maid and serve the emperor, that is not considered a humiliation, it's just..."

Nan Ruoxiu frowned slightly, and said: "Nan Ruo has little talent and learning, and doesn't know the rules of the palace, I'm afraid she won't be able to do this job."

The emperor smiled slightly, and she finally said what she wanted most.

The emperor said: "Since ancient times, a woman's lack of talent is a virtue. She has little talent and little learning. There is nothing wrong with it. If you don't understand the rules of the palace, I can find someone to teach you."

Depend on!She doesn't want to learn to break the rules at all, okay?

Nan Ruo frowned even tighter, and said: "I'm afraid Nan Ruo is dull, if he doesn't know how to learn, he will disappoint the emperor's high hopes."

The emperor suddenly smiled mysteriously, approached Nan Ruo and said in a low voice, "I forgot to tell you a secret. Every maid of mine can have a palace card. With this palace card, she can travel freely in the palace. I am usually busy with government affairs. You only need to take care of my three meals a day, and you are free at other times."

The emperor's words couldn't be more plain. The emperor wanted to tell her that as his maid, not only could she move freely in the palace, but she didn't have many things to do every day.

Although it is said to be cooking the emperor's three meals, the emperor's meals are handled in his own imperial dining room. Nan Ruo probably pays attention to what the emperor wants to eat recently.

As for daily life, the emperor was accompanied by concubines in the harem every night, so it would be useless to ask her Nan Ruo.

So, this is really a good job.

Nan Ruo smiled lightly and said: "Since the emperor trusts me so much, how can I disappoint the emperor?"

The corners of the emperor's lips raised slightly, revealing a slight smile, he reached out and took out a palace plaque from his belt, and said, "This will be yours from now on."

Nan Ruo happily took the palace card, looked at it over and over, with a smile on his face, and said: "Thank you, Your Majesty."

At this time, Fang Fu came in from outside and said in the emperor's ear: "Your Majesty, the time is coming soon. His Royal Highness King Xiang sent someone to report that Tuli's envoy has arrived at the gate of the palace."

The emperor looked back at Nan Ruo, and said: "This palace card must be put away properly, let's go."

……

The Yongle Hall is not far from the east gate of the Imperial Palace.

At this moment, the place is solemn, the ground is covered with thick dark red carpets from the palace gate to the hall of Yongle Hall, and two rows of low tables are neatly placed on both sides, and all the officials have already sat in their seats and waited.

(End of this chapter)