Qing Dynasty: Pampering The Queen

After the banquet, Concubine Hui, who was slowly walking towards her bedroom, Yanxi Palace, holding the hand of the maid Miaoyan, suddenly let out a low "ah".

Miao Yan hurriedly asked with a smile: "What's wrong with your mother? But do you remember any orders?"

"Nothing," Concubine Hui smiled, "Let's go."

She seemed to remember that bead!

Once upon a time, the emperor had a string of eminent monks who consecrated them, which were Canaan beads bestowed by the late emperor.

Later, the emperor gave the string of beads to that person, and the empress dowager was very angry about it.

The empress dowager was not a stingy person, but she wanted to get the string of beads back, but the emperor, who had always been filial and respectful to the empress dowager, refused.

Later, after three times of pacification, that person left the capital. She specially left a letter to the Empress Dowager, telling the Empress Dowager that she did not take the string of beads away, but left it in the Junshan Courtyard where she lived, and let the Empress Dowager send someone to find it. It's okay to return the bento to her.

The empress dowager was even more angry.

Afterwards, the emperor personally took people to look for it, but what he found were beads hidden in the courtyard and everywhere in the house.

That man is really good at hiding things, the emperor probably ordered people to dig three feet into the ground, and after half a month of tossing around, he still couldn't find all the eighteen beads in the string of beads.

Because of this, the Empress Dowager was furious, she scolded that person countless times to the emperor, and said that she was disrespectful to the first emperor, which is really abominable.

But the emperor said, he had given her the bead, and it was her property, and she still had a certain right to dispose of it. Choke the Empress Dowager!

Fortunately, that person had already left the capital, so the Empress Dowager didn't bother to care about it, and no one was allowed to mention it again.

That person's status in the palace was very special back then, and she was extremely low-key, very few people knew of her existence. That was her, she was already a concubine at that time, she had a high rank, and she had more time to serve the Empress Dowager, so she knew a little bit.

Concubine De and the others were just little nobles at that time, they probably didn't know that there was such a person in this palace, let alone that there were people in this world who could receive the emperor's unique and sympathetic treatment.

Even at that moment, she was worried, worried that she would stay. If she stayed, there would probably be nothing like them in this palace.

Even if the emperor is not very good, she will definitely kill them. If the emperor treats her with such vigor, I am afraid that instead of punishing her, she will help her cover it up.

That's a master who can't tolerate sand in his eyes, and his ability is really compelling.

In Ping San Fan, it is said that she has made great contributions

There is no way, sometimes it is so unfair to compare people with others, even if you are not convinced!

During the time when she had just left, the emperor looked the same on the surface, but she was so distraught that no one else knew about it, but she knew it clearly.

Later, she didn't know whether the string of beads was found, after all, it didn't have much to do with her, and the Empress Dowager didn't like things related to that person, so those who knew didn't dare to mention it.

Looking at it now, it must have not been found at the time, right? The little Gege from the fourth family was a little lucky, she accidentally picked one up by accident, and the emperor will definitely look at her differently from now on.

Just looking at the turmoil of the old Ba family, the emperor clearly intended to favor her.

Not to mention anything else, a side Fujin must be stable, just wait for the right time.

Speaking of that little Gege, Concubine Hui couldn't help but chuckled, she was indeed a little different from others.