With the heart of a mother and her son's path, she also hopes that the future will be smooth sailing, not bumpy. If Emperor Hongwen only had this son in this life, who else could help him besides herself?
He nodded when he saw her. He suddenly realized that he was as if he had taken a dose of tonic and was energetic a hundred times better. He stood up and almost hugged her and kissed her hard.
But after all, he didn't dare to smile: "Fangfei, see you tomorrow. Good night with Hong'er."
When he went out, his steps were so light, and the moonlight from Beiwudang was shining brightly on his dragon robe. His steps were light, almost like a childish boy, and he was about to jump up.
Two eunuchs followed him, panting, not understanding why Emperor Hongwen, who was still frowning in the morning, suddenly became so healthy and energetic at night, as if he had taken some magic pill.
On the second day, Fangfei got up early as usual.
As soon as he was dressed, Emperor Hongwen came in eagerly, with a happy look on his face: "Empress Dowager, are you ready? I'll pick you up."
With an eager mood, just like a certain magical power - the power to start over, as if I and her were walking through a difficult period of time.
He liked this feeling, and his heart was only now that he really felt close, even closer than when he was in the Prince's Mansion.
"Where is Hong'er?"
"Hong'er is not awake yet."
"Okay, okay, the more you sleep, the smarter your brain will be when you grow up."
Son, she, no matter what, is good and wishful.
He personally drove her away and was very cautious and invited her to Xuanwu Palace.
The main hall of Xuanwu Palace was imposing and powerful. The ministers knelt three times and kowtowed nine times. After the ceremony, they were surprised to see Empress Dowager Feng sitting next to him.
Emperor Hongwen calmly: "The Empress Dowager has always had a big plan. This time, the slave rebellion, everyone is unconfidant. Therefore, I asked the Empress Dowager to come out and help judge. If you have anything to say, you might as well speak freely."