Chapter Nineteen: The First Daughter's Matter Five
After sending Dou Zu Nian away, Yi Fang sat alone in an empty room. Thinking of the dance at Dou's house before entering the palace, his eyes gradually became misty. He seemed to be thinking of a lot, but also seemed to be thinking of nothing. Just
I felt a sense of loneliness filled with the uncertainty of the world. It wasn't until Cui'er came in to ask her what to prepare for dinner tonight that she came back to her senses.
"The emperor likes to be vegetarian recently. He asked the imperial dining room to prepare more vegetarian food. As for meat..." Yifang frowned and said, "Ask them to make some broth. Maybe the emperor can drink a bowl."
, but you have to wipe off the oil residue on the surface.
Cui'er wrote them down one by one and responded. Yifang thought of Xia Jie's sudden message today that he wanted to come here to have a meal.
Xia Jie had visited her several times in the past half month, but the one he visited most often was Concubine Shu. Although Concubine Shu devoted herself to Buddhism, she had the emperor's eldest son under her knees, so she had always been favored by the emperor. For Xia Jie, this
Yifang knows his son well. Because he is the eldest son of the emperor, even in this uncertain situation, he is still highly praised by everyone. His temperament is inevitably a bit arrogant. Yifang looks on with cold eyes and feels
Xia Jie was not very concerned about his son's teachings, nor did he care much about it. Thinking that Concubine Shu came from Prince Kang's palace, Yifang became somewhat understanding of Xia Jie's detached behavior.
Neither will they abandon this son completely, so that Prince Kang's palace will always think that the eldest prince has a chance to ascend the throne, but he will side with Xia Jie in the fight between Xia Jie and Xia Yunshen, and he will not overly favor him, so that the prince's party will start to rebound. The art of balance
, Xia Jie has always played with ease.
However, today's dinner must be for his brother. Yi Fang already knew from Dou Zunian that Xia Jie announced his decree in public in the court hall, appointed Dou Zunian as the third envoy, and went to the south to investigate the fraud.
Xia Jie may have wanted to test her attitude to see if she would behave arrogantly in the face of the sudden rise of her half-brother, or take the opportunity to ask for more benefits.
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