"Also, tonight is the palace banquet for Crown Princess Xuanli, so why don't you, Your Majesty the Emperor, come to visit us?" After saying this with a sneer, he grabbed the petrified Su Ningxia next to him.
Walked out of the palace gate.
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"Your Majesty, please don't be angry. Chen'er has been this way since he was a child. I brought him here to apologize to you!" After Qian Yichen left, Queen Yuanzhen knelt down at his feet in tears and begged him for help.
forgive.
"Get out of here!" Qian Muqing shouted angrily, pushed her aside, and left angrily!
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Looking at his back, Yuan Zhen shed tears of despair...
These are all sins she committed eighteen years ago!
Back then, she and Qian Muqing got drunk and had an affair. After they woke up, they made a promise to forget all this forever because the person he loved was not her. But as fate dictated, she happened to be pregnant with Chen'er...
After knowing that she was pregnant, she also thought about going to him, but what happened before her eyes was the bolt from the blue that he was going to get married.
So she gave up. She also thought about aborting the child, but when the little life in her belly kicked her gently, she still couldn't bring herself to give birth to the child alone, carrying the burden of her unmarried husband.
Chen'er received a bad reputation and was abandoned by her family and relatives. She raised Chen'er with difficulty by herself.
More than a month after Chen'er was born, when she saw the news on TV that "the royal family is happy to have a little prince," she was heartbroken...
Later, I don't know which media actually exposed their "drunk accident" incident that day. The news that Chen'er was the eldest son of the royal family immediately caused a huge turmoil within the royal family. The sudden pressure forced the emperor to change his name to Chen.
The son is the prince.
At that time, Empress Shuzhen (the emperor's ex-wife) also fell seriously ill due to this incident and passed away, leaving only a son, one month younger than Chen'er, named Qian Yiying.
After the death of Empress Shuzhen, members of the royal family strongly suggested that the crown prince's mother should be named queen. In order to avoid affecting the foundation of the royal family, the emperor agreed.