This was actually very rude. She made up her mind. At worst, she couldn't be regarded as the imperial concubine. What are you afraid of? She tried to escape several times, but she should have been beheaded for a long time and could still survive by chance.
Now, it's already earned.
The surroundings were very quiet and no one answered.
He stood up and paced back and forth.
After a long time, her squinted heart suddenly collapsed. She raised her head and looked at the unpredictable emperor, and was about to say loudly, "If you want to die, give me a good knife. What is this fearful thing?"
Before he could speak, he heard a burst of extremely heartfelt laughter.
She looked at him in surprise, but saw him laughing even more happily.
"Your Majesty, why are you laughing at?"
He pulled her up and laughed: "Okay, okay, I understand. Queen Mother, you are still calculating me until now. But I like this calculating."
She watched him laugh unscrupulously, not understanding.
Didn’t he hate the Empress Dowager so much? But why did he feel so relieved?
Isn’t it normal for him to object as long as the empress dowager agrees?
Outsiders think that the little emperor and the empress dowager are incompatible. There is no family affection under the imperial power, and they want to get rid of it quickly. But why did she think that this is not the case at all???
The relationship between the emperor and the empress dowager was more puzzling than she thought.
However, she looked at the emperor's face and suddenly dissipated, as if he had never asked such a stupid question, and her hearty smile never left the corner of his mouth.
She gradually understood something - it was very shocking - everyone in the world thought she had a secret edict and she herself was carrying this huge burden - so he asked her first.
Let's solve this problem as soon as possible.
Nothing at all.
From then on, this problem will never become any obstacle between them again.
"Your Majesty... The Queen Mother asked you to settle me. Did you really let me be the imperial concubine?"
This problem is like a thorn in the throat.
How could the Queen Mother make such a ridiculous imperial edict?
Since she confessed, he must confess to her too - wouldn't it be better to have no grudges???
He thoughtfully: "Now, why do you have to ask this question? Is this very important? It's not important at all, right?"