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Chapter 352 Gift-giving is risky

While she was eating in the evening, the queen suddenly sent a female official to come and scolded her, saying, "Why are you hiding evil intentions and using utensils to curse the monarch?"

What was she cursing?

In the end, she was asked to kneel down and copy Buddhist scriptures to reflect on her past mistakes. Didn't she have "I want to deal with you" written all over her face?

Are the methods of palace fighting these days so simple and crude?

When Tang Shi accepted the order, the female officer had a dead face and stared at her to copy. Linlang put the futon down, but the female officer kicked it away and said coldly: "Madam, please think about it sincerely!"

Tang Shi's expression turned cold.

Linlang blocked her, then asked Weixin to put the futon on, and said coldly: "Lord Sizheng, you have to be merciful and merciful... Of course you have to do what the master calls for, but there is a master above the master! Your Majesty

It’s like a clear mirror in my heart.”

The female officer's expression changed slightly: "I was acting on orders, I'm sorry for Mrs. County."

Linlang smiled: "It's okay for our master to kneel down for a while, and he doesn't dare to bear grudges against the Queen, but if you show mercy, master will naturally remember your benefits."

Tang Shi listened silently to the confrontation between the two men.

Linlang said: The queen must also listen to the emperor! The emperor will not do anything to our master because of this crime!

The implication of the female officer's words is that I don't mean to embarrass your master, but I don't dare to disobey the queen's order!

Linlang said, you have to choose one of the two, how can it be so cheap to think twice and not offend? If you want our master not to deal with you, then you have to risk offending the queen.

But in the end, the female official chose the queen...

She said: "The county lady cursed the monarch, which is a punishable crime. The empress also asked the queen mother for instructions! Just asking the master to kneel down and copy the scriptures is already an extra favor. Please also ask the county lady not to be ignorant of good and evil!"

become!

Tang Shi quickly knelt down on the ground and copied half a volume of scriptures. Gu Jiuxing came in a hurry. He was an old man, sweating from running, and said hurriedly: "Why don't you help Mrs. County get up quickly?"

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He scolded the dragon guard: "Come here, take down this slave who is pretending to be a messenger of Yi's will!"

The female officer's face turned pale at that moment, and her legs were weak when she was dragged down.

She will definitely not survive this crime. To be honest, she is quite unjust, but someone has to bear the crime. The queen cannot be punished easily, and only the servants will be unlucky.

This society is really scary.

Tang Shi was helped up by someone and looked confused: "Manager Gu, what on earth is going on?"

Gu Jiuxing whispered: "Your Highness, please bring a pendulum clock to the palace." He put an accent on the word "clock" and said, "The Empress will grab this word."

Tang Shi suddenly realized...

Send the bell, send the end??

This is really true. If you want to inflict a crime, why bother without words!

However, this matter is not over yet.

It wasn't until the next day that the imperial concubine sent her eunuch Xiao Luzi over to tell her what was going on.

It is said that the queen somehow got the news that she had sent a pendulum clock to the palace. When the emperor was discussing the matter, he even boasted to the courtiers that the clock could replace the clock.

The empress then advised the empress dowager to send a pendulum "clock", but her meaning was unknown.

The Queen Mother was old and was very taboo about these things, so she just nodded and said that the name was indeed inappropriate.

In fact, the Queen Mother meant to change her name. But the Queen took advantage of this and sent a female official over in the name of the Queen Mother.

When Ding Xiaoyan saw that Linlang couldn't speak, he hurried into the palace to ask for help. Emperor Ming Yan became angry when he heard this and immediately sent Gu Jiuxing over.

In fact, this matter has been done in two ways.

Before Ding Xiaoyan entered the palace, Gu Jiuxing had already obtained the information, but because the emperor had been discussing matters, he did not go in to report it for a while.

As soon as Ding Xiaoyan arrived, the emperor happened to see it. After asking, Emperor Mingyan immediately became angry and sent him over. The handling was relatively simple and rough.

But Emperor Ming Yan didn't know that the Queen's decree was issued in the name of the Queen Mother.

The Queen did this, of course, to stop Emperor Ming Yan from getting angry, but he had already lost his temper, which seemed very disrespectful to the Queen Mother.

But after all, it was handled in the name of "fake transmission of Yi's decree", and the Queen Mother didn't know the details, so it was fine for the mother and son to just explain a few sentences behind closed doors, or even not to explain.

But in the end, according to the imperial concubine's internal information, it was said that Emperor Ming Yan went to the Queen Mother to explain, and the Queen Mother persuaded him not to be so disrespectful to the Queen. Even if the Queen did something wrong, he could still deal with it tactfully and save her face...

Then Emperor Ming Yan blurted out something, which must have hurt the Queen Mother's heart.

The two mother and son actually got angry.

This anger lasted for several days.

Afterwards, Emperor Ming Yan specially sent someone to tell her that the pendulum clock was named "Bu Shi Pan", and told her not to worry too much, as the matter had nothing to do with her.

But Emperor Ming Yan never came, which shows that he was very angry.

Tang Shi was really blinded by this follow-up.

These days, giving a gift is risky, and it can cause so many troubles for nothing.

In the Tang Dynasty, he was worried about Emperor Ming Yan and couldn't help but go to the palace to ask.

The anger of people like them is different from the anger of ordinary people.

There is no quarrel or fuss. On the surface, you can't tell at all. You keep talking when you should, and say hello when you should. Anyway, both of them are "you won't tell me and I won't tell anyone who asks me, and I won't admit it." But the atmosphere is wrong.

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The imperial concubine quietly told her about the knot between the Queen Mother and the Emperor.

Anyway, it’s just that you are partial, mother, and it’s not me you love the most... is this such a small thing?

The Queen Mother's eldest son had died of smallpox many years ago, and Emperor Ming Yan had a very good relationship with his brother at that time. No one would find it interesting to make such a fuss at this time.

However, the Queen Mother and the Emperor were extremely childish, and neither of them bowed their heads first.

Tang Shi thought for a while and said to the imperial concubine: "Don't worry, I have a way."

She asked Jun to leave the palace and bring a mahogany box from the shelf in her study.

It was an unfinished handmade picture album. She finished the last two paintings on the imperial concubine's desk, dried the ink, and handed it to the imperial concubine: "Aniang, take this sacred tool of peace-making and use it."

The imperial concubine took it and took a look at it. She immediately laughed, gave her daughter a "well done" look, and went to Cining Palace.

Tang Shi left the palace directly without waiting for the follow-up.

The imperial concubine went to Cining Palace and said to the Queen Mother with a smile: "Enfu gave me something. I find it interesting, so I dare to bring it to you to see. It's just that the emperor will be angry if he sees it.

Come down, you must help me stop it."

The Queen Mother was not very interested, but she was an imperial concubine after all, so she still had to give her face, so she smiled and said, "What is it?"

The imperial concubine presented it, which was a thread-bound book slightly larger than a cattail leaf fan.

The Queen Mother took a look and saw several large characters in strange fonts on the cover: "I, Aye, am the lower realm of the God King!"

Above the word "God Lord", there is a little man as big as a finger, standing majestically.

When I opened it, the first thing I saw was a Q version of a fairy, in the style of Tang Guifei. The fleshy one is very cute and cute, but even though the painting style is so cute, the little person looks like he is looking down on all living beings, that twitchy one.

The energy is still vivid on the paper.


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