Favoring concubines and killing wives? The miraculous doctor mistress went crazy after her rebirth

The emperor also looked a little dazed.

It even feels like time has passed very quickly.

When he was a child, he looked forward to growing up, but when he really grew up, he found that the adult world was really complicated.

When I was a child, happiness was very simple. I would be very happy when being taken out to play by the Wei family or eating delicious food at the Wei family.

At that time, it was because the Wei family liked him that my father saw him.

Otherwise, my father would have forgotten him altogether.

The emperor personally helped the lady dowager to stand up and asked her to sit down.

The old lady did not take it personally. Looking at the emperor's still cordial attitude, she knew that it was right to keep a low profile and never ask the emperor for anything over the years.

If you keep causing trouble for the emperor, the emperor may not do so.

The emperor was indeed confused because the lady had never asked him for anything before.

The palace never specially invited her to any banquets or anything like that, and she seldom attended any.

It is even said that she seldom attended banquets hosted by noble families.

The emperor felt a little sorry for the lady.

The emperor also knew that his father wanted Wei Ying to inherit the Wei Mansion, but Wei Ying refused.

Wei Ying married into the Duke of Zhongyong's mansion at that time just to preserve the last bit of the Wei family's integrity and the last thing it had.

It was indeed a marriage of downgrade. Both his father and he felt that Earl Zhongyong was not worthy of Wei Ying.

However, although the uncle at that time had mediocre abilities, he had good character and was handsome, so it was not too much of an insult to Wei Ying.

The lady said in a low voice: "Your Majesty, I am actually guilty."

The Emperor was shocked when he heard the Madam say this, and hurriedly said, "Madam, you are drunk, please don't say that."

"If you are here for Chinen's matter, Madam, don't worry. I actually want to grant you the marriage, but I'm just going to hold off for a while."

The lady doesn't want to delay.

The lady knelt down again and said, "Your Majesty, I am not speaking empty words."

"This time I want to talk about Chinen's life experience."

The emperor was startled. "Background, what background?"

"Isn't she your granddaughter, the daughter of Jiang Zhengcai and Huo? Does she have any other background?"

When he said this, the emperor's heart skipped a beat for some reason, and he vaguely felt that there might be something that shocked and excited him.

As expected, the lady said, "Your Majesty, Zhinian is of the Wei family bloodline and a daughter of the Wei family."

Hearing these words, the emperor became excited and even suspected that he had heard it wrongly.

"Madam, are you...are you telling the truth?"

As the emperor, he hasn't been emotionally excited or had such big ups and downs in a long time.

But at this moment, the emperor really felt his heartbeat quickened, which was very unusual.

He was a little excited.

The Madam nodded and said, "Your Majesty, I dare not speak carelessly about the reputation of the Wei family. It is absolutely true."

The emperor didn't know what to say, "Then she is..."

Is she the daughter of a member of the Wei family?

The lady said, "She is the granddaughter of the sixth brother, and her surname is also Wei."

"At that time, Master Zhide took me to meet my sixth brother's son and daughter-in-law."

"Aman was already pregnant at that time. She had planned to give birth in the Huguo Temple, but they were being hunted down and were in danger. They didn't want to implicate me..."

"They just want to hand the child to me, hoping that I can protect her and raise her safely..."

"Later, they left to divert the people who were chasing them. I don't know where they went."

"Master Zhide probably knows, but we haven't seen him for a long time."

"I wanted to use secret guards to protect them, but they didn't use it because they were afraid of implicating the Wei family..."

"It was Huo who helped me protect Chinen..."

"It's just that Yuchen is living away from home, and now Chinen knows her own life story. We didn't want to tell her in the first place, and we just wanted Chinen to live a stable life."

"It's just that the rumors outside are keeping me awake at night. If my brothers knew, they would be very sad."

"They definitely couldn't bear to let Chinen go through this."

The lady spoke some things intermittently. Although she spoke in a calm tone, the emperor's eyes were slightly red and he even felt a sour feeling in his heart.

"Madam, it's my fault. I didn't know and didn't protect this child, so she was slandered like that."

It’s all the fourth brother’s fault!

Knowing Jiang Zhinian's background and the fact that she is the daughter of the Wei family, the emperor naturally holds a much higher status in her heart.

It's completely different from her surname Jiang.

"Youchen has worked hard. When he comes back and I meet him, I will let him recover his past. He will be the heir to the Earl's Mansion in the future."

"The Huo family, I plan to make important use of them. After a few years, I will transfer the Huo family back to the capital."

"It would be better for them to return to the capital in a few years rather than now. That way, the Huo family will be less affected..."

The emperor knew that Huo had protected the Wei family's children, and thought that the Huo family was really good, so he was willing to use and promote them.

He explained it carefully to the lady.

In the entire court and among the noble families, perhaps only Wei Ying would receive such treatment.

The emperor's thoughts are difficult to predict, and ordinary people cannot guess what he is thinking.

But this time, the emperor carefully explained his ideas to the lady dowager.

He will treat well all those who protect Wei Zhinian.

Once Jiang Youchen inherits the Earl's Mansion, the Earl's Mansion of Loyalty and Bravery will also be reused by him.

Of course, this is limited to the Madam and Jiang Youchen, not other people in the Earl's Mansion.

Who made those people treat Chinen badly?

The emperor knows the general situation of every official in the court and every noble family.

The lady said, "Your Majesty, this is a letter from Sixth Brother, as well as a letter from his son Wei Ping and his daughter-in-law A'man."

“This is a keepsake they left behind.”

The lady had brought all these things with her just in case, in case the emperor didn't believe them, so she took them all out.

"Also, this is a letter from Master Zhide."

Master Zhide was highly respected and was once entrusted by the late emperor with the important task of serving as the imperial teacher, but he refused.

So there is his letters as evidence, and it cannot be faked.

Then the emperor knew about the existence of Wei Jia Liulang.

Outsiders didn't know it at the time, but the emperor, who often visited the Wei family, knew the secret.

He also met Liu Lang secretly.

Later, after the Wei family was gone, the emperor tried to find Liu Lang, but gave up, thinking that Liu Lang was also gone.

Of course the emperor knew Liulang of the Wei family and had seen his handwriting, so he knew it as soon as he opened the letter.

The letter mentioned that he was being chased and fell off a cliff, lost his memory and was rescued by a herbalist, and the two got married and had children.

Later, when his memory recovered, he remembered everything that had happened.

But the child is the blood of the Wei family, and he just wants to protect his son.

But Wei Lin’s health was not good after all, and he eventually passed away.

The herbalist girl raised Wei Ping.

Later, Wei Ping met a woman and they got married. Not long after, they were hunted down.

The people who were chasing them were described in the letter. When the emperor saw the description, his expression changed and he thought that they might be the assassins trained by the previous dynasty.

Realizing this, the emperor was extremely angry.