Quick Travel: Dream Hunt

Ting He took a pregnancy pill when she and His Majesty were being chased by Hong Lang. From tomorrow on, the little seedling will grow vigorously.

Since His Majesty had a reason to send Concubine Wang away, it seemed as if he had opened a Pandora's box. In the following days, every day after Concubine Wang washed up, he went to the Concubine's Palace. As a result, the Concubine had to dress up every time. What else could His Majesty do? Then he changed the place.

No one can gossip about His Majesty, and who can keep His Majesty waiting? Anyway, everything is the fault of the imperial concubine, who made her too hypocritical.

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The days that followed passed quickly. Ting He cherished every day she spent with His Majesty. His Majesty wrote poems for her, painted her portrait, and swung for her...

This ordinary woman who had lived in the lower class as a nanny since childhood, and this personal maid who became the Queen's maid, had for the first time the beautiful memory of being pampered and held in the palm of His Majesty's hand.

It is worth mentioning that a few months after entering the palace, her stepmother and stepfather have already conceived the next generation, and they are now well-fed. Ting He knows that it is definitely a boy.

After Ting He took the fertility pill, she knew she was pregnant, but she didn't reveal it to anyone, nor did she reveal any flaws in her eating habits. After all, how could she, a puppet possessed by a soul, have such a real pregnancy reaction?

But His Majesty the Emperor has suffered a lot during this period. The virtuous concubine always uses the excuse of feeling unwell to reject him, which makes him suffer a lot during this period.

During this period of time, Tinghe collected some seeds of precious medicinal herbs and bought a few bottles of nutrient water in the system mall. She has been thinking about whether she can grow the medicinal herbs. So she has been very busy during this period. It is not that she is deliberately ignoring Your Majesty, she is just a little busy.

Your Majesty has been very busy during this period. The civilians are not making much noise, but the officials always use the low status of women as an excuse to overthrow the system of girls' education. They don't want women to be too prominent in public and don't want to see women become powerful.

The reason is that a lot of shops famous for cosmetics have suddenly sprung up in the capital, selling rouge, powder and custom-made clothes. Not only are they expensive, but they also require connections, and wives and daughters are scrambling to buy from them.

The rouge and powder were not only delicate and fragrant, but the box was also made of colored glaze, which was beautiful and generous. The clothes were avant-garde and bold, and each person's style was different. This should not have been brought up in the court.

Who would have thought that the shop could actually help people become more beautiful? Their wives and daughters’ skin became a shade whiter and more beautiful, and their taste in clothes improved a lot. This is something worth being happy about.

But from then on, each lady brought another lady with her. For a long time, the ladies were not seen at home during the day. They were only seen at home at night, dressed up beautifully. They were not so concerned about them anymore and only cared for money.

These court officials went from being slightly dissatisfied to not wanting to pay, so they united and went to the store, only to be told that men were not allowed in because all services in the store were for women.

The men were humiliated. This shop, which was rumored to be a den for women to spend money, dared not let men enter. Moreover, the shop was so expensive. They had no idea what they were doing. It was possible that the ladies had joined forces to find pretty boys here to play with.

Later, a war broke out, which attracted the Shuntian Prefecture government. Later, it was discovered that the owner of the shop was a woman, and all the makeup artists, embroiderers, and craftsmen who made rouge and powder were women.

After arriving at the hall, the officials and men discovered that there were a lot of women watching the fun. The noble ladies of the aristocratic families had all gone out and were showing their faces in public. There were also many women doing business, including female doctors, embroiderers, those selling food, handicrafts, cake making, makeup, and rouge and powder.

At first glance, it used to be a big deal if there was one middle-aged woman among ten men, but now, half of ten business owners are women.

This has really stirred up a hornet's nest. You know, once a woman has knowledge, experience and the ability to make money, she will not just stay in the backyard and only see the three acres of land, but will only give birth to children and bear children.

The officials collectively submitted a memorial, demanding the execution of the virtuous concubine as a witch, saying that she had established girls' schools, led women to rebel, cultivated women's business capabilities, encouraged women to show their faces in public, affected the development of the Great Xia Kingdom, lost its ethical principles, and promoted the feminist economy.

As long as there is a threat to the development of the Great Xia Kingdom, the officials will be very excited. They don't want women to have too high a status, occupying men's original resources, causing the inner house to be empty, and reducing women's fertility.

The Emperor, who received the memorial, sneered, swept the memorial to the ground, ran up and stepped on it, and angrily scolded the group of old ministers who were taking advantage of their seniority.

It's because His Majesty only favors Concubine Xian, and he is afraid that Concubine Xian will give birth to a prince and affect the status of Concubine Wang, the Prime Minister's daughter.

I also feel that once women understand the truth and have the ability, they will no longer stay in that small house, compete with each other for the favor of men, and only care about having children and continuing their family line.

A woman without talent is virtuous. The original meaning is that if a woman has no talent, she must have moral character.

However, those who selfishly look down on women have deliberately distorted its meaning, saying that the best virtue for a woman is to have no talent or culture.

Bullshit, fallacy, and twisted logic.

When His Majesty was stamping his feet in anger, Tinghe had already received the news and quickly came to the Qinzheng Hall to meet His Majesty.

After learning why His Majesty was angry, Ting He laughed and joked:

"That's easy. They say I encourage women's rights and advocate that women's virtue lies in their lack of talent. I won't refute it. It's impossible to overthrow women's education, but I am confident in playing an uneducated and untalented woman."

Tinghe whispered something to His Majesty. His Majesty sent Tinghe away with a troubled look on his face, and began to quickly arrange things according to Tinghe's suggestions.

After returning to Changqiu Palace, Ting He wrote a manifesto in a very eloquent manner, went to the system mall and spent a huge amount of money to buy the Halo of Great Principles, copied countless critical quotations of men against women, and sent people to secretly distribute them among the people.

After three days of spreading, the content of this manifesto spread throughout Kyoto and even the outside world.

Ting He started with the advantages and disadvantages of the opposition between men and women, and gave countless examples to illustrate the roles of women. He also talked about the possibility of extinction of men without women. After all, every man was born by a woman. He also talked about the true meaning of "a woman's virtue lies in her lack of talent" and how men have misinterpreted it. He called on women to get every right that belongs to them and strive to be their own masters.

With the brainwashing and spread of the halo of great truths, all the women seemed to be encouraged and began to oppose the men, playing to their strengths and resolutely not doing anything for the men, letting them deal with their own family affairs. The women had a small gathering every two days and a big gathering every three days, and did not care about the men in the house at all. After all, their dowries were saved for the women by their mothers and passed down from generation to generation.