Quick Wear: About the Things I Saved from the Villain

Tang Li discussed matters with the ministers for half an hour, and no one except themselves knew what they talked about.

Half an hour later, the ministers left with complicated expressions.

Wen Junhuan was the only one left in the hall.

Eunuch An was very tactful and led his men out and closed the palace door.

"Wen Aiqing."

Tang Li finally spoke.

Wen Junhuan's heart trembled. He always felt that even the emperor's voice calling him was more pleasant than that of others.

He really seemed hopeless.

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"His Majesty."

He lowered his head slightly to hide the bitterness in his eyes.

So what?

His Majesty has already married, and more importantly, he and the Queen have a deep relationship.

Not only did he carefully plan to marry her as his queen, he also paid close attention to every detail of the preparations for the grand ceremony. Now he is personally handling the matter of Princess Jin, showing such compassion and protection for her.

And if this dirty feeling of mine were to be discovered, it would only make him feel disgusted and disgusted.

"It has been a while since we last met in private. How come you, my dear, have become estranged from me?"

Tang Li chuckled, "You didn't say a word just now. I saw the other ministers hesitated and wanted to ask you a question several times."

"Thank you, Your Majesty and all the gentlemen, for your kindness."

Wen Junhuan pursed his lips and said, "I am not good at handling these matters. Your Majesty and the others are enough."

Tang Li shook his head: I’m not good at handling this. I don’t know who used military law to punish someone during the first morning court session.

However, his answer directly avoided the previous unfamiliar question.

Wen Junhuan didn't want to bring it up, but Tang Li insisted on bringing it up again.

"Then, my dear Lord Wen, do you feel alienated from me?"

It was impossible for him to escape. After going through so many worlds, she would not let him go even if there was no mission.

Wen Junhuan clearly heard the smile in her voice, and his eyes became even darker.

Greetings between the emperor and his subjects, or between friends.

A person who is open and honest, generous and dignified.

People with evil intentions will be in a state of confusion.

He pulled the corners of his lips, his voice dry, "To reply to your Majesty, I have no intention of alienating you."

"That's good."

Tang Li stood up and walked to Wen Junhuan, patting his shoulder.

"In the entire court, only Lord Wen is so special that I can fully trust him. I don't want to be estranged from Lord Wen."

Even though I know that His Majesty and I do not mean the same thing, even though I know His Majesty is referring to friendship, even though I know that the emperor's words are 50% trustworthy and 50% fearful...

Wen Junhuan's heart couldn't help but beat violently.

At least now, he is also special in His Majesty's heart, isn't he?

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There was a deep smile in Tangli's eyes.

"Let's go, Brother Yan Yang, accompany me to the martial arts arena. It's time to continue after a month of rest."

In other words, does he need to go to the palace every day again?

Wen Junhuan didn't know whether he was happy or nervous, and followed closely.

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Wen Junhuan left the palace as the sun set.

Not long after he left, Eunuch An also left the palace and went to Prince Jin's Mansion with an imperial edict.

Prince Jin's daughter Tang Yue was named the first-rank Princess Yuehua and stayed in the palace to be raised by the Queen.

At the same time, the news that Princess Jin was infected with an infectious disease and was recuperating in a villa outside the capital spread throughout the capital.

There was a lot of discussion about this in the capital.

What a good child. Although his father is gone, at least his mother is still alive and well. There is no way that His Majesty and the Queen will have to raise him.

And Princess Jin, she was fine a few days ago, and I heard she went into the palace this morning. No one would believe that she was sick.

But unexpectedly, none of the princelings who should have been most suspicious and spoke out said a word.

The smart ones quickly realized that this matter was not simple.

Just a little inquiry -

In the morning, Princess Jin left the palace early and returned to Prince Jin's Mansion. In the afternoon, His Majesty summoned several adults to the palace. In the evening, the imperial edict arrived at Prince Jin's Mansion. It was heard that several servants in Prince Jin's Mansion had mysteriously disappeared...

What else don’t you understand?

Princess Jin must have committed some serious crime that even the former prince's party could not or was unwilling to protect.

As for the so-called sudden serious illness, everyone knew that she would probably never get better in her lifetime.

After writing the imperial edict and asking Eunuch An to take it to Prince Jin's Mansion, Tang Li took Wang Yue to Luanfeng Palace.

She, the eldest princess and the queen all knew clearly in the morning how to deal with Pang Shi.

He found a random excuse to bring the person back to Prince Jin's mansion and keep him under control, and informed a few representative court officials to avoid him being blamed again.

It was the Queen herself who proposed to keep Tang Yue in the palace.

Originally, the eldest princess wanted to take her to the princess's mansion, but after consideration, Tang Li refused.

Not to mention that the eldest princess doesn't have a prince consort yet, so it's not convenient to raise a child. Even if it is convenient, the environment outside the palace is too messy.

The imperial edict had just been issued, so it was bound to be widely spread outside. It would be bad if Tang Yue accidentally heard it and misunderstood it.

Although there are palace maids who gossip, as long as they are carefully selected, it is very likely that children will not hear such things.

The only problem was that they didn't know how to tell Tang Yue about this.

Before Tang Li summoned the court officials to leave in the afternoon, the eldest princess and the queen were still coaxing the children, but they couldn't help but feel a little worried when they occasionally looked at each other.

It's been an entire afternoon, and I don't know if my imperial sister and the others have said anything.

Tang Li muttered to himself and stepped into the gate of Luanfeng Palace.

Before entering the hall, I heard Tang Yue's coquettish yet extremely persistent voice.

"Aunt Royal~Isn't Mother coming to pick up Yueyue?"

"Aunt Royal~Where on earth did my mother go?"

If you listen carefully, you can still hear the panic caused by doubt.

Tang Yue is actually a very sensitive and intelligent child.

Listening to the advice of the eldest princess and the queen, Tang Li sighed in his heart and strode into the palace.

"Does Yueyue miss her mother?"

"Uncle Emperor!"

Tang Yue hugged Tang Li's legs, her eyes sparkling.

"Eh."

Tang Li pulled Tang Yue to sit down and asked softly.

"Yueyue hasn't returned to the emperor's uncle's question yet. Do you miss your mother?"

"His Majesty......"

Zhao Xizhi felt a little reluctant. They had not thought of how to tell Tang Yue about this matter in the afternoon.

Should I tell the truth or make up an excuse?

Whatever the reason, being away from his mother seemed cruel to a five-year-old.

But Tangli doesn't think so.

After reading the original plot, she discovered that when Tang Yue grew up, her desire for her mother's love was somewhat paranoid and extreme.

She seemed to have never felt maternal love and so was extremely eager for it, but this was different from what they thought was reality.

After all, the prince died when she was five years old. Before she was five years old, she was the prince's eldest daughter who was pampered by everyone.

At that time, Pang's attitude towards her daughter should not be much bad.

At least, she wouldn't be so eager for what she wants that she would not be brainwashed and manipulated like a puppet, and would not be so entangled and struggled to the point of self-torture.

"Yueyue, tell your uncle, do you like your mother?"

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When writing about the greetings between the emperor and his subjects, I suddenly remembered our charming ancestors:

"No one loves me" "How can you bear to abandon me" hahahaha