Comprehensive film and television: the queen is charming and has many children and blessings

The emperor calmed down after drinking the tea. An Lingrong felt relieved. She was really afraid that the emperor would force her to judge the case in a rage.

As a result, she relaxed her breath too early, and the Emperor still told An Lingrong about the Empress's affairs.

He stared at An Lingrong with his pair of hooked and curved almond-shaped eyes without blinking, insisting to hear her say anything.

An Lingrong sighed, it seemed that there was no way to escape.

An Lingrong: "I don't understand the great principles, and I can't help the emperor solve his problems, but I do have a way to make him happy."

An Lingrong didn't want to get involved in the affairs between the Emperor and the Empress Dowager and their son. It was a mess in the first place.

If she were to say, the emperor is the ruler of the Qing Dynasty, and the rest of the people are his defeated generals, so why should she take them to heart?

Moreover, as an emperor who owns the whole world, it is completely unnecessary for him to care about the maternal love of the empress dowager.

But can she say it?

She couldn't say it. If she did, when the Empress Dowager passed away, the Emperor would be the one to take the blame if he felt upset.

She must be crazy to meddle in other people's business.

The emperor was diverted by An Lingrong, and he also wanted to see how An Lingrong could make him happy.

He thought that maybe An Lingrong was performing her talent for him, but he didn't expect that An Lingrong went directly to the small kitchen. This was something An Lingrong specifically requested.

The emperor is in Chengqian Palace, and she can have whatever she wants. Not to mention a small kitchen, even if she wants a pie in the sky, these people can make it happen.

The emperor didn't expect that An Lingrong would go to the kitchen.

As far as he knew, An Lingrong was a daughter of an official family. Could it be that she had learned cooking?

The emperor was very curious. He thought that An Lingrong might have gone into the kitchen to give orders to the palace servants. All the concubines in the harem were like this anyway. Saying that they made the soups themselves was actually an excuse to curry favor with the emperor.

The truth is that they gave the order themselves and brought it with their own hands. Even if they did it with their own hands, each of them cherished the water onion as much as their nails and would not enter the kitchen.

The emperor was in a playful mood and insisted on following An Lingrong into the kitchen, under the pretext of helping, but in fact he just wanted to see how An Lingrong would break the deadlock.

He still doesn't believe that An Lingrong would cook in the kitchen herself.

An Lingrong originally tried to stop the Emperor from entering the kitchen. What a joke! If the Emperor of the Qing Dynasty entered the kitchen and other people knew about it, she, An Lingrong, would be drowned in their spit.

But since the emperor repeatedly asked for help, she had no choice but to go along with it and ask for his help.

All the palace servants could only watch from the sidelines, each of them trembling with fear. They had lived for so many years and even dreamed of becoming the Jade Emperor, but they just couldn't believe that there would be a day when the Emperor would have to wash vegetables and make fire.

An Lingrong is essentially a rabbit spirit. She is not afraid of the imperial power at all. In her eyes, the emperor is nothing more than an old useless person.

Although the emperor of this small world's description of "old vegetable" was a bit disrespectful, his old age was a foregone conclusion.

So she was not afraid at all when commanding the emperor.

She also knew that the emperor could not handle difficult tasks, but she could still wash vegetables and peel garlic. After all, the ingredients in the small kitchen had already been processed by the palace servants and would not really contaminate the emperor.

After An Lingrong was sure that the emperor really wanted to help, she personally put on an apron for the emperor to the shock of all the palace servants.

The emperor opened his arms and allowed An Lingrong to put on the apron for her.

An Lingrong helped the emperor put on an apron face to face, and her hands deftly tied the apron behind the emperor's back.