Raising a concubine under her nose, the reborn mistress marries the prince

The Grand Empress Dowager paused for a moment, then said slowly, "As for the Queen Dowager, I will arrange for her to move out of Fengyi Palace. You need to move in as soon as possible."

Jiang Chuwei heard this and hurriedly responded respectfully: "Yes!"

In fact, Jiang Chuwei didn't have too many extravagant demands for a place to live.

However, since the Empress Dowager had spoken, she did not dare to raise the slightest objection.

After all, Fengyi Palace was the sleeping palace of the empresses of all dynasties. It was not appropriate for the empress dowager to live here and worship Buddha for a long time.

Now that the Empress Dowager is determined to rectify the palace regulations, Jiang Chuwei naturally has no intention of stopping her.

Speaking of the Queen Mother, although she is now devoted to Buddhism, who knows whether she still harbors ill will towards Lin Muheng?

Thinking back to the time, one could tell from the way he treated his grandson that this person was definitely not a kind person.

Looking back to that year, the prince unfortunately passed away, leaving behind only his young son Jun'er.

Before his death, the prince left a will, begging the queen mother not to leave the child to be raised.

Emperor Rongsheng thought of the father-son relationship, so he kept Jun'er by his side to raise him personally. However, Emperor Rongsheng had many children, and the slight sense of guilt he initially felt for the Crown Prince's affairs soon disappeared without a trace.

Poor Jun'er was not a smart or clever person, so it wasn't long before his grandfather forgot about him.

As for the Queen Mother at this time, seeing this situation, she had become disheartened and no longer cared about worldly affairs.

Her son, who was appointed as the crown prince, still did not receive the attention and reuse he deserved even though he held such a respected position.

As a mother, she was isolated and helpless, because she had no support from her natal family. Although she had the noble title of queen, it was just a formality. How could she effectively help her grandson?

I don't know whether it was out of deep hatred for the prince or she had really seen through the vanity of this world, but the Queen Mother treated Jun'er so coldly and indifferently.

Later, poor Jun'er unfortunately caught a cold, which was not a serious illness, but who would have thought that it would cost his young life!

Jiang Chuwei could still believe it if he was an ordinary person, but Jun'er was the emperor's grandson!

There are many palace maids and eunuchs taking care of her.

Jiang Chuwei couldn't help but secretly wonder if there was some ulterior conspiracy hidden in this.

How could a mere cold easily take away a life, especially that of Jun'er, the grandson of the emperor? Who could believe this?

However, in this huge and turbulent imperial palace, the death of princes and grandchildren does not seem to be a rare occurrence.

Therefore, Jun'er's departure did not cause any ripples, and soon it was as if he had never existed.

Based on this alone, Jiang Chuwei found it difficult to feel sympathy for the Queen Mother.

After all, one can remain so indifferent even when facing the death of a loved one.

She believed that the Queen Mother was undoubtedly a cold-blooded, heartless person.

Even the compassionate Buddha would find it difficult to influence such a person.

What's more, it is said that the Queen Mother had made things difficult for Lin Muheng and tortured him when he was still a child!

Jiang Chuwei just couldn't respect her at all.

The Grand Empress Dowager looked at the Queen. She was indeed very pitiful with bright eyes and white teeth. No wonder she could win the Emperor's heart so tightly.

In her heart, the Empress Dowager admired Jiang Chuwei very much.

It is her ability that makes the emperor fall in love with her.

However, who can know how things will develop in the future?

Throughout history, which emperor did not have three palaces, six courtyards and three thousand beauties!

By then, I really don’t know whether the Queen will still be able to keep the Emperor all to herself.

But then again, all these complicated and confusing things had nothing to do with her.

Back then, her once prominent family had fallen into decline. After experiencing the vicissitudes of life, she chose to devote herself to worshipping Buddha and gradually became more open-minded.

All the disputes and struggles in the world may ultimately be nothing more than an illusory dream.

Just like her life experience, although she finally climbed to the supreme position with untold hardships, she was still unable to protect her own mother's home.

Even though she was the empress dowager, the emperor could decide on her family with just a word.

All the fighting is in vain.

This seemingly magnificent and desirable palace actually became a cage that bound her for life, trapping her forever and making her unable to escape.

I only heard the Empress Dowager say slowly: "I plan to leave the palace with the concubines."

Jiang Chuwei couldn't help but look surprised when she heard this, and quickly said, "Why didn't the Empress Dowager stay in the palace? You can just live in Ci'an Palace forever."

The Empress Dowager smiled slightly and responded, "Don't worry, I will issue an imperial decree to order the Empress Dowager to leave the palace with me."

Jiang Chuwei was even more surprised when she heard this, because based on her understanding of the Empress Dowager, this old lady was by no means a kind-hearted person.

Is the Empress Dowager so kind as to let her be the only one in power here?

So what is the purpose behind this action?

Although she was full of doubts, Jiang Chuwei quickly responded, "Yes!"

After all, no matter what the Empress Dowager's intention was, this was what she wanted to see.

The imperial palace is about to become a temple.

As a junior, she would not comment casually on the imperial decree issued personally by the Empress Dowager.

Besides, the Empress Dowager chose to leave the palace on her own, so even if others wanted to accuse her of being unfilial, they would not be able to do so.

Jiang Chuwei also realized that Lin Muheng did not have a very close relationship with the Royal Grandmother.

After all, Lin Muheng was an invisible person in the palace when he was a child.

There is no emotional involvement, it's all superficial, there's no need to pretend to keep someone.

So Jiang Chuwei agreed without thinking.

At this time, the Empress Dowager narrowed her eyes slightly and thought to herself: This girl is so frank that she is too lazy to even pretend to be nice.

As night fell and the lights came on, the entire palace was shrouded in moonlight, appearing exceptionally peaceful and mysterious.

Jiang Chuwei hurried to the imperial study, only to see the emperor sitting at the desk, reading memorials attentively.

"Your Highness!" Jiang Chuwei bowed respectfully and said, "I have something to report to you."

The emperor looked up at her, smiled and motioned her to stand up and come closer. Then Jiang Chuwei told the emperor everything that happened during the day.

The next morning, the sunlight shone through the window onto the ground, forming patches of mottled light and shadows.

Lin Muheng got up early, and after washing up, he went to Ci'an Palace where the Royal Grandmother lived to pay her respects.

When he saw the Empress Dowager, he first bowed respectfully, then asked with concern: "Grandmother, how are you these days? I came to ask if you have any needs. I will definitely send someone to make proper arrangements."

The Empress Dowager looked at the Emperor kindly, shook her head slightly, and said with a smile: "Your Majesty, don't worry. The Empress is here, she will naturally prepare everything."

The Grand Empress Dowager and the Queen Mother decided to go to the royal temple together to pray for blessings. Once the news came out that the concubines and imperial concubines in the palace had moved out of the palace, the ministers in the court all breathed a sigh of relief.

During these days, the Grand Empress Dowager and the Queen Mother have been staying in the palace to worship Buddha, making the entire palace filled with the scent of sandalwood, as if it had turned into a huge temple.

Now that they have finally left, everyone feels a little happier.

If this continues for a long time, how can we explain to our ancestors?

However, what is strange is that the Queen Mother has never met Jiang Chuwei.

Jiang Chuwei didn't care about this situation.

Everyone has their own destiny. Since the Queen Mother doesn't like me, why should I bother myself and try to please her?

What's more, Lin Muheng was able to ascend to the throne entirely through his own efforts and strength, not by snatching it from the previous crown prince.

So even if the Queen Mother was unwilling, it would be of no avail.

The Empress Dowager has been worshipping Buddha for the past few years but has not figured out anything.