Transmigration: From Farmer To Empress

What's going on? She doesn’t know either!

When she heard that the palace had sent someone to report her, the first thing she thought of was that guy, but after thinking about it, she realized that was not the case. If he hadn't given up on her yet, with his shameless rogue character, he would have tried every means to do it. Xun came to the door, instead of calling her in the name of the palace with great fanfare.

But besides him, who else in the palace would recognize her? Could it be----

Queen?

However, she has already drawn a clear line between herself and her son. As a queen, she must be very smart. She should have known that she had nothing to do with her son, so why did she still come here?

Caiwei was puzzled, and in the end she was frightened, and was pulled back to the room by her mother. She quickly cleaned up, and then pushed her out of the Changchun Garden. Following Huamei, she went all the way to the lotus root where the female guests were received at the Anguo Palace. Go to Champs.

On the way, Mrs. Du was very anxious, not knowing whether her daughter was about to face a blessing or a disaster. While she was nervous, she kept thinking about Buddha. Suddenly she glanced at Huamei walking in front, and couldn't help but ask again: "Dare you ask Huamei?" Girl, is it true that the person coming from the palace is named Wei'er? Are you sure you're not mistaken?"

Huamei smiled and said: "Grandma Fourth Aunt, you have asked me this question several times. It's true that I am calling our cousin Miss. It's true!"

"Did you tell me what it means to be called Wei'er? Is it a good thing or a bad thing?"

Du asked carefully, fearing that the other party would say the word "bad".

Huamei said helplessly: "Grandma Si Gu, Huamei is just a messenger girl who runs errands and delivers messages. She dares to get close to the big shots in the palace. Even if you lend me some courage, I don't dare to ask what they are doing to see my cousin." ah!"

"However, it seems to me that the person who came here is friendly and cheerful. It doesn't look like he is here to ask for guilt. He must be up to something good. Don't worry, Auntie..."

After hearing this, Mrs. Du was really relieved, but she still pulled Huamei and kept asking, asking if the person coming from the palace was a man or a woman? how old? Are you getting along well? what for? Who sent it...

Huamei answered them one by one very patiently.

"The person coming from the palace is Bai Shanggong, who is the Queen's personal female official. She is about forty years old. She looks dignified, delicate, courteous and sensible. As for whether she can speak well or not, it's hard to say..."

At this moment, in the Lotus Champs Elysees Hall of Duke Anguo's Mansion, Bai Shanggong was sitting firmly at the top, drinking tea slowly and waiting leisurely, as if the old god was there.

Bai Shanggong is Empress Mo's personal female official. She is a fifth-rank official. Although she is one rank lower than the fourth-rank female official, Gong Zheng, the largest among the female officials, she is serving the most noble empress of the Jin Dynasty. Moreover, the empress Everyone in the aristocratic circle of the Jin Kingdom knows that she is trusted. It can be said that she is the spokesperson of the Queen. Looking at the entire Jin Dynasty, no one dares to neglect her!

The old lady Wang from the Duke's Mansion and her three daughters-in-law accompanied Smiley Face and greeted Bai Shanggong politely, but they were all uneasy in their hearts, desperately trying to figure out Bai Shanggong's purpose of meeting Caiwei.

The little bitch who was born in the countryside has never shown her face since she was brought back to Duke Anguo's mansion, except for meeting them once on the day she returned home.

Theoretically, she is a junior, and she has received so much respect from the Duke's Palace. She should go to greet them every day, but she has no sense of gratitude at all, as well as her ill-bred younger brothers and sisters. , and never greeted them once, or even showed their faces.

Although Mrs. Wang and the other ladies were angry, due to Mr. Huo's instructions, they couldn't do anything to them, so they had to pretend that there were no such people in the house, out of sight and out of mind.