Nan Yuan felt that there was a late stage obsessive-compulsive disorder sitting next to her, and she had no appetite at all.

Emperor Jin, on the contrary, was in such a good mood that he ate an extra bowl of rice.

The client, Chen Wang Mu Yixuan, didn't pay attention to others. He ate his dinner without distractions, as if what he was doing was a major event that required his full attention, and he could not tolerate any distractions.

Nan Yuan had already discovered this.

No matter what this little idiot does, he is very devoted.

Therefore, his daze most of the time is not necessarily a real daze, it is probably because he thinks too much about one thing.

This person seems to easily let himself into the whirlpool of thinking.

And once he fell into it, it was very difficult to get out of his own world.

After eating a fixed portion of the meal, Mu Yixuan stopped using his chopsticks.

He looked at Nan Yuan and found that she had also stopped the chopsticks, so he reached out and grabbed her, clasping her hand into his own.

Nan Yuan was expressionless, but felt that her hand was a little itchy.

Emperor Jin looked at the interaction between the two with a smile, and said to Mu Yixuan, "Xuan'er, then I will not disturb you."

Nan Yuan's eyes moved slightly, knowing that Emperor Jin meant her to stay in the palace.

This Emperor Jin was really a willful and selfish emperor.

He doesn't care how people talk about him, and he doesn't care whether Shen Xiyao's reputation will be affected.

Fortunately, Nanyuan didn't care much either.

"Your Majesty, the servant girl dares to ask, where will the servant girl rest tonight?"

Nan Yuan remembered that Eunuch Lin had mentioned that the emperor had already arranged for her to live in a small hall very close to the Palace of King Chen.

At that time, she thought that this small hall was outside the residence of Prince Chen.

If it was in the palace of King Chen, why not just say a side hall next to the palace of King Chen?

Furthermore, it was a very absurd thing that Emperor Jin did to build the palace of King Chen. People rarely mentioned the three words of King Chen's mansion, but directly referred to it as the palace of King Chen.

But now, Nan Yuan felt that she was being tricked.

When she came, she did not find any vacant small halls near Chen Wangfu. However, there are two side halls next to the Palace of King Chen.

Sure enough, when Emperor Jin heard this, he laughed even more kindly, and said with a natural tone: "I asked Mammy Zhou to clean up the side hall next to the Palace of King Lichen yesterday, girl Xiyao can do it. Check in with confidence.”

Nan Yuan: Haha.

"Your Majesty, the ministers and daughters came in a hurry today. Wouldn't it be better if the ministers and daughters went back to the Duke's Mansion first, packed up, and entered the palace tomorrow?"

When Mu Yixuan heard this, he immediately grabbed her hand.

Emperor Jin glanced at the little actions of his precious son and said, "Mother Zhou is ready. If there is anything else missing, just tell Mama Zhou directly."

With that said, Emperor Jin's attitude became more friendly, like an old father who told his future husband-in-law to take good care of his daughter, he said a lot: "Xiyao girl, Xuan'er is very good. Yes, it's not a loss for you to marry him. In the future, I will give Xuan'er to you. If I can see Xuan'er recover in my lifetime, I will have nothing to regret..."

Emperor Jin spoke as if he remembered the past, and his eyes were a little distant.

After the meal, Emperor Jin didn't stay at the Chen Wang Mansion much, and after having a few words with the Chen Wang Mansion wishful thinking, he left the Chen Wang Mansion.

The lonely man had his hands on his back and walked briskly, but the back of his departure showed a bit of loneliness.

His temples have become gray, and if you look closely, you can see the white hair.

But in fact, the Lord of a country is only in his forties.

It is indeed impossible for such a great Jin emperor to protect King Chen for a lifetime.

Nan Yuan couldn't help looking at the indifferent man beside her, but she didn't know for a while whether it was the autistic King Chen or the Emperor Jin who had broken his heart for King Chen.

Emperor Jin, who had left Chen Wangfu, did not go back to his bedroom directly, but instead went to Fengqi Palace.

The queen was surprised when she knew he was coming, but she quickly guessed the reason.

The Emperor Jin's face had a relaxed look that she had rarely seen on her face, and she seemed to be in a good mood.

"Just now I went to see Xuan'er in the Palace of King Chen. Xuan'er said a lot to me. Xuan'er likes that girl from the Shen family very much."

The queen maintained a dignified manner, and the smile on her face was also very decent, "The emperor still remembers that Master Hui'an of Fangyuan Temple gave Xuan'er an order?

The master said that Xuan'er would meet a noble person, but now the concubine thinks that this lady Shen is probably Xuan'er's noble person. With this girl here, Xuan'er's health will get better and better. "

Of course Emperor Jin remembered this, but he didn't believe it.

Which of those masters is not a good choice.

He has waited for so many years, Xuan'er has rarely even stepped out of the palace gate of Prince Chen's mansion, and there is no chance of meeting any noble person.

But now, he has some faith.

That's why he robbed someone directly from the queen so unreasonably. If Shen Xiyao is Xuan'er's nobleman, no matter what status Shen Xiyao is, he will grab it.

"Queen, do you really think so?" Emperor Jin asked.

The queen smiled and replied, "Xuan'er's illness has not improved for more than ten years, and now she has finally turned around. It is understandable for the emperor to do what his concubines do, and his concubines do not blame the emperor.

It's just that there is no resentment, but there is some anger.

In this matter, the emperor was too impatient.

Why didn't the emperor speak to his concubine first? Wouldn't it be more justifiable if the courtiers and concubines pushed the marriage first, and then the emperor issued the decree? "

The Great Jin Emperor smiled embarrassingly, "I was too happy at the time, and I acted a little impulsive. Lianrong, I have wronged you and Yu'er this time."

When the queen heard "Lian Rong", a boudoir name that had not been called for a long time, she was slightly lost.

She hadn't heard the emperor call her that for many years.

Back then, when she "loved the crown harem" and the emperor rested in her palace, he often called her like that.

Once upon a time, she was also troubled by the word love.

The Jin Emperor was very heroic when she was young, and she was also very beautiful when she was young.

At that time, she received the only favor from the harem, and her heart also fell on the emperor. I wished that the emperor would rest in his palace every day and not visit other concubines.

Until one time, she accidentally bumped into the picture of Emperor Jin and Concubine Zhuang getting along.

The monarch of a country looked at Concubine Zhuang with a gentleness she had never seen before, as if the world's treasures were inferior to the woman in front of him, and she suddenly understood something.

The emperor's favor can be spoken out and performed, but the emperor's love for a woman cannot be acted out, and it doesn't need to be said in person.

That night, she hid in the quilt and shed tears all night.

Later, she understood the intention of Emperor Jin, and she was jealous of Concubine Zhuang, and she hated Emperor Jin who put her in danger.

However, as she gained more and more power, she gradually saw the illusory love and hatred, and it was more important to hold the power in her own hands.

As it turns out, she was right.

She escaped these open guns and dark arrows in the harem, and she inevitably got a lot of blood on her hands, but in the end, she became stronger and stronger, so powerful that even Emperor Jin had to make her an empress logically.

And the Concubine Zhuang, who once made her extremely jealous, has long since turned into a handful of loess.