Wang Ye, are you leaving today?

Chapter 621 The Harem shall not interfere in politics
Neither King Beichen nor Li Yue thought that Zhu Yunyan would be able to refute them like this in front of the emperor in full view.

Concubine Jin, who was sitting in a high position, couldn't help giggling when she saw that King Beichen had nothing to say for a while and was at a disadvantage.

"Your Majesty, this is the first time for this concubine to see His Royal Highness Prince Rui. He is as brave as the legends are. Look at the aura of Chu and Qin today. I'm afraid no one can match it?"

Concubine Jin's words were clearly provoking the father-son relationship between the Emperor and Prince Rui.

Zhu Yunyan's actions made the emperor very unhappy, but there were too many problems between the father and son.

The reason why Zhu Yunyan gave up the throne and left Chu Qin directly was unknown to others, but the emperor knew it all.

After Zhu Yunyan left, both the courts of Chu and Qin and the aspirations of the people were not as good as before.

As the person in power, the emperor certainly doesn't want people with higher prestige than himself, but he is not stupid to the extreme. He knows that Zhu Yunyan is like a god of war to the people of Chu and Qin, and is an important figure who unites Chu and Qin. .

What's more, Zhu Yunyan has just returned to Xiyang City, even if he has a lot of dissatisfaction with Zhu Yunyan, it is impossible to say anything at this time.

This emperor of his is not just an ordinary aggrieved one.

However, the emperor felt that he had already given Zhu Yunyan enough face, but he didn't expect that Zhu Yunyan, a son, didn't want to give him any face as a father at all.

"The harem is not allowed to interfere in politics. It is a rule established by the ancestors of the Zhu family when they founded the country. Concubine Jin interfered in the political affairs of the previous dynasty time and time again. If the father is not willing to deal with it, the sons and ministers can do it for them."

Concubine Jin, who was originally smug when she heard this, turned pale all of a sudden.

She was sent to the palace when Zhu Yunyan was not in Xiyang City, and she was pampered in front of the emperor.

But the prestige, wealth and superior position in front of her did make her forget her identity and the purpose of entering the palace.

She shouldn't be too active in the grievances between Princess Beichen and Prince Rui's residence, she underestimated Prince Rui, after all, she underestimated the enemy.

"Your Majesty, the concubine is just joking. It is definitely not as serious as what His Highness Prince Rui said. The concubine knows that he is wrong, so please punish him."

Concubine Jin's reaction was quick. After realizing that Zhu Yunyan was going to take the knife on herself, she immediately knelt on the ground and admitted her mistake to the emperor.

"Since Concubine Jin knows that she is wrong, she should go back to the palace and reflect behind closed doors."

Before the emperor could speak, the queen opened her mouth and directly punished Concubine Jin.

"His Majesty……"

When Concubine Jin was rampant in the harem for a long time, the queen always avoided her. She didn't expect that the queen would come out to hurt herself at this time, so she could only look at the emperor pitifully, hoping that the emperor would refute the queen's words.

The emperor frowned slightly, then waved his hand, "Just do as the queen said."

When Zhu Yunyan didn't come back, he had a headache facing the officials and the people, and when Zhu Yunyan came back, his headache was even worse.

"I heard that the Ministry of Rites has prepared a wonderful song and dance for His Majesty today, why don't you come up?"

The emperor did not refute his own handling, and sent Concubine Jin away, so the empress naturally wanted to find a way for the emperor to turn over the matter of Princess Beichen and Prince Rui's residence.

Upon hearing what the queen said, Shang Shu of the Ministry of Rites quickly asked the dancers who were waiting behind to come up to dissipate the tension in the room.

(End of this chapter)