The Regent's Sweetheart

Chapter 336 The Old Taoist

"I know, the regent also told my son about this."

Yan Anzhi was naturally happy to be able to go out of the palace in this great cold, everything in the palace was good, but it was not as good outside the palace.

Sometimes he can envy the common people outside the palace, they can go to the streets and have fun all day long, and they are more comfortable than the emperor himself.

"The Ai family will not go with the emperor tomorrow, and the old problem of headache has recurred." The Queen Mother said and raised her hand to rub her temples.

When Yan Anzhi heard this, his expression became cautious, and he said: "The queen mother is just resting, don't worry about this matter, I will take care of it myself."

Then he helped the queen mother to walk in, and said as she walked: "Recently, the wind has been strong, and the mother's head is hurting again. It's better not to go out. My son found a piece of good fox fur for the mother to protect her forehead. Today The son came out in a hurry, and someone will send it to the queen later."

The Empress Dowager paused for a moment, then smiled and said: "The emperor is interested. The Ai family is old but they can't use these precious things. The imperial concubine is pregnant now, so the emperor should care more about it."

"But the imperial concubine is pregnant, and the son-in-law has to be more careful in everything, so as not to be very bored."

This woman with a big belly couldn't be touched, he could only watch. Gradually, he didn't want to go to the imperial concubine anymore.

Seeing this, the Empress Dowager preached: "Emperor, the imperial concubine is pregnant, and the Emperor should be more concerned. When Ai's family conceived a child, the late Emperor often came to visit."

"What the queen mother said is that the minister will go to visit the noble concubine later."

The next day.

When dawn breaks.

The side door of the palace opened, and a man riding a tall horse came out first. He was the new commander of the imperial army, and there were dozens of imperial guards behind him.

At this time, the main gate of the palace was slowly opened, and a bright yellow carriage was surrounded by people. Emperor Yan Anzhi was sitting inside, opened the curtain and looked out.

A group of people walked to Yujie in a mighty manner, and at a glance, both sides of Yujie were full of kneeling and worshiping people, all of them lowered their heads, not daring to move easily.

When we arrived at Daxiangguo Temple, the highly respected abbot presided over the ceremony. This ceremony was not long, because it happened every year, and Yan Anzhi handled it with ease.

After this ceremony, he was supposed to go back to the palace, but this year, as in previous years, Yan Anzhi would not leave unless he stayed at Daxiangguo Temple for half an hour.

Changing into casual clothes, Yan Anzhi said, "You don't have to follow me, I'll walk by myself."

Although the Daxiangguo Temple is not big, it is also novel to Yan Anzhi.

Walking to a courtyard, Yan Anzhi saw a different person. Every year he came, except for the monks in the Daxiangguo Temple, no one else was allowed in the Daxiangguo Temple.

The man was wearing a gray-blue Taoist robe, with white hair and a white beard, holding a dust whisk in his hand, and looked like a bone fairy.

It turned out to be an old Taoist priest, but the old Taoist looked at the cage on the table and never looked at him, as if he didn't notice him.

"Who are you?" Yan Anzhi said as he walked over, and when he got closer, he saw that there was a cricket in the cage. It's winter, and this cricket can still fight!It's really novel.

"Where did you get the crickets?"

Then the old Taoist looked at him, with an attitude like an old fairy, and said with a smile: "The poor Taoist raised it himself."

"I raised them myself?" Yan Anzhi took a closer look and said, "Can you give me two?"

Although he was asking, he knew that if he wanted it, the old Taoist would definitely give it to him.

The old Taoist smiled heartily, and said: "It's better for the young master to fight with the poor Taoist. If the young master wins, the poor Taoist will give it to him as a gift."

(End of this chapter)