Is the prince infertile?The lady was so happy!

Chapter 1019 His Unknown Side

Yingning walked out of Qinzheng Hall and cried.

Li Jianli was at the door, and from the corner of his eye, he caught a glimpse of the empress's tears falling like pearls, his heart was pounding, and he didn't dare to say anything.

The news that the Queen left the Palace of Qinzheng crying quickly spread.

The palace people discussed in private that the deterioration of the relationship between His Majesty and the Empress should be a good time for other concubines to ascend to the throne, but the two in Ganquan Palace did not move at all.

Concubine Shun is arrogant and calm, so it's understandable that she doesn't fight for favor, but why is that talented man in Danxia Pavilion still silent?
"It can be seen that Jin Cairen is really heartbroken." Zhelan said to Yingning, "Since the last time I went back to the snow and fell ill, Jin Cairen has been languid all day long, nestling in Ganquan Palace Not going anywhere."

"It will get better slowly." Yingning said.

"I don't care what other people do." Jin Shu whispered to Zhelan, "Now the harem and the court think that the emperor and the empress are at odds, which is not a good omen, and the officials have also expressed their dissatisfaction."

"Take care of them."

Ying Ning looked down at the book.

Zhe Lan said: "Those adults think that His Majesty doesn't come to the harem because there are too few concubines in the harem, which makes them less attractive to His Majesty, so they are more active in planning the draft."

"The emperor can concentrate on state affairs if he doesn't come to the harem, shouldn't they be happy?" Jin Shu snorted softly, "It's really hard to be an emperor. Those who miss the harem won't do, and those who don't come to the harem won't do either."

Zhelan said: "If the emperor doesn't come to the harem, how can there be children born in the harem? The adults are also worried about the royal heirs. In addition, there are many adults who want to arrange their daughters into the palace. If the emperor doesn't get close to women , how could they succeed?"

Jin Shu curled his lips, looked at Ying Ning, and signaled her to stop talking.

So as not to upset the empress.

Ying Ning, however, seemed not to hear, and concentrated on reading.

The book she was reading was a travelogue, which she brought from Gu Changyuan's study.

There are annotations marked by Gu Changyuan in the travel notes, which are densely packed and very detailed.

Ying Ning has not been to many places, and there are many places that cannot be understood for the many mountains, rivers, seas and exotic customs described in the travel notes.Gu Changyuan made detailed notes on everything.

It can be seen from these notes that he also traveled to many places.

In Yingning's eyes, the strange or interesting things he encountered in Gu Changyuan's notes are far more attractive to her than the travel notes themselves.

Looking at the notes, she seemed to have followed Gu Changyuan through those places and experienced those things.

When Gu Changyuan was alive, apart from the indifference in his previous life, the impression he gave her was that he was as gentle as water, careful and considerate after marriage.

But this travel note made Yingning realize a different Gu Changyuan.

It turned out that he was still very interesting, and he was very chivalrous in his bones.

According to the travel notes, he once passed a town and found that the people in this town were impoverished. After inquiring, he found out that there was a group of bandits on the nearby mountain, who regularly robbed houses and houses, and even the local magistrates did not dare to control them.

Gu Changyuan touched the mountain in the middle of the night, and poured animal laxatives into the water and food of all the bandits.

When all the bandits were pulled so tightly that they couldn't move, he took all their money, food, and clothing, as long as he could take them, in front of all the bandits, and distributed them to the people in the town at night.

When the bandits finally regained some physical strength, he had already notified the military officials of the nearby state capitals, brought soldiers and horses, and wiped out all the bandits, and sent them to the river to do coolies.

(End of this chapter)