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Chapter 52 Salted fish eating melon 24
Judging from the current situation, Li Siniang's situation is fine. After all, she is not favored. In this way, there are not many people who have conflicts with her, and there are fewer people who target her. In this way, she can at least live a peaceful life.

At most, she should pay attention to the beautiful girls who came in at the same time as her, and take precautions against them - once Li Siniang gets the opportunity to sleep with her, the first people who will have trouble with her will not be the old people, but these newcomers, especially those who have not yet Newcomers who get the opportunity to sleep with her may become resentful and cause trouble for Li Siniang. Linlang mainly pays attention to these people.

In fact, the most fierce battle inside and outside the palace right now is the battle for high positions, and the fights between women in the palace are nothing.

As the princes gradually became adults, and the queen had no sons, the competition for the reserve began.

In fact, the queen had a son before, but he didn't live up to it.

The superficial reason is that the child was young and died of a cold, but the queen always suspected that her son was murdered, so she has been looking for the truth all these years.

This is also understandable, even if it really died of illness, the queen lost her only son and couldn't accept it. In order to find a vent, she felt that someone else killed her, and then used this as a goal to find the truth, which is also normal.

It is precisely because the queen has been looking for the truth that the palace is strictly controlled. Otherwise, if she wants to have a son, she will spend all her energy on taking care of her son, and will not have so much time to manage the harem.

Not to mention, judging from the news that Lin Lang asked her flying surveillance bee to find out, the queen's suspicion is really groundless, because although the queen's son was indeed ill because of the cold, the cause of death was definitely not The wind and cold, but was chronically poisoned by someone.

I was originally suffering from wind and cold, but it didn't go away for a while. Coupled with chronic poisoning, weak constitution, and poor immunity, I died.

There wasn't even one murderer.

This is also normal.

When the queen has a son and someone else has a son, even if she is ambitious, there is basically no need to fight, because the emperor generally will not fail to establish a legitimate son.

If you really want not to establish a legitimate son, you will usually depose the queen first. As long as the queen is abolished, the queen's son will automatically lose his status as a legitimate son, and he can establish other princes as heirs.

Otherwise, if the queen is still there and does not establish a legitimate son, the ministers will have something to say, which will be troublesome.

But at that time, the emperor did not reveal his intention to abolish the empress, that is to say, the emperor did not dislike this son-in-law, and made him the heir, and the emperor did not object.

And this is obviously not what other concubines with children want to see, because many people obviously don't want to squeeze into a palace with other concubines of the previous emperor after the death of the emperor, but want to be the empress dowager and enjoy a palace to themselves. The scenery in the second half of my life.

In this way, obviously, the queen's son must die.

Therefore, it is normal for someone to tamper with the queen's son's medicine during his illness.

In fact, they wanted the queen's son to die a long time ago, but before the age of seven, the queen's son lived with the queen, and the queen was strict with him, so naturally no one could do anything.

After the age of seven, when the queen's son grew up, he could no longer live in the harem, so he moved to the prince's house, so these people had a chance to attack. This is why the queen's son died later.

Since the queen's conjecture is true, Linlang felt that if she had the chance, she would reveal the matter to the queen. The reason why she did this was because those harmful concubines and their sons, after Linlang's observation, did not A good thing, and their mother and concubine are indeed in the same line. If such a prince is really allowed to take the throne, it will not be a good thing for the world. She still wants to stay in this place safely, so naturally she doesn't want to see such a prince take the throne. , The world will be in chaos at that time, making her life uneasy.

Since they don't want them to be on the throne, it is natural to tell the Queen about the good things their mother and concubine did, so that the matter will be exposed at that time.

If the emperor's heir is poisoned, those concubines will definitely not survive, and if they commit a crime, those princes will not be able to rise to power. After all, a prince whose mother and concubine is a murderer cannot be allowed to be emperor in the future.

Of course, there is no need to worry that the queen cannot deal with those concubines and princes. As long as she gets the evidence that those concubines harmed her son, she has the ability to deal with those concubines and prevent their sons from taking the throne. Yes, then, she won't have to worry about those princes coming to power, causing chaos in the world, and damaging her peace.

And now it seems that the time is almost here.

The third aunt's daughter entered the palace.

Of course, it doesn't mean to give the evidence to the third aunt's daughter and ask her to show it to the queen. Then the queen will owe her a favor so that she can make a fortune in the palace.

This is indeed a shortcut to get rich easily, but Linlang sees that the third aunt's daughter is not very smart, so it is better not to let her do such a thing, lest she leak the news, alert the snake, and let the concubines clean up the tail, then Oh no.

Moreover, it was too dangerous for her to tell the queen. Once someone found out, it would easily lead to death.

And Linlang naturally didn't want to harm her third aunt's daughter.

So Linlang said that the third aunt's daughter entered the palace because she considered that the third aunt's daughter only granted a title to a talented person, mainly because the seats above were filled by those old people and concubines. With a white silk ribbon, the emperor could not allow the old man to make room for the newcomer, so the newcomer's status was lower. They could only wait for the old man to make a mistake or pass away before they could move up.

The reason for this is that the emperor of this dynasty is not the kind of person who does whatever he wants, and he abides by the number of concubines established by his ancestors. He has no intention of liking anyone, so he seals people in high positions, regardless of whether the high positions are full or not.

This was the case with emperors in the past. It was clear that there were a number of concubines at each level, but they didn't care at all. There were often dozens or dozens of concubines in the imperial concubine rank, let alone the number of concubines below the imperial concubine rank.

Since the emperor of this dynasty is not the kind of person who does whatever he wants and abides by the rules, if the old man does not make mistakes or dies, once the upper seat is filled, the position of the newcomer will be very low. gone.

Linlang saw that Li Siniang had performed well recently and had not done anything bad. Even if she wanted to please the emperor, it was within the scope of healthy competition, so she wanted to help her.

In this way, she will not be favored in the future, but there will be a few empty seats above, and maybe she will have a chance to move up.

With such a high status, even if she is not favored and cannot bring any glory to the family, at least she will be treated better in the palace.

If there are several vacant seats and she still can't be promoted, then there's nothing we can do. Anyway, the opportunity has been created for her.

(End of this chapter)