Red Mansion is so charming

Chapter 132 Xiao Xuan'er tries her best, Su Ran is satisfied (please subscribe and vote monthly)
Seeing that Queen Mother Xiao Xuan'er took the initiative to speak, Su Ran naturally had no reason to refuse.

Regarding this woman, I still remember the first time I saw her in the royal garden of the palace.

At that time, she and Emperor Qingyong gave Jia Yuanchun to herself.

At that time, he had just returned to Beijing from suppressing the rebellion in the southwest battlefield.

Although Su Ran felt a little surprised when she first met this woman.

However, at that time, the other party's status was Concubine Xiao, and he was just a subordinate. What's more, Emperor Qingyong was present at that time, and he didn't dare to look more.

The second time they met was when he sneaked into the palace late at night a few days ago and asked her for the personal jade pendant.

At that time, it was the first time that I took a closer look at this woman.

It was also at that time that I had a strange feeling towards her for the first time.

What impressed Su Ran the most was that Xiao Xuan'er was the most plump among the concubines of Emperor Qingyong, exuding an aura of grace and luxury from the inside out.

What's even more rare is that although Xiao Xuan'er is a little plump, she doesn't feel bloated at all.

That feeling, to use Song Yu's "Ode to the Lustful Deng Tuzi" to describe it, is that if you gain one point, you will become fatter, and if you lose one point, you will lose weight.

The original text says this: The daughter of the host is too long if she adds one point, is too short if she loses one point, is too white if she is powdered, and is too red if she is applied with vermilion. Like a shell, a charming smile confuses Yangcheng and Cai.

A woman with such a perfect figure is naturally a rare treasure in the eyes of men.

But at this moment, this woman was standing in front of him.

Looking at Xiao Xuan'er who turned around, Su Ran grabbed the silver tie around her slim waist and pulled it gently.

The next moment, the woman who had just been promoted to the Queen Mother felt a little cold.

Su Ran moved her hand again, and the skirt she was wearing slipped down.

On this day, Queen Mother Xiao Xuan'er tried her best to please Su Ran, the newly promoted regent of the Daqing Dynasty.

The regent Su Ran was also sent to the sky again and again by the opponent using his physical advantage.

As a woman, Xiao Xuan'er knows very well what her own advantages are.

And she also understands the thoughts of men very well.

Therefore, these two men and women with their own thoughts got what they wanted most from each other.

After this day, Su Ran was completely conquered by Xiao Xuan'er, because she was so good at that.

Xiao Xuan'er originally thought that her commitment to Su Ran was purely for her own benefit.

However, the fact is that since she was with Su Ran for the first time, she can no longer live without this man.

The impact Su Ran gave her was too strong. In Xiao Xuan'er's eyes, such a powerful man was what she really wanted.

In the following days, Su Ran quickly completed the restoration of order in the imperial city.

The third prince, Hongyan, was also supported as the new emperor by him and his ministers, with the title of Emperor Qingqian.

As for Su Ran himself, with the support of the ministers and the support of the Queen Mother Xiao Xuan'er, he naturally became the regent of the Da Qing Dynasty, assisting Emperor Qing Qian in handling government affairs.

Regarding his various privileges, including the freedom to enter and exit the palace, he does not need to bow when meeting the emperor, and he has veto power on all matters in the court.

As a result, it can be said without politeness that Su Ran became the most powerful person in the Daqing Dynasty.For those old ministers from the Qingyong Emperor's period, those who were willing to serve the new emperor would continue to serve. As for those who were unwilling, they were basically sent home to retire.

Of course, there were also some people who were ignorant of current affairs, who spoke nonsense about the new emperor and regent Su Ran, who were stubborn and unreliable. Su Ran showed no mercy to these people and directly ordered these people to be killed.

He knew very well in his heart that if he was kind to these people at this time, they would bring him endless trouble.

Therefore, there is no need to be merciful when dealing with such people. Only killing can shut them up forever.

As for the officials who had made contributions in the attack on the imperial city and the establishment of a new emperor, Su Ran also fulfilled his previous promise.

Han Zijing, the former military governor of the Beijing camp, was named a general, a first-grade official.

Fan Tingyu, the former Right Prime Minister, was named Prime Minister of the Left, the first rank.

Duolong, the former deputy commander of the forward battalion, was named the commander of the forward battalion and was promoted to the second rank.

As for Chao Heng, Mo Li, and Han Lingfeng, they were named commanders of Jianrui Camp, Hujun Camp, and Xiaoqi Camp respectively, and they were also in the second rank.

The generals of the three battalions who originally surrendered basically continued to serve in the army according to their original positions, except for Nalan Lin, the commander-in-chief of the Xiaoqi Battalion, who was transferred to the Ministry of War.

The original Shadow Guard was promoted to a second-level official establishment, with Lu Baichuan fully responsible.

Of course, these officials who were rewarded did not include the former left prime minister Feng Bingyuan and some officials from the Feng clan during the Qingyong Emperor's period.

Ever since Su Ran led his troops into the palace, there was no trace of this group of people.

It is estimated that when Emperor Qingyong fled, some people followed Emperor Qingyong and left the palace.

However, one thing Su Ran never understood was why Emperor Qingyong didn't take a few princes with him when he fled, and what he had in mind.

Could it be that he was sure that he would not kill his sons, and in order to prevent them from being discovered when escaping from the palace, he did not take them with him?

It is estimated that this question can only be learned from Emperor Qingyong one day when he is captured.

Besides, after Su Ran tasted the ecstasy of the Queen Mother Xiao Xuan'er, she stayed in the Yonghe Palace for several days.

The courtiers also knew this very well.

They knew very well that in addition to Han Zijing's contribution, the reason why the third prince Hongyan was able to be elected as the new emperor was that Concubine Xiao, the current Empress Dowager Xiao, must also have sacrificed a lot.

Otherwise, it would be impossible for a young son to ascend the throne of the emperor. The most likely candidate would be the eldest prince Hongdan, who was born to the empress.

However, the courtiers did not dare to discuss this kind of thing. After all, sometimes talking too much can kill people. This is more understood by those who have been officials in the court for a long time.

After Su Ran stabilized the imperial city, he issued several imperial edicts through Emperor Qingqian.

The first step is to appease the people of the world and reduce the original tax burden by half. Of course, the premise is that you must support the new emperor and the regent.

As for the second decree, it ordered all provincial governments to arrest the rebels led by Feng Bingyuan. Anyone who had meritorious service would be rewarded and promoted to a higher position.

The last decree was about Emperor Qingyong. Whoever could provide reliable whereabouts or send him back to the capital, the court would directly confer him the title of Marquis of Wanhu.

After receiving these imperial edicts, Su Ran returned to his original residence with a few brothers who had been brought back from northern Xinjiang.

And these people are now basically at the fourth rank or above. Most of them followed Chao Heng and others into the Imperial City Guards. A very few of them stayed in the palace and became Su Ran's personal guards, but they all It's classy.

At this time, Su Ran could be said to have reached another peak in life in a very short period of time.

(End of this chapter)