A three-and-a-half-year-old max-level ancestor, mistakenly bound to a system to be de

In Chapter 14, Sui Sui, who has a thing for good looks, was immediately attracted; she was a beauty!
Otherwise, if anyone else had woken up from the dragon throne yesterday, their heads would probably have been rolled off the ground long ago.

Emperor Xuanhe was somewhat worried about the arrival of the envoys from the Great Jin grasslands.

Emperor Xuanhe was well aware of the wolfish ambitions of the Great Jin Grassland.

In their eyes, Daqing was a piece of fat meat. To put it bluntly, this mission was actually to assess whether it was time to strike.

If they were to see Daqing in a vulnerable state, a major battle with the Dajin Grassland might be imminent.

In Daqing, we still need to make preparations first.

Emperor Xuanhe then remembered the booklet that his little aunt had given him yesterday.

Emperor Xuanhe treasured that booklet.

I spent half the night flipping through it, but I still haven't finished.

Emperor Xuanhe planned to search again later to see if there were any generals or commanders in Daqing.

The generals in Daqing these days aren't very capable.

However, even with good generals, the inability to keep up with military supplies is a cause for concern.

Today, the national treasury is empty, the weapons are outdated, and the military is weak. There is a shortage of both weapons and warhorses.

Facing the army of the Great Jin Grassland is like a sheep facing a wolf; it would be good enough if they weren't devoured alive.

The best solution now is to find a way to deter the Great Jin Grasslands, so that they temporarily abandon any intention to launch an attack, giving Daqing a chance to breathe and develop. Otherwise...

Emperor Xuanhe was deeply worried, but he was looking at his little princess who was happily eating pastries.

However, she didn't want to tell the little princess about these troubles.

Although the little princess is his elder, she is still a child, only three and a half years old.

He couldn't bear to see the young princess worry.

but……

Emperor Xuanhe reached out and stopped his little princess from taking the pea flour cake. He sighed slightly and said, "Little princess, the pastry is too sweet. Children shouldn't eat too much, or their teeth will get rotten and cavities will grow."

Sui Sui's eyes widened. Oh no, the eldest prince's nephew had found out she had eaten too many pastries.

The thought of getting worms in her teeth made Sui Sui immediately cover her mouth, her brows furrowed, and she muttered, "I won't eat, I won't eat, Sui Sui won't eat."

Ultimately, Emperor Xuanhe and she agreed that she could only eat three pieces of pastry each day, and no more.

"Alright, Your Majesty, I'll do as you say."

Emperor Xuanhe took out a handkerchief and carefully wiped the little princess's hands clean. He then instructed Furong, the head maid of Yaoguang Palace, to take good care of the little princess before getting up and leaving.

He was in a hurry to go back and review the memorials, and also to flip through the registers to see if there were any generals or commanders he urgently needed.

"Little Princess, if you're bored, you can take a stroll around the palace." Emperor Xuanhe was worried that his little princess might get bored.

He doesn't usually have much time to spend with the little princess, and he doesn't know who else he can ask to keep her company.

In fact, the concubines would have been a better choice, but they all had different intentions, and even Consort Liu was not entirely trusted by Emperor Xuanhe.

The concern is that the concubines might mislead the young princess, after all, she is now an elder and the ancestor of the entire royal family.

But she was, after all, just a three-year-old child.

It would be bad if we were misled.

He also had to think about whether there was anyone who could spend more time with the little princess and make her happy.

after all……

The young princess awakens after a hundred years. A hundred years ago, all of her closest relatives were still alive. A hundred years later, only the young princess remains.

Just now, he quietly asked Furong, the head palace maid beside the little princess.

Last night, my little princess had a dream in the middle of the night. She dreamt that Emperor Taizu and Empress Dowager Cixiaoren woke up crying, hugging their small pillows, and stayed in bed sadly for a while before calming down.

But today, the little princess didn't tell him anything. If he hadn't asked Furong, he wouldn't have known either.

Emperor Xuanhe felt sorry for his little princess.

She knew that the little princess was lonely.

As he pondered, Emperor Xuanhe suddenly remembered someone. So, after returning to his study, he asked Liu De, "Where is the Prince of Li now?"

Prince Li?
Why did the Emperor remember this person?

Liu De was surprised, but quickly replied, "It is said that Prince Li went to Jiangnan for sightseeing."

"Yes, let him come back."

“Now that the royal ancestor has awakened, his great-nephew should also come to pay his respects,” said Emperor Xuanhe.

"Yes," Liu De replied, but inwardly he gasped.

If this great demon king returns, won't he turn the capital of Daqing upside down again?

Thinking of that flamboyant and unrestrained boy in red, Liu De, who had been teased by him, still felt a bit of lingering trauma.
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Here, Sui Sui listened to the emperor's nephew quite well. Feeling a bit bored, she first went to stroll around Feiyu Garden.

Looking at the garden full of peaches, her eyes reddened slightly.

"Sui Sui, don't cry, be strong!" Sui Sui clenched her little hands, encouraging herself.

After calming down for a while, she suppressed her emotions and then asked Furong to take the palace maids and eunuchs to pick some peaches and take them back.

When it was time to leave, Sui Sui was holding a big pink peach in her arms, while the two eunuchs behind Fu Rong were carrying a basket of peaches and following behind.

As we walked, we came to the Imperial Garden.

Then I saw that there seemed to be someone in the Imperial Garden.

Wearing a smoky blue palace dress, she exuded a cool and aloof temperament, as if she were a secluded orchid in a valley, standing apart from the world.

Although I only saw his back.

But Sui Sui, who's obsessed with looks, was immediately drawn to her; she's a beauty!
"Who's there?" Just then, the palace maid next to the beauty seemed to have noticed them.

Sui Sui stopped hiding and came out.

"It's Sui Sui!" Sui Sui peeked out from behind a pot of flowers, blinking her eyes, and then her whole little body came out.

The palace maid who had just been scolded was none other than Qinghua.

Today, her mistress insisted on coming to the Imperial Garden to admire the flowers.

Ke Qinghua knew perfectly well that her own mistress disliked flowers and knew nothing about appreciating them; she hadn't visited the Imperial Garden even once in the past ten days or half a month.

Looking back now, the so-called flower viewing trip to the Imperial Garden must have had another purpose.

As for the purpose, how could Qinghua, as Consort Shu's confidante, not know?

But half an hour had passed, and the sun was getting high, yet no one had come.

Qinghua wanted to persuade her mistress to give up, but unexpectedly, she suddenly heard a noise.

Qinghua thought it was some eunuch or guard who was spying.

After all, this lady is beautiful, and such things have happened before.

but now……

Qinghua turned around.

I was taken aback when I saw that the one leading the group was a little child.

My second reaction was, "This little baby is so beautiful, and dressed so nicely, it's just..."

How come there are dragon patterns on this garment?

Qinghua is also good at needlework, so she naturally recognizes the dragon pattern.

Moreover, for decades, no infant cries have been heard in this palace.

Now, a beautiful little baby has appeared, dressed in very noble clothes and embroidered with dragon patterns.

The identity of this pretty little baby is self-evident.

Qinghua was terrified.

"This servant kowtows to Princess Fuqing, may the princess live a thousand years!"

(End of this chapter)