The Six Palaces of Favorites: The Black-bellied Emperor's Cold Concubine

Chapter 372 Ghost Mao Xingsha (16)
When Qingchen woke up, it was already past noon, and the emperor left early. After she got up and took a bath, she ate something casually, and then told Jinxin, "I remember Xiao Yinzi once said that he had a servant in the Punishment Department. Friends, Li Tianyang, an old man, won’t tell the truth if he doesn’t suffer a little bit. You can get some more money and let them pry his mouth open for me no matter what method they use. Before he spits out his master, he will He cannot be allowed to die in the jail of the Punishment Department. Also, we must be careful not to be silenced."

After hearing her finish, Jin Xin understood what she meant, "Don't worry, ma'am, as long as the people in the Punishment Department take the money, they will always take care of what they do."

Seeing that Jin Xin had gone out, Yun Lan thought for a while and asked, "Your Majesty, does Li Tianyang have anything to do with slandering the young master and the queen?"

Although Qingchen was not sure, he still shook his head, "I always feel that the person behind Li Tianyang is not the queen, but a concubine. I'm not much of a threat to her."

Seeing Yun Lan's expression, she seemed to think the same way, "That's why I don't want Li Tianyang to die, for fear of breaking the clue."

Qingchen held the Yuqian Longjing tea on the table, smelled the slightly astringent tea fragrance, and said solemnly: "It's said to follow the vines, but many things are because the vines were cut off, and the truth can no longer be found out. What Li Tianyang did is mysterious. If he dies, we really have nothing to do. The enemy in the dark is more terrifying, isn't it? I don't know who is behind him, and we don't even have anyone to guard against. clue."

Yun Lan's eyes darkened, and she frowned worriedly, "What your mother said is that the most terrible thing is not being able to find the right owner."

At the gate of the House of Internal Affairs, Xiao Yinzi was playing with a few young father-in-laws. Seeing that Qingchen had sent a maid to look for her, she knew that it must be a big deal, so she hurriedly dismissed those people, and took Jinxin to a quiet place and asked, "Your Majesty Do you have any explanation?"

After Jinxin finished repeating Qingchen's words, she said with a smile: "You know, little Yinzi, Mr. Li is very determined to be loyal to his master, and he will not hesitate to say that he will be 'broken to pieces' for the emperor. It is impossible to make your mother angry. If you are so loyal, then you might as well fulfill him and let him taste what it is like to be smashed to pieces, and don’t let him live up to his rhetoric.”

Qingchen held the Yuqian Longjing tea on the table, smelled the slightly astringent tea fragrance, and said solemnly: "It's said to follow the vines, but many things are because the vines were cut off, and the truth can no longer be found out. What Li Tianyang did is mysterious. If he dies, we really have nothing to do. The enemy in the dark is more terrifying, isn't it? I don't know who is behind him, and we don't even have anyone to guard against. clue."

Yun Lan's eyes darkened, and she frowned worriedly, "What your mother said is that the most terrible thing is not being able to find the right owner."

At the gate of the House of Internal Affairs, Xiao Yinzi was playing with a few young father-in-laws. Seeing that Qingchen had sent a maid to look for her, she knew that it must be a big deal, so she hurriedly dismissed those people, and took Jinxin to a quiet place and asked, "Your Majesty Do you have any explanation?"

After Jinxin finished repeating Qingchen's words, she said with a smile: "You know, little Yinzi, Mr. Li is very determined to be loyal to his master, and he will not hesitate to say that he will be 'broken to pieces' for the emperor. It is impossible to make your mother angry. If you are so loyal, then you might as well fulfill him and let him taste what it is like to be smashed to pieces, and don’t let him live up to his rhetoric.”

(End of this chapter)