The mad doctor who is the evil king chasing his wife is not easy to mess with

Chapter 1446 Yue'er Doesn't Dare To Stand By Your Side Anymore
After Qi Huang had said so, Chu Yi naturally couldn't say no, so he said respectfully and politely: "Thank you, my father."

Originally, Emperor Qi brought a team of palace guards and wanted to keep them in Prince Rui's mansion to take care of Chu Yi, but because he decided to bring Chu Yi back to the palace temporarily, the whole team of palace guards followed the emperor back to the palace.

Of course, Chu Yi was going to move into the palace to recuperate, so Xun Kun, who was his personal attendant, naturally followed him into the palace.

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The New Year's customs of the Northern Qi Dynasty are somewhat similar to those of modern people. On New Year's Eve, the government of each city will set up a stage to support the cloth in the largest open-air square in the area, and will invite theatrical troupe to perform to show the importance of government and people. Fun atmosphere.

In Qidu, ordinary people eat New Year's Eve dinner in their own homes, and then go outside to watch a play.

Of course, the people who are officials in the court are different. On the New Year's Eve, they need to accompany the emperor to have a New Year's Eve dinner. After the New Year's Eve dinner, they will accompany the Emperor to the theater. Go back to your own home to rest.

Every year during the Chinese New Year, the emperor would not ask the big guys to give him gifts, but he would ask every administrative department to present an annual meeting program, which is somewhat similar to some modern companies.

Not only the administrative department, but all the princes who are crowned kings need to produce a program. Other princes who are not crowned kings can also prepare a program and report it to the Ministry of Rites if they want to perform. However, the princes who are not crowned kings cannot produce a full program. Voluntary, not compulsory.

Because Chu Yi was injured, Qi Huang granted him permission not to prepare the show. Chu Yi naturally thanked him for his kindness, and then readily agreed.

For him, Qi Huang looked at him differently, which was a very high-level status, so he naturally had no reason to show his strength in this regard.

After a month of bed rest and careful recuperation by the imperial physicians, Chu Yi's body finally recovered, and now he can move freely on the ground.

So, the morning before the New Year's Eve dinner, he walked to pay his respects to Emperor Qi.

Qi Huang was very happy to see that he was in good health, put down the official documents, and said that he would go for a walk in the imperial garden with him.

So Chu Yi followed Qi Huang and went to the imperial garden.

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In the Millennium Palace, after Shui Lingyue gave the empress dowager a massage, the empress dowager only felt that her whole body became lighter, and her whole body felt relaxed and indescribably comfortable.

The queen mother was about to get up, Shui Lingyue hurriedly pressed the queen mother's shoulder, and said softly: "Grandma Huang, please wait a moment, wait for Yue'er to tear off the mask on your face first."

After listening to Shui Lingyue's words, the Queen Mother really lay down obediently.

Shui Lingyue carefully tore off the green mask on the Empress Dowager's face, revealing the Empress Dowager's soft, moist, tender and smooth skin like an egg with its shell removed.

Shui Lingyue smiled and said, "Grandma Huang, you can get up now."

And she picked up a bronze mirror next to her neatly, and pointed the bronze mirror at the queen mother's face the moment the queen mother got up.

Shui Lingyue smiled with eyebrows and eyes crooked, and said: "Grandma Huang, you are so beautiful, Yue'er dare not stand by your side..." Saying that, Shui Lingyue approached the Queen Mother mischievously, and whispered in her ear : "Yue'er is afraid of being ashamed."

"You girl!" The queen mother also smiled heartily, she never thought that her wrinkled face could return to such a young appearance.

(End of this chapter)