My princess always wants me to usurp the throne

Chapter 140 Not Going to the Battlefield

All the noble ladies sneered at Shen Muxue's reaction, because they wanted to attract attention because they were so excited when they saw the empress.

The queen smiled slightly: "Don't be nervous, it's not on the battlefield."

Her voice was like gurgling water, and everyone immediately relaxed a bit, sighing secretly that the empress's mind is hard to think about.

The whole heart is not lifted, nor is it released, the suspension is uncomfortable and tight.

Shen Qianxia twitched the corners of her mouth, she might as well go to the battlefield for such a thing.

As the saying goes, there are three women in one drama, and the drama of this group of women is also surging like a battlefield.

The queen took the picture albums from the maid, and after confirming them one by one, ordered the maid to check them one last time.

Everything was ready, the queen looked at Emperor Ming: "Your Majesty, do you have any novel suggestions?"

Emperor Ming smiled lightly, as if he had nothing to do with himself: "The empress is the one who decides."

The queen nodded, then got up, and gracefully moved in front of the ladies.

Everyone held their breaths and waited for her to announce the re-election rules. This moment was also the most disturbing moment.

The queen said before that she would no longer judge by talent, which somewhat dampened everyone's confidence.

Not long after, the queen's red lips parted slightly, and her tone was as calm as a lake, without any waves: "The Southern Jin Dynasty is now prosperous and the people are peaceful, and the style of writing is prevailing, but the ambitions of North Vietnam and other countries cannot be ignored."

"The prince is talented, but he also attaches great importance to martial arts. He can be regarded as both civil and military. Therefore, a woman who can match him must naturally not be weak."

The queen paused for a moment, her eyes wandering between everyone, she spoke at a slow pace, and her voice echoed in the imperial garden for a long time.

With these words, the atmosphere suddenly became a little frozen, and everyone was dumbfounded, and began to speculate and worry endlessly.

I don't know what the Queen's words imply. Knowing that Emperor Ming is extremely disgusted with the martial arts practiced by women in the harem, he still puts it forward generously and frankly.

It's different to be loved!

Although Emperor Ming looked puzzled, he didn't appear to be angry at all.

Leaning on the chair, half-closed her eyes to stare at the magnificent queen, she never said a word to stop her, and let her decide everything.

After deliberating for a moment, the queen continued: "I decided to use the literary test to weed out a group first, and then do the military test to make the selection, and finally we can confirm."

As soon as the voice fell, there was quite a commotion at the scene.

In the literary test, they could barely bite the bullet.

But in the martial arts test, most people were like eggplants beaten by frost, extremely discouraged.

Playing piano, chess, calligraphy and painting can't trouble them, but riding and shooting martial arts are beyond their reach.

However, some people are happy and some are worried. Most women have never practiced martial arts, so they are naturally afraid of this test. They instantly feel that the distance between themselves and the East Palace is getting farther and farther.

But some women have learned it in private, such as the sisters of the Shen family, or other noble women.

At this time, everyone had different expressions, and even if they were happy, they did not dare to show it on their faces. After all, these words did not come from the mouths of the emperor and the prince.

They are afraid that uncertainty will bring harm to the family, and no one dares to make mistakes.

Even Shen Muxue, who was the most restless, only dared to be ecstatic in secret, pretending to be calm on her face.

The Queen turned to Emperor Ming and asked, "Does the Emperor have any objections? Would you blame the courtiers and concubines for making their own decisions?"

Emperor Ming got up quickly when he heard the words, stepped forward to hold her hand, with a smile on his face: "The empress is right, you should be prepared for danger in times of peace. The prince shouldn't be surrounded by women who only know how to play piano, chess, calligraphy and painting."

The queen said with a smile: "It's great that the emperor said so, and my concubine is trembling, for fear that you will be angry!"

Emperor Ming's eyes flickered slightly, and he held her hand tightly: "I said everything is up to you."

(End of this chapter)