After I was reborn, I became the queen mother by fortune telling

Chapter 33 The Emperor's Taunt

After a while, the queen mother forced a smile on her face.

"Forget it, those who don't know are not guilty, you... go down!"

Chang Guiren still didn't give up, and struggled: "If the Empress Dowager doesn't like it, my concubine, please accept it from the emperor!"

Mu Qingyuan frowned slightly as if he had just met the woman kneeling on the ground: "You are?"

"Concubine Chang Yuerong." Chang Guiren hastily introduced himself.

"Where are you from?"

"The concubine is from Taozhou, and the concubine's father is the magistrate of Taozhou."

"Really?" Mu Qingyuan asked thoughtfully, and then asked, "Where do you get these ingredients from?"

Chang Guiren thought that Mu Qingyuan suspected that she used the things from the imperial dining room, so he quickly explained: "The ingredients used by the concubine are all brought by my father from his hometown, and they are specially for honoring the empress dowager and the emperor."

She replied respectfully, and thought it perfect.

Mu Qingyuan, who was above him, pondered for a while, and suddenly said with a little sarcasm: "Taozhou reported drought and flood, and I allocated a lot of money for disaster relief. It turns out that Master Zhizhou can eat this kind of people's fat and people's ointment. Send it to the palace."

Chang Guiren was stunned, her face was pale, her body swayed, she passed out and fell to the ground.

The maid at the side hurried up to pinch her, and she woke up slowly.

"Go down." Mu Qingyuan's expression was indifferent.

On the contrary, the Empress Dowager ordered: "Call an imperial physician to come and have a look after you go back, don't suffer from any root cause of illness at such a young age."

Jiang Yu and Xu Meijun, who were relatively close, saw this scene.

Jiang Yu suddenly remembered that there seemed to be such a noble person in her previous life, her father was a magistrate, but later the emperor sent people to find out that he was corrupt and dereliction of duty, and he was sent to do hard labor. Since then, she has lived in seclusion and never participated in any banquets.

That was the noble man in front of him.

Others are fine, Concubine Qiong's complexion in the water hall is not very good.

Chang Guiren's father, once gave his father a generous gift, Zheng Xiao, Minister of the Ministry of Industry, entrusted himself to take care of him. Now that Chang Guiren was disgusted by both the queen mother and the emperor, he could tell for the sake of the generous gift. Two sentences.

She stood up, gave a salute and said: "Your Majesty, this nobleman has just entered the palace not long ago, and he is young and ignorant. Today is the holiday, please don't get angry."

Mu Qingyuan glanced at her, and said softly, "Young and ignorant? You're right, it's the father's fault whether you raise her or not."

Concubine Qiong was startled and closed her mouth.

The emperor mentioned Chang Guiren's father, so there is no need to talk about it, it seems that the emperor is going to search Taozhou, and he must send a letter to his father as soon as possible, and he must draw a clear line with Taozhou's magistrate as soon as possible.

The two maids half-supported and half-dragged, helped Chang Guiren out, and the people sitting behind didn't know what happened, so they all started whispering.

Xu Meijun opened her mouth wide, and looked at the sister who was chatting and laughing with her just now, she was dragged outside with a dead face, without even looking at herself.

She couldn't help thinking of what Jiang Yu said just now, and she became suspicious for the first time. Could it be that this country bumpkin really knows how to pinch and count, and isn't everyone just fooling around?

The follow-up rookies all restrained their expressions and filed in to greet the Queen Mother and the Emperor.

A few of them originally wanted to make some tricks, but they gave up at this time, and went in and out honestly.

It was Luo Wanzhi's turn, she picked up the wooden box with some worry, and tried her best to straighten herself up so that she would not walk with a limp.

(End of this chapter)