The concubine of Tiantuan arrives: my queen is too unruly

Chapter 198 The Battle for the Throne ([-])

The Empress Dowager is almost insane, she has no demeanor and looks like a shrew.

"My king has known for a long time that you will not admit it, so I ask all the adults present to read something for me." Xi Mo took out a letter from the box and circulated it among the ministers.

"Could it be that what the prince said is true." The ministers who read the letter began to discuss again.

"My lords, don't trust him, just a letter can't prove anything." The Empress Dowager Xi thought that Xi Mo would show something.

"This letter was left by the late emperor." Someone among the ministers said.

"This is impossible." The Empress Dowager Xi didn't believe it. She walked down from the main hall, snatched the letter from the minister's hand, opened it and looked very flustered, and threw the letter on the ground violently, "This letter is fake. .”

Jin'er picked up the letter from the ground, and when she opened the box, she had seen the letter before, but she hadn't read the contents inside. Now that she saw it, she realized that it was written by the first emperor to Yan Xichen, the one who exchanged the baby back then. Things, he seems to already know.

The general content of the letter is that Su Guifei, the former emperor's concubine, has been depressed because of giving birth to a dead baby. She suffers from depression and is bedridden all day long. When the baby girl died, the first emperor mistakenly thought that she had been hit too hard, causing her to be in a trance and talking nonsense.

Concubine Su brought up this matter before her death, which made the first emperor suspicious, so she secretly investigated the matter and found out that Ximo was replaced by someone back then. I left this letter and hoped that Yan Xichen would deal with it after she ascended the throne. I am afraid that the first emperor did not expect that the Empress Dowager would become even more powerful after Yan Xichen ascended the throne.

"Concubine Jin, can you show the letter to me." A minister walked up to Jin'er and asked to read the letter.

Jin'er remembered this person, and she met him at the banquet where the Queen Mother hosted the ministers' daughters. He seemed to be Lord Cui, Minister of the Ministry of Punishment.

Jin'er handed the letter to Master Cui, Master Cui looked at the writing on the letter, put it in front of his nose and smelled it, "Reporting to the Empress Dowager, Third Prince, this letter does not seem to be fake, the handwriting is indeed from the late emperor. According to the inkblot, the letter has been dated for some time."

(End of this chapter)