Quick Transmigration: My First Female Skill Takes Effect

Said Cao Cao, Cao Cao.

As soon as the Empress Dowager finished speaking, a commotion came from outside. She turned her head and saw that it was indeed her emperor son who had arrived.

He gave his trusted aunt a look.

After the tea was served, all the palace servants quietly withdrew. Only a trusted aunt remained by the Empress Dowager's side, a female official by Princess Xihe's side, and Wen Zhong followed behind Emperor Yongwen.

The Empress Dowager leaned against a sandalwood couch, Emperor Yongwen sat on her left, and Princess Xihe sat on her right.

The three close relatives exchanged a glance.

Emperor Yongwen spoke first, asking his sister with concern, "Was your journey here smooth?"

Princess Xihe has been away from the capital for nearly three seasons.

"Everything went smoothly. No one rebelled in Huaizhou, and the journey was safe and uneventful." After answering the emperor's question, Xihe asked, "I heard that my brother has had another daughter?"

"I came to the palace today specifically to bring her a gift."

She looked at the emperor with a smile.

Emperor Yongwen raised his eyes, a smile on his face: "Yes, take her with you when you go to see her later."

"The wind blows through the green grass, and the sun shines on the jade-like chrysanthemums." The character "Qi" in "Jade-like Chrysanthemums" is the name of your newborn niece.

He looked at his sister and mother.

Waiting for the two of them to respond.

Xihe looked at the Empress Dowager; her mother took the call, and then she took it.

Empress Dowager: "..."

"...Hmm, Qi means beautiful jade, wonderful, it's a good word." She paused, then asked doubtfully, "But, the princes are following the king, is that...?"

Does the first child have to come true?

Her heart pounded with anxiety.

Xihe swallowed back her words of praise; she decided to keep quiet for now.

He glanced at his elder brother across from him.

To his surprise, a hint of astonishment flashed across Emperor Yongwen's face. He explained, "I simply thought the character was nice; I had no intention of making her a prince."

Empress Dowager and Princess Xihe breathed a sigh of relief.

Emperor Yongwen: "How can a prince compare to her? In my heart, she is unique."

He glanced at his mother and sister and said honestly, "To be honest, Mother and Sister, what I said yesterday was from the bottom of my heart."

"Holding her in my arms, I finally realized that I am a father."

Yesterday it snowed heavily, today the sun shines brightly.

The light shining through the window shone in front of the three of them, and they felt the light getting brighter and brighter. They knew without even going out that it was a fine day.

The Empress Dowager's heart felt like a stone was falling from the city wall. A tingling chill ran through her skull, and she felt that something had changed.

She opened her mouth, but didn't say anything to warn them.

The person in front of her was her son, but not only her son, but also the emperor.

No one could object to his decision.

Moreover, the emperor did not harm her interests.

A loving mother and a filial son—that was her path.

"Then, when I feel better, I will go and see the child myself."

Emperor Yongwen's smile broadened considerably. "Yes, Mother will definitely like her. This child is always lazy."

He recounted how, when the Queen was pregnant, the baby remained motionless, causing the parents great concern.

Seeing that her brother's face was exactly the same as her husband's when he faced his son, Xihe felt that there was no need to ask her question anymore.

No matter how strict the rules were, they couldn't compare to her brother, the Emperor, in her heart.

"Oh, that's quite clever, to know about your parents." The Empress Dowager's words of praise echoed in his ears.

Xihe continued, "Aqi followed in the footsteps of his elder brother. He had heard from their father that his third brother had mistaken his mother for someone else, while his elder brother, who was the same age as him, had never mistaken anyone for someone else."

"That's right."

Looking back, the winter sun feels as warm as summer.

Princess Xihe left Qianqiu Palace, carrying her gifts and the Empress Dowager's gifts, and sent them to Kunning Palace box by box.

I met my new niece.

The original blood relationship, coupled with the emperor's favor, added several layers of filters to the child who was only one day old.

She was asleep with her eyes closed.

Princess Xihe thought the child was healthy and intelligent.

Unhealthy children simply cannot sleep.

As for intelligence, only intelligent children know to sleep more when they are young.

When you grow up, you won't have as much time to sleep.

She stayed for a full half hour, then went into the inner room and spoke with the Empress for a quarter of an hour before leaving Kunning Palace.

About half an hour after Xihe left.

Emperor Yongwen's gifts arrived again. He went back and thought, "If my own mother and sister have sent gifts, how can I not send one to my own father?"

Gifts kept pouring in.

Starting with the four concubines, everyone in the harem spent money to send congratulatory gifts.

Those with good connections added another layer of gifts to the full-moon celebration.

Gifts will flow to those who are not lacking in gifts, just as money will flow to those who are not lacking in money.

Wei Qi already possessed considerable wealth in his sleep.

She pouted, and the God of Wealth was greeting her.

Empress Shen accepted this well; her child deserved the best. She first instructed Qiuyue to select items from her storeroom in exactly the same quantities as those given by the Emperor.

Keep it for Wei Qi.

Akizuki: "..."

Alright, it's only right for a mother to give her child a gift.

As for Princess Showa and the Second Prince, the Empress has always given them generous gifts.

It's just that there wasn't such a big fuss when I was born.

Qiuyue asked Chunxiang, who had returned, to take care of the Empress while she went to organize the gifts and put them in the storeroom.

Looking at the rows of gilded boxes.

She was willing to accept the endless stream of gifts, which was the climax of the day, but she never expected that at noon, the little prince would be born a day later.

Wen Zhong arrived gracefully, carrying the imperial edict.

Mingqi, who was only one day old, was given the title of Princess Chenzhao.

The fiefdom was Qiantang Prefecture.

Qiu Yue and the others knelt to receive the imperial decree, while the child who was to receive the decree was still sleeping, and the emperor specifically instructed them not to disturb him.

In addition, Wen Zhong, with a look of congratulations on his face, pointed towards the direction of the Emperor's Taiji Palace to Qiu Yue.

"In addition, the Emperor granted a general amnesty and prayed for the young prince's well-being." He clicked his tongue, truly not expecting the Emperor's favor to be so terrifying.

With a hint of complexity, she added, "Also, we invited monks from the White Horse Temple and Taoist priests from the Flying Cloud Temple to the palace to pray for the young prince for forty-nine days."

Qiuyue stood frozen in place, her eyes unmoving.

The title and fiefdom are a reflection of how much the young prince is favored, because a princess's title reflects the emperor's favor.

Without the emperor's favor, one can only wait until the age of fifteen, when one reaches the coming-of-age ceremony.

Could a general amnesty be granted, and monks and Taoist priests be allowed to enter the palace to pray for blessings?

That's a procedure only for appointing a crown prince?

The Secretariat.

"Is Your Majesty appointing a second crown prince?"

Zheng Shizhong slammed his fist on the old rosewood desk in front of him.

He has a quick temper and is known for his integrity.

Moreover, he was one of the Crown Prince's teachers.

For whatever reason, this imperial edict cannot be issued.

Another official, Feng, held different political views and said with a serious expression, "Minister Zheng, please be careful with your words. His Majesty is simply showing deep affection for his son. Why are you making such a fuss?"

As he spoke, he reached for the palm print to stamp it.

Approved.

Upon seeing this, Prime Minister Zheng pushed him aside and stuffed the imperial edict into his sleeve: "I'm going to see the Emperor."

Please retract your decree.