Quick Transmigration: My First Female Skill Takes Effect

Wei Qi's complexion was rosy, and the imperial physician was taking her pulse, concluding that she was in excellent health.

I attended classes taught by teachers at Chongwen Hall this morning.

This class was about history, and the teacher was someone who was both familiar and unfamiliar—Zheng Bai.

Every time he goes to class, he adopts a dismissive attitude, as if to say, "Princess Chenzhao, don't touch me."

As soon as get out of class ended, he disappeared in the blink of an eye.

Today, Zheng Bai's face showed a rare smile.

The voice was gentle.

Wei Qi and Mingzhu exchanged a glance, raising their eyebrows in a funny manner.

Zheng Bai reached out and tapped the desk in front of him: "Listen carefully and don't fidget."

His first duty as a teacher was to manage the classroom.

Wei Qi immediately turned his head back.

He sat up straight, placed his hands on the desk, and stared at the teacher, looking every bit the model student.

Zheng Bai: "..."

That's so touching!

Princess Chenzhao actually listened to him.

Wei Qi: I'm willing to listen to anything that's for my own good.

The most ordinary teacher-student relationship was restored in the classroom. Emperor Yongwen and Empress Shen exercised their bodies and came to Chongwen Hall.

I watched silently for a quarter of an hour.

The two left together again.

"What is this, Minister Zheng?" Empress Shen still remembered her precious daughter's complaint.

They say Zheng Bai is stingy.

Teaching her to read is different from what my brother the Pope did.

She is a pirate.

Emperor Yongwen was fully aware of Zheng Bai's changes. He explained that Zheng Bai was grateful for the kindness shown to him by treating his smallpox.

"Zheng Bai is not a pedantic person."

The truly pedantic person believes that the smallpox disease was forcibly imposed on Qi'er by him when he was emperor.

The reason Emperor Yongwen was willing to explain himself to Zheng Bai was simply because he had forced the position of Grand Tutor to the Crown Prince onto him.

Now he wants to change the crown prince.

It wasn't about trying to help Zheng Bai out.

They didn't want him to go down the same path as Wei Jin.

Empress Shen raised an eyebrow: "I've heard that when Minister Zheng is the Prefect of the Capital, he is intolerant of any wrongdoing. Whether it's a nobleman or a member of the imperial family, he will not let anyone who breaks the law get away with it."

"He made many contributions to the peace and prosperity of the Great Yong Dynasty."

"I admire him too."

Even if you don't like Princess Chenzhao, giving her a bootleg teacher is still a bootleg version of the Crown Prince, with no difference in wording.

I will never teach less or teach incorrectly.

Even when someone in the Eastern Palace suggested enticing Princess Chenzhao to focus on having fun, he reprimanded them.

Emperor Yongwen's smile became even more genuine. He knew that the Empress was different from others; she was a generous person.

The emperor and empress turned around.

They encountered another patrol of imperial guards.

Empress Shen stared at their retreating figures: "Your Majesty, has anything gone missing from the palace?"

The time intervals between the Imperial Guards have shortened.

The number of patrol personnel has also increased.

Emperor Yongwen's gaze swept over the Empress, then landed on the sun overhead, and he said with certainty, "Yes, a great thief is coming."

"Your Majesty, please be careful and do not let anyone from the palace go out alone."

Empress Shen paused for a moment before agreeing.

noon.

Wei Qi received a message from her father, the emperor, to invite her to lunch.

I have to part ways with my friends for now.

They rode away in a dragon chariot.

Zhu Mingyue rubbed her wrist and sighed to Princess Mingzhu, "Everyone says I'm one of the best people in the world who were born into this world. My parents, grandmother, and brothers all love me."

"But when I look at my father and compare him to His Majesty, he's like a grain of rice compared to the bright moon."

At least, her father never intended for her to inherit the title of Marquis of Wu'an.

His Majesty, however, wants to give His Highness the best throne.

"Your dad is brighter than Mi Guang," Kang Qing corrected her.

Just as Zhu Mingyue envies His Highness now, she was once one of those who envied Zhu Mingyue.

"My dad, my dad is Mi Guang."

Marquis Wu'an genuinely loved Zhu Mingyue, and would take her out to play during festivals every year.

Unlike her father, Minister Kang, who was completely oblivious to his daughter's feelings, her father was someone she couldn't see.

When he had a spare moment, he would call his older and younger brothers to his study to teach them.

It's already good enough that I know her and can call her by name.

"Do you know how devastated I was when he didn't recognize one of my sisters?"

The five girls all widened their eyes.

The biological father couldn't recognize his daughter.

Zhu Mingyue gave a thumbs up: "Your dad is indeed strong; my dad is completely outmatched."

"Even my dad would admit defeat."

The Ministry of Rites.

For some reason, Minister Kang sneezed three times in a row.

Who misses him?

"Father Emperor, Mother Empress."

"I'd like to know what happened in the palace?"

Empress Shen paused in her action of picking up her chopsticks.

She could see the changes in the Imperial Guard because she had been in the palace for many years and knew their numbers, formations, and patrol methods.

A hint of relief flashed in Emperor Yongwen's eyes. There were only the three of them in the hall, so there was no need for him to hide anything.

"Your elder brother wants to rebel."

He also gave a specific time: "Three days later."

Wei Qi felt a pang of sympathy for the Crown Prince for a second.

"With whom?"

"Is King Cheng among them?" she guessed, pointing to the list.

Emperor Yongwen nodded: "Yes, I didn't expect that my uncle, Prince Cheng, would have such courage. I underestimated him."

"But King Kecheng has no soldiers? He still needs someone to lead the army." Wei Qi counted on his fingers.

The Imperial Guard is most prone to causing chaos.

But Commander Zhu is his father's confidant, and also the biological father of her confidant Zhu Mingyue, so he would never betray her.

"Deputy Commander of the Imperial Guard?" Any lower than that wouldn't be enough, and he wouldn't have enough men under his command.

Emperor Yongwen smiled and said, "Guess how many? Including the troops stationed in the capital."

Wei Qi was stunned.

And it wasn't just her own brother who rebelled.

She glanced at her father with affection and placed a lion's head meatball on his plate.

"Father, I will be filial to you," Wei Qi promised.

She was not as unfilial as her brothers.

I will never stand against my father.

The five princes: "..."

Why do you think they are not filial?

Wei Qi shook his head: I don't know!

Wei Qi then said considerately, "We are from the same country, and we will never betray each other."

Emperor Yongwen felt a warmth in his heart. Even though he hadn't drunk the mutton soup yet, he said, "Yes, we are from the same country. Aqi is the most filial child in the world."

"My father is the best father in the world."

"The Empress Dowager is the best mother in the world."

Wei Qi announced.

Empress Shen, who was originally agitated by the Crown Prince's misbehavior, now felt calmed down by her beloved child's words.

"Aqi is also the best child."

Empress Shen decided to forget about the Crown Prince; at this moment, she should be happy.

"Yes, Mother, you'll be with me the day after tomorrow. I'll protect you," Wei Qi said, worried about her mother.

She and her father both knew martial arts, but her mother did not.

Empress Shen stroked her round head, feeling as satisfied as if she had eaten a few elixirs: "Good, Aqi will protect your mother."

Wei Qi possesses the strength of a hegemon.

Only the emperor, empress, and a few close confidants knew about it.

Emperor Yongwen assured him, "Nothing will happen."

All schemes and tricks are utterly ineffective in the face of absolute power.

No matter how his princes thrashed about.

They could not escape the emperor's grasp.

Day 1.

The palace and its surroundings were as calm as flowing water.

Three meals a day.

The next day was normal.

On the third day, dark clouds obscured the sun.

The weather is about to change.