MTL - Her Majesty Was Pregnant Before Entering the Palace-Chapter 922 Imperceptibly

   Chapter 922 Imperceptible

  The emperor did not go out for a walk for several days, basking in the sun, and he was very slack all over.

   Seeing Concubine Zhu's increasingly round and beautiful face, the emperor held her hand and went to the imperial garden.

  In the early summer, it is the lively season of peony, begonia and apricot blossoms, the yard is full of flowers and bees and butterflies dance.

  The sun is not too harsh. For the elderly, it is comfortable to be warm on the body.

  The emperor turned around, sweating slightly, sat in the pavilion, and then closed a bowl of warm and cool mung bean soup, and his whole body and heart were ironed.

  This made the emperor feel much better.

   "Sure enough, it's better to go out for a walk."

   Concubine Zhu wiped his sweat with a handkerchief, and smiled softly: "Everything in the world cannot be separated from the sun. People are not plants, but they also need sunlight. If you don't see the light for a long time, people will inevitably feel gloomy and depressed."

  The emperor listened, glanced at her, and smiled: "These words don't seem to be what Concubine Zhu could say."

   Concubine Zhu said with a smile: "Your Majesty, Shengming, I can't hide anything from you. The concubines have only shallow learning. These words were all heard from the concubine. The concubines thought it was good, so they wrote it down."

   "Princess? You also associate with her?"

   "The Crown Princess often goes to the harem to talk and play with her courtiers and concubines."

   "Sure enough." The emperor hummed softly, "Since the establishment of the Dasheng Dynasty, she is the most comfortable wealthy idler in the harem!"

   Concubine Zhu smiled and said, "Prince Concubine is a blessed person."

   "Yeah, even I am very envious. I haven't been out of the palace for a long time, but she ran out every three days and got the imperial censor of the prefectural court to throw a book at me."

   "Your Majesty just ignore them." Concubine Zhu peeled off a lychee with her slender hands and put it into the emperor's mouth.

   The slightly cool and sweet taste made the emperor feel more comfortable, and he did not pursue this matter any more.

  Prince Concubine is still wandering around, freely entering and leaving the former harem, and in June, she will even stay at Jiang's house for two days before returning to the palace.

   At first, the censors often slapped their papers to impeach them, but the emperor always ignored them.

  The censors were unable to do anything, so they gradually died down.

   After getting it back, the crown princess seems to have the privilege, and can walk around freely, as if there are no taboos.

   Things are most afraid of a routine. Once it becomes a routine, it becomes an unspoken rule.

  Jiang Ning used this subtle effect. In the midsummer season, even if she was holding half a watermelon and washing her feet by the moat in the west of the city, she didn't say anything.

   Of course, Jiang Ning is not as laid back as it seems on the surface.

   That is what others see.

   In fact, she practiced the booklet that Lonely City gave her every day.

   Practice for two hours a day, windy and rainy, and never stop.

  At first, she couldn't hold on to a stick of incense, she was soaked all over from exhaustion, dizzy, nauseated, and wanted to vomit. Gu Feng was so angry that he secretly tried to burn the booklet several times.

   Fortunately, Jiang Ning persevered.

   Two months later, she has been able to punch the boxing technique from start to finish without her blushing or breathing.

   The benefits that follow, her physical fitness is much stronger, and she is no longer so afraid of cold and heat.

   At the end of June, good news came from the front line, King Zhao Li You defeated Silla, and Silla sought peace.

  Although more than two million taels of silver were spent on this battle, the court and the opposition were still excited by the good news.

   (end of this chapter)