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"Yes." He nodded, "My beloved, you haven't eaten yet, right? Then go ahead and rest early."

"I am sending you to the Emperor."

"No need."

…

"Your Majesty, take off."

Chapter 468 The fatuous emperor (2)

Jiaheng Palace.

"Mother, this is a poem copied by Chen'er. Taifu praises Chen'er for writing well." The little boy standing in front of Jiang Yunching was dressed in dark-colored clothes, with a carved gold crown and hair sticking up. His small pupils were lively and his facial features were exquisite. Compact.

"Really?" Jiang Yunqing pretended to be exaggerated, "Mother, let's see how much progress our Chen'er has made."

She said and led him to her. The little boy showed his childish side, leaned into her arms, and whispered, "Chen'er was the first to finish, they haven't finished writing yet."

"The Queen Mother will give Chen'er a reward later."

"What kind of reward?" The little boy's eyes suddenly lit up, and he hugged Jiang Yunching affectionately, "I want a horse with blood."

Jiang Yun chuckled, stretched out his hand and tapped his little nose, "You are less than four years old, what do you want a BMW for? And you can't ride it."

"But Chen Wei has ridden before, but Chen'er has not. Chen'er also wants to ride." Ji Chen pouted, with a look of refusal to admit defeat.

Chen Wei is his accompanying student, one year older than him.

"Chen Wei is still young."

"Master Chen took him to play, Chen'er wanted to do it too." Ji Chen took her hand and started to shake it, a little coquettishly.

The smile on Jiang Yunqing's lips suddenly faded. Before he could finish speaking, the eunuch's voice came from outside the door, "The Emperor has arrived!"

She was stunned for a moment. The little boy next to her had already slipped out of her arms. When he saw Ji Yang coming in, he lowered his head and pretended to be mature and said nervously, "I have seen my father to say hello."

"My concubine, please pay your respects to the emperor." Jiang Yunqing also came to her senses and leaned over slightly.

"No gift." Ji Yang spat out two words and looked at the table on one side, "Is this written by Chen'er?"

When he called him by name, Ji Chen shrank his neck and mustered up the courage to look at him, "The master taught me how to write today."

He said, clasping his little hands together.

Ji Yang was usually lukewarm towards him, but Jiang Yun saw him being like this. He was about to change the subject when he heard him say, "Not bad, his handwriting is neat and he has made a lot of progress."

Hearing this, Ji Chen's dark eyes were filled with smiles, and he couldn't help but raise the corners of his mouth, "Thank you, Father, for the compliment."

Ji Yang nodded and asked, "Can I have a meal?"

"Back to the emperor, we are about to use..."

"Then let's come together, I have no use for it." Ji Yang said and already walked to the table, and the two of them followed him and sat down.

There are more than a dozen dishes on the table.

Crystal steamed dumplings, braised suckling duck, steamed shrimps with garlic paste, lotus root starch and cinnamon sugar cake, steamed shark's fin...

Ju Hong was waiting on the side, looking at the three silent people gathered around a table, the atmosphere was a bit strange.

There is a dull atmosphere in the air.

"What have the Tutor taught you during these days?" Ji Yang spoke to Ji Chen while eating.

"Back to my father, I taught my sons and ministers how to read poetry. I congratulate the great poet Li Yu on his pastoral poems." Ji Chen sat upright, put down his chopsticks, and answered his words.

"There is no need to be restrained. Father is just asking and just chatting." Ji Yang continued what he said.

"I understand." Although Ji Chen said this, he still didn't dare to act casually. He held his bowl and ate in a disciplined manner. He stretched out his chopsticks to pick up a shrimp, but failed to pick it up after picking it up twice, looking timid. He silently took the chopsticks back.

The next second, there was an extra prawn in the bowl.

Ji Chen was so flattered that he didn't dare to move.

Jiang Yunching didn't know what happened to Ji Yang today. It was rare that she took the opportunity to calm the atmosphere and said with a smile, "Chen'er, why don't you thank your father?"

"Thank you, Father." He looked up at Ji Yang and showed a childish and innocent smile.

"Eat quickly." Ji Yang reached out and touched his head.

"Yeah." Ji Chen nodded vigorously.

"Slow down." Jiang Yun chuckled softly, put another piece in his bowl, turned his head to meet Ji Yang's gaze, stretched out his hand and picked another piece for him, "Why is the emperor so free today?"

"I happened to be passing by, and I thought I hadn't seen the queen for a long time, so I came over to have a look." Ji Yang replied to her.

Jiang Yunqing smiled shyly and said gently, "I know that the emperor is busy lately, so I don't dare to disturb him. I can only manage the harem well to share the emperor's worries."

"My concubine has already finalized the draft list. I will show it to the emperor later to see if there are any additions."

"You don't have to look at it. I'm always at ease when the queen does things." Ji Yang replied to her, "The queen can decide."

"Then I will make my own decision."

"Um."

…

At the dinner table, Jiang Yunching would occasionally find topics to talk to Ji Yang. She seemed quiet and dignified, but in fact, her eyes were calm. She often picked up food for Ji Chen intentionally or unintentionally.

She is a queen who cares about the world. She is elegant, dignified and kind. It is difficult for people to think that she was also the true-hearted concubine of the General's Mansion, the innocent, cheerful and eclectic Jiang Yunching.

At that time, the threshold for marriage proposals in the General's Mansion was completely broken. It was heard that Miss Jiang's favorite was the crown prince of the Wei State Mansion, but King Xi stepped in and asked the Emperor to grant the marriage.

Ji Yang sighed in his heart when he thought of this.

The original owner was suspicious and not very smart. She really liked Jiang Yunqing and asked to marry her as a concubine. After marrying her, she doted on her for a while.

Later, he was instigated by someone and felt that Jiang Yunqing was still involved with the prince of Weiguo Mansion. In a fit of anger, he accepted several new people into the mansion to teach them a lesson. Jiang Yunqing was not an ancient woman, but a time traveler with modern memories since childhood. She was heartbroken and happened to be pregnant. She no longer expected to be favored and just did her job.

Now, he felt that Jiang Yunqing could not forget her old lover and was still thinking about her. His favor was wasted. He was angry and did not value Ji Chen.

Moreover, he was a smart man. He was played around by the ministers like a fence-sitter. He went back and forth. In the end, he told Jiang Yunqing that he suspected Ji Chen was not his son and would never help him to the position.