Chapter 855: Biography of Concubine Virtue: Princess Concubine
Concubine De remained calm and only told her: "Zhuang'er, I'm a little thirsty. Please bring me a glass of water."
"Yes, please wait a moment, ma'am!" Zhuang'er responded, went out, and when he came back, he had a cup of boiled water with mist in his hand.
Li Shuwan took it and drank it in one gulp.
When she was about to leave, he called her and said in a slightly hesitant tone: "Zhuang'er, how much do you know about the Dowager Empress? Can you tell me what this is all about?"
In fact, what she wanted to ask was: Which empress is the emperor at now? But as soon as she said the words, she turned into the concubine.
Although Concubine De doesn't like to interact with others, she is still very considerate towards her slaves. She has never spoken loudly to any of her slaves.
Zhuang'er was also willing to tell her everything he knew. But he still felt a little strange in his heart as to why the emperor didn't tell his master about the concubine.
Next, Zhuang'er spoke eloquently, and Shuwancai got a general idea of the concubine——
It turned out that the Dowager Empress was the late emperor's virtuous concubine. Back then, the late emperor loved his virtuous concubine just as Xuanyuan Liuche cherished Li Shuwan, and they were the kind of love that was held in the palm of his hand.
At one time, the late emperor wanted to depose the queen and make his favorite concubine his wife.
But because the empress at that time, Xuanyuan Liuche's biological mother, was virtuous and virtuous, she had always been a model that the people in the world believed in. The late emperor could not abolish her without reason, so he tried every means to embarrass her.
Naturally, when the virtuous concubine blatantly bullied the queen because of her pampering, the late emperor turned a blind eye.
At a young age, Xuanyuan Liuche witnessed the bullying of his mother by his father and the wise concubine, but he could do nothing about it.
He hated the virtuous concubine, but his mother smiled and said to him: "Your Majesty, don't feel sorry for your mother. Her all the forbearance today is just for your bright future. Remember everything today first, and wait for the future.
To be honored as a great treasure, my mother will die in peace!"
From that day on, Xuanyuan Liuche remembered his mother's words closely. He worked hard, was good at literature and military affairs, worked diligently and loved the people, and finally allowed the late emperor to see a crown prince with both literature and morality.
The queen finally made it to the age of eighteen when the crown prince came of age, and then she passed away and returned to the west.