Chapter 634: Harem does not discuss politics
However, when she stepped into the main hall of Chaoyang Palace, something suddenly changed.
Inside, there were quite a few people standing.
As soon as he saw them coming in, he immediately knelt down and said, "See the emperor, see the princess."
Cang Xilin said: "Pingshen."
He sat on the dragon chair, then pointed to a soft chair not far away: "Yueque, sit down."
"Thank you, Brother Huang."
After Bai Yuyue said his formal thanks, he sat on the chair.
When I looked around, I found that most of the people in the hall were acquaintances.
Not to mention Mu Yuntian and Cang Xiyuan, there are also several young talents who have just emerged, such as Wang Ruixin.
——Even Liu Ziyu, who was the first to send me greeting cards and congratulatory gifts yesterday.
They are all young people!
Moreover, he is still a young man who behaves a little surly but has some talent!
Bai Yuyue frowned.
Is Cang Xilin doing this to cultivate a core that belongs only to him?
However, when Cang Xilin opened his mouth and asked everyone to start discussing politics, Liu Ziyu suddenly stood up:
"Your Majesty, please ask Princess Pingnan to step down first, and then discuss state affairs with the ministers."
"Um?"
Cang Xilin raised her eyebrows.
Instead, Liu Ziyu stood up and said loudly: "Please let Princess Pingnan step back first."
At this time, he still looked like he was looking at Bai Yuyue in a daze yesterday. He was clearly an outspoken scholar.
In fact, Mu Yuntian also meant the same thing.
He feels that women are meant to be pampered, and if he wants women to do this or that for him, then this man is too useless.
But he glanced at the expressionless Bai Yuyue and remained silent.
But Cang Xiyao smiled and said: "Liu Yushi, what did you say?"
"No political discussions are allowed in the harem! How can a woman interfere in national affairs?"
He said with a very serious look on his face.
It can be seen that what he was thinking of were Confucian admonitions and the sacred teachings of his ancestors.
These are much more important to him than a woman.
"In previous generations, there were stories of people listening to politics behind curtains. Why shouldn't women take part in politics?"
Leng Ao's voice sounded, but it was Mu Yuntian who spoke.
This chapter has been completed!