She was very happy to have such a son, but facing the conflict between the emperor and his son, she, a queen who was a mother and a wife, could not help but feel a little worried.
This incident has indeed caused a big fuss, and Prince Hen'er's position may really be abolished by the emperor.
In fact, the queen is not very concerned about fame and fortune. If her son can really find his own happiness, it doesn't matter whether he becomes the prince or not.
But for a country to abolish the crown prince, this is a big deal.
"Is that the traitor the only one who has a temper?
Do I, as the father of the emperor, still act based on his face? Do I have to listen to what he says? What a rebellious son."
The emperor complained to the queen angrily.
"Your Majesty, we are one generation, two fathers and sons. No matter how big a mistake our son makes, he is still our son after all, right?
Hen'er is disobedient, but everything Hen'er did was to adhere to his own principles. In view of my concubine, the emperor still tried to find a way to get him back and let him marry the girl."
"Am I looking for him? Last time he escaped from marriage, I haven't settled the accounts with him yet, and you want me to compromise with that traitor again this time. Aren't you encouraging his arrogance?
No matter what I say this time, I will never compromise with him again. Let him go outside to fend for himself! This traitor..."
"Your Majesty, that's fine. Let Hen'er rest outside for a while. If he figures it out, he might come back."
"He's going to come back? He's going to come back on his own?
It’s not like you don’t know this traitor’s personality, he won’t compromise.”
A son is better than a father. Even in his rage, the emperor knew that his son could not come back so easily.
"Your Majesty, then... what should we do?
Hen'er refuses to compromise, and you refuse to give in. Are you and Hen'er going to be entangled in this matter forever?"
The queen said helplessly.
Now she is sandwiched between the emperor and his son. Only she can eliminate the gap in the hearts of the two fathers and sons.
"This rebellious son still has a filial heart, I understand this very well.
He escaped from the palace, but he had a conflict with me. I think sooner or later, he will come back to see you.