Fragrance Fills the Air [Empresses in the Palace]

In Concubine Hua's heart, as long as the emperor loves her the most, it's fine. She can pamper others, but she can't love her more than her, let alone ignore her because of other concubines.

Any act of worshiping Buddha is just an excuse. To put it bluntly, concubines below are not qualified to visit the Queen Mother. Summoning him is a favor, but the Queen Mother does not need to show too much respect to the newcomers who have just entered the palace.

As a prince who wants to seize the throne, you can be corrupt, mean, unkind, or incompetent, but you cannot disagree with your royal father's political views. This is a very serious matter, serious enough to kick you out as a candidate to seize the throne. Because when you were in office, you finally put your enemies to rest and locked them up on charges. Then your son feels that what you have done is wrong and pleads for mercy from your enemy, asking you to avoid brain congestion. What is more serious is that he is still a prince and pleads for mercy. If he is put in power, wouldn't he be released directly? This is not allowed by any emperor.

Isn't it ridiculous? She is adding more competitors to her son in the harem. She is such a good mother who loves her children~

Even though he is an Immortal Lord and still hangs out with women, does he have nothing to do, or is his position hereditary? What the Immortal Lord writes is no different from that of a mortal.

This is not stupid, this is a zombie. You are afraid that Jingbin will have other thoughts when she has a child, so you give Xingui a child to show Jingbin that she can also support others. But the hell is Jing's concubine's child conceived naturally? He was made pregnant by the pregnancy pill given by the heroine. The source of all this is that you let people get pregnant and then you are afraid that others will get pregnant again. In the words of Lady Zhifu, it's like a dragon is in the mud at the feet of the heavenly earth. If you stand too high, you will drift off and you won't pay attention to anything. This is the first time I have seen a heroine in the harem get pregnant until she gives birth to a son. People all give pregnancy pills to their own teams. If you don't have a pregnancy pill, don't give it. You really have to give people children.

It felt weird when I first saw Zhen Huan avoiding favor. But today I found out that she was pretending to be sick before being favored. How could she be avoiding favor? How do you know you can be favored? The heroine's honey confidence

It's really rare to see an upright crazy woman as the heroine in romance books these days.

So why should we give them children? They have to have ambitions when they have children. Now that they want to kill them, it is too obvious. I really don't know what to say

Before the death of Empress Fucha, Qianlong's sons were all ranked as eighth elder brother. None of his bastards died in infancy. Oh, there were still some who died in infancy. The sister born to the eldest brother by his biological mother died and Empress Fucha's own two legitimate sons died. So, the author, do you say that Queen Fucha "died of illness"? Then why didn't the eldest brother die? Author, do you mean that the early death of Empress Fucha was caused by Qianlong's son, and that it was Empress Fucha's own son who was killed? You said that Queen Fucha gave birth control to concubines with outstanding family backgrounds or full military flags, such as Huifanala and Yehenala of Gaojia. Is the author comparing the Yuan Empress of Kangxi to the Yuan Empress of Qianlong? I don't know what the truth was in ancient times, but I only look at the vested interests. In the early days of Kangxi, so many sons died and only the eldest brother who was sent out of the palace survived. This is a fact. It is also true that Qianlong had no concubines who died in infancy before the death of Empress Fucha. The author really gave up his face for the queen Hei Yixiu, right? It seems that a concubine died, the ninth elder brother of the Jin Jia family, who died at birth.