On the day I was crowned concubine, he knelt outside the palace all night.
He knelt outside and I knelt inside.
The emperor was half leaning on the dragon bed, looking at me with a half-smile but not smiling, and said, "If it weren't for him, you would probably be the queen of the middle palace right now."
I raised my head, feeling dizzy and in a daze. Maybe I had cried too much in the past few days, and the phoenix crown on my head was too heavy, so I really couldn't get any energy.
"If Your Majesty has had enough fun, let him go back. The night is cold, the humidity is heavy, and his new injury has not healed. I'm afraid he will hurt himself if he continues to kneel down." I said slowly, word by word.
I knew this sentence would offend Tianyan, and sure enough, the emperor sneered and got out of bed, walking straight out of the palace.
"Kneel down until dawn."
I don't know if this sentence is meant for me or for him.
The footsteps of the palace maids and eunuchs were very panicked. After all, no one would have thought that on the concubine's wedding night, the emperor would walk out of the palace angrily. When he left, I was so happy that I quickly called Aping to help me take off the phoenix crown. Aping was so frightened that his eyes burst into tears, and he just knelt down and cried in front of me.
"Girl, Your Majesty, why is Your Majesty gone?"
"Let's go, but tonight, I'm afraid I'll have to kneel down." I touched her head and squeezed out a smile to comfort her.
It felt much easier after taking off the phoenix crown. I tried my best to look at the moon outside the window, but after looking at it for a long time, I only saw the diamond pattern on the window. Also, from the Nine Layers Palace, you can't even see the moon.
"They're all kneeling. It's not as warm outside the palace as it is here."
An imaginary history, partly based on the Ming Dynasty.
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