The Queen Comes to Make Trouble

An unknown college student, who had been in love with a man for fifteen years, tried every means to force him to marry her. Unexpectedly, three months later, he was kicked out of the house by his husband and his mistress, and was left outside with a cold and a fever. "Your Majesty, the Emperor is here to see you again." A palace maid said excitedly. "Yes." Chang'e nodded lazily, picked out a purple grape from the table and put it into her mouth, completely ignoring the anxiety and excitement of the little palace maid. Don't ask why she is called Chang'e. Don't ask her what the empress is, Your Majesty. . . . My aunt was very unhappy. It's okay to say that she was kicked out of the house, let alone the cold. Traveling back to this idle time, there are no cars, no Internet, and no instant noodles. She also endured it. After all, she is still a queen, and there will always be palace fights or something to add to the fun. . . . . . . One day, the emperor said to Chang'e gloomily: "Queen, the regent has single-handedly controlled all the civil and military officials in the court. I'm afraid I can't protect you..." Before the emperor could finish speaking, Chang'e touched the emperor's head and said comfortingly: "I'm here, don't worry." The twinkling look in her eyes was enough to kill a cow in an instant. Regent, right? Come on, let's see if my aunt doesn't beat you to a pulp and cry for father and mother. Regent: "Queen, what did you just say?" Chang'e: "Did I say anything?