The Salted Fish Queen Is Devoted to Raising Her Cubs, While the Scumbag Emperor Cries with Red Eyes

Jiang Daiyin traveled through time and dressed up as an unpopular queen in ancient times. The system said that she could only go back if she collected the emperor's favorability points. The emperor cut off love and was cold and ruthless. He completed the minister's task of inducing children and never set foot in the harem again. Instead of racking your brains to attack such a person. It is better to save the country through curves and change strategies. Jiang Daiyin plans to raise Zaizai under her name to become an emperor. When she concentrated on raising cubs, the emperor was not happy. The queen does not compete for favor, but is so concerned about other people's children. The emperor who was dissatisfied with his straight body fell unconsciously, but Jiang Daiyin only wanted to return to modern times. When that day came, the emperor, who had always been cold and self-possessed, had red eyes: "Yinyin, please, don't leave me!" Introduction 2 The tenth prince, who lost his mother and was abused since he was a child, developed all-round moral, intellectual, physical, artistic and physical development under the Queen's training, and grew from a trash despised by everyone to an astonishing genius boy. The seventh prince, who had been arrogant and playboy since childhood, was a good boy in front of the queen. The imperial concubine angrily scolded the queen for being nothing. The seventh prince argued: "Concubine, my mother is not the bad woman you say!" The Sixth Princess, who was almost sent to get married, was even more jealous: "The Queen is the best person in the world!" The imperial concubine sighed sadly, her two children were instigated to rebel, the queen's methods of fighting in the palace were really vicious! Later, everyone said that the Queen was virtuous and loving. The first queen who taught her wisdom, determination, and kindness. He taught him martial arts and martial arts, and became a wise ruler with great virtue. He taught talented and loyal assistants to powerful ministers. He taught him a brave and fearless general. ...