A confusing little system for newbie bosses

"Mommy..." Yunhuang's voice was small and hoarse, and then she struggled to get up.

After lying there for seven days, my back was numb.

Seeing this, Aunt Zhao helped her up and leaned on the pillow, then brought her a glass of warm water, "Your Highness, drink some water to moisten your throat!"

Yunhuang took the water glass and took a sip, then looked at the environment in the dormitory.

This is not the original owner's bedroom. As the only surviving royal heir beside the queen, she can still enjoy the honor of being a princess even though she is not a direct princess.

Although the current dormitory looks exquisite, it is decorated with some worthless things. It was obviously made by the new emperor for outsiders to see.

Aunt Zhao noticed that Yunhuang was looking at the bedroom, and a touch of sadness flashed across her eyes, "Your Highness... Da Zhou has already..."

She really couldn't say the next words. She wasn't sure whether Yunhuang could bear this fact.

"I know..." Yunhuang's voice was calm, and there was no hint of emotion or anger, "Dazhou is dead, and I am just a prisoner now."

But the calmer she was, the more worried Nanny Zhao became, "Your Highness, you must be more open-minded and live a good life. Only by living can you have hope..."

Seeing Aunt Zhao's endless persuasion, Yunhuang finally couldn't help but interrupt her, "Don't worry, Auntie, I will live well, and I will take you out of here with me!"

Hearing what she said, Aunt Zhao looked around nervously, and then reminded in a low voice, "Your Highness, please don't say this again. Be careful that walls have ears."

Yunhuang understood why she was nervous, and also knew that she didn't take her next words to heart.

This matter still needs long-term consideration, and she is not willing to explain too much now. She will naturally believe it when the time comes.

Soon, the new emperor learned about Yunhuang's awakening, and summoned her during the morning court, pretending to show it to the ministers.

Half of the people in the court today are still courtiers of the Great Zhou Dynasty, and they are still very concerned about Yunhuang, an orphan from the previous dynasty.

The new emperor's move was to win the hearts of this group of people.

Yunhuang didn't think there was anything wrong with the behavior of these ministers serving the new emperor. As long as it could benefit the people, what did it matter who the emperor was?

In this world, if there are people who are willing to give in, there will be people who can assess the situation. No one is right or wrong, they just have different ideas.

Yunhuang stood in the center of the court neither humble nor arrogant. She neither greeted him nor tried to please him. She just stared blankly at the new emperor.

From the perspective of the original owner, the person in front of her was the culprit who caused the destruction of her family. How could she flatter such a person!

In the end, it was the new emperor who spoke first, "The Ninth Princess was seriously ill, but now her body is recovering."

Yunhuang did not answer the question immediately, but continued to look at him blankly.

Don't forget that the original owner's brain was burned out when he was five years old, and his reaction was much slower than normal people.

She didn't hide it in front of Aunt Zhao because she was one of her own.

But in front of outsiders, especially the man in front of her who relied on iron-blooded methods to conquer the world, she should still be careful.

Any little detail may affect her plan to leave the palace.

After a pause of about ten seconds, Yunhuang said in a calm tone, "...It's much better, I no longer have a fever..."

After saying that, he returned to silence.

The new emperor was very dissatisfied with Yunhuang's reaction, but there was nothing he could do about it, and he couldn't even show it. He couldn't argue with a seven-year-old kid who was still mentally ill!

Because communicating with her was time-consuming and laborious, Aunt Zhao was also summoned.

Aunt Zhao had served in the palace all her life and had never seen such a scene before. However, out of concern for Yunhuang, she rushed over without stopping.

When faced with the new emperor's questions, except for concealing the fact that Yunhuang's brain had recovered, he answered everything truthfully.

In fact, the new emperor has been sending his men to pay attention to the lives of the master and the servant, and he knows all these things very well.

The reason why he asked this extra question was to show these ministers that he still cared deeply about the orphans of the previous dynasty.

After all, there are many speculations about the Zhou royal family "setting themselves on fire". Many people suspect that the new emperor was responsible, but there is no evidence.

The new emperor was very cautious in this matter, and he threatened the witness of Zhao Yunhuang with Yunhuang's life.

If Aunt Zhao tells the truth, Yunhuang will die. This happened during Yunhuang's "coma".

Yunhuang calls this behavior: acting and standing at the same time.

They didn't want to leave any trouble, but they also wanted to keep their reputation. It seemed that these founding emperors who changed dynasties liked to do this.

After an interrogation, when Nanny Zhao took Yunhuang back to the side hall of the West Palace, she met Liang Hongyu, the son of destiny.

At this time, Liang Hongyu was just a twelve-year-old boy who had lost his mother, and was not yet the thoughtful and ruthless emperor at the center of the plot.

He was hiding alone in the corner of the imperial garden, digging for something.

Originally, Yunhuang didn't want to cross paths with him so soon. She was planning to take Aunt Zhao around, but unexpectedly she was stopped by him.

"Which palace are you from? Why haven't I seen you?"

It is not difficult to tell from his tone that he is not aware of being a prince yet, or that he is not accustomed to the change of status.

Aunt Zhao did not know Liang Hongyu, but she had heard that the new emperor had five sons and two daughters.

Judging from the clothes of the young man in front of him, he must be one of them.

Thinking of this, Aunt Zhao blocked Yunhuang behind her and tried to divert his attention, "Is Your Highness looking for something? Why don't I come to help you!"

As a son of destiny, how could Liang Hongyu be led by others so easily?

He ignored Aunt Zhao and continued to stare at Yunhuang, "Hey! Are you mute? Why don't you speak?"

Yunhuang really didn't want to talk to him, but he insisted on coming up to her and even grabbed her wrist.

This body was only seven years old, so it couldn't resist being pulled like this. She frowned in pain and said coldly, "Let go! You're hurting me by pulling on me."

Liang Hongyu saw that Yunhuang's wrist was starting to turn red, and quickly let go of his hand. At the same time, he was a little at a loss and said: "Well... I didn't mean it. Are you okay?"

Then, as if he remembered something, he took out an exquisite porcelain bottle from the bag on his waist and handed it to Yunhuang, "This is a healing ointment. It won't hurt as long as you put it on. Here it is for you!"

Yunhuang: "..."

what happened?

Liang Hongyu in the plot is not this character!

I remember the description of him in the plot is that he has been deep-minded since he was a child, and is very good at disguising himself and hiding all the truth under his smile. He is a typical "smiling tiger".