After I traveled through the book, my whole family overheard my thoughts and went crazy

She hadn't finished her words yet.

Then he watched the queen's eyes roll back and she fell backwards.

"The Queen..."

After being treated by the imperial physician.

The queen fainted because she was too angry.

"Where did you go this afternoon? Why are you so angry for no reason?" the Queen Mother asked.

Concubine Liang knelt on the ground in fear: "Your Majesty, I am just strolling around the palace."

"How could this normal person become so anxious while strolling in the garden that he fainted?" Emperor Yuanwu said immediately.

At this moment, Concubine Liang really wanted to die.

Could it be that she had to tell the truth and that the Queen was mad at the eldest prince?

"I don't know." Concubine Liang looked embarrassed.

"Okay, you go down first." The Queen Mother winked at Concubine Liang, then turned to Emperor Yuanwu and said, "The Queen is still the Queen after all. No matter how capable Concubine Shu is, she is just a concubine. Now that the Queen only has the title of Queen, how can she not be anxious and angry?"

"It's my fault for not thinking it through." Emperor Yuanwu said sincerely, "It's just that the things the Queen did before..."

"I know all of this." The Empress Dowager patted Emperor Yuanwu's hand and said, "The Yuan Kingdom is still in turmoil, and the former dynasty is unstable. If you want to depose the Empress at this moment, I'm afraid it will cause chaos in the former dynasty."

"I have absolutely no intention of deposing the empress." Emperor Yuanwu said solemnly.

"If the emperor only brings his concubines with him and leaves the queen aside, people will definitely be suspicious." The Queen Mother sighed: "I gave the selection to Concubine Shu this time because she is prudent, but the queen has to preside over the ceremony to win the hearts of the people."

"Your Majesty is right." Emperor Yuanwu nodded.

“If the Emperor really feels that he has treated Concubine Shu unfairly, then he should find an appropriate reason to promote her,” the Empress Dowager advised.

The news of the queen's fainting quickly spread throughout the harem.

It was already late at night when Concubine Shu found out about this.

"I really don't understand what the Empress Dowager is thinking. She doesn't hand over the selection of concubines to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, but to you." Ying'er rubbed Concubine Shu's legs, feeling aggrieved.

"It's ok for you to say this in front of me, but don't mention it in front of others." Concubine Shu's eyes darkened and she said solemnly.

"My queen, I just can't stand it." Ying'er said aggrievedly: "Why do you have to run around so much, and let the queen go to the final beauty pageant? Isn't this clearly making wedding clothes for others? I just feel sorry for you and feel wronged for you."

Shufei's brows furrowed deeply.

She actually doesn't care about being in the spotlight.

If the queen had not participated in the selection ceremony, Emperor Yuanwu would have really taken her with him.

I am afraid that the next day, the memorials to Emperor Yuanwu will pile up higher than his own, and he will definitely scold her for disrupting the government and seducing the emperor.

It’s okay not to go!

But the grievance in her heart was churning and her eyes were filled with soreness.

But there is something more important at this time.

"Yin'er, go to the storehouse and find the stone that Madam Xia sent that day." Concubine Shu's eyes turned.

"Madam." Ying'er was so frightened that her face turned pale: "Madam, why are you looking for that stone in the middle of the night?"

"By the way, find the wild ginseng and go see the Queen tomorrow." Concubine Shu said angrily.

Everyone in the palace now knows that the Queen has fainted.

Even though there had been many unpleasant things between her and the Queen before, she still had to do what was necessary to deal with the public affairs.

Since Lingyu Pavilion is related to the eldest prince.

She just didn't believe that this matter had nothing to do with the Queen.