The little dark guard who travels between two lives

The emperor tapped Xin He's big head in dismay: "You, you! You are just a paper tiger! You are the princess I personally appointed! And yet you are being criticized and bullied by others, it really makes me lose face!"

Xin He quickly covered her head and hid in the Queen's arms. She turned around and made a face at the Emperor: "I am not a paper tiger! I am the little fox who is relying on the power of the tiger. With you and the Queen as my backers, I am not afraid of anyone."

The emperor was amused by the little girl's words, but he still felt very proud to be relied upon by the little girl.

This child has been in and out of the palace since she was young, and the emperor knows her character very well. This child is sincere, and the queen and I originally looked up to this child for the sake of old man Qin and Qin Mingxuan, and were closer to her than other children of officials.

But this child, who was so silly that he wanted to give his heart to others when he received a little kindness from others, returned more kindness to himself and the queen.

This kind of closeness has no utilitarian purpose, it is just a pure return of your kindness to me and my kindness to you. He can even stand up for himself and the queen when they are in danger.

Xin He saved the queen, and the emperor was extremely grateful. He couldn't imagine how sad he would be if the queen really lost her life in the palace coup.

On the surface, he and the queen have always been respectful to each other, but the queen has always been the one in his heart. In the past two years, the relationship between him and the queen has just improved a little. The queen is no longer the same as before, always respectful and polite to him like an outsider.

If the queen was harmed by the old man Shen Tuo at this time, the emperor would never accept this result. He still wanted to stay close to the queen. Thanks to the fat girl Xin He, she stepped forward to save the queen and also saved the emperor's life.

Since she risked her life to save the queen, the emperor felt that giving her the title of a princess was not enough. Why were those people still complaining and making suggestions?

The emperor knew that conferring the title of princess on Xinhe had made many people in the court jealous. This time, the criticism against Xinhe in the capital was just an outburst of the dissatisfaction that had accumulated since Xinhe was conferred the title of princess.

When the Queen angrily told him about the criticism of Xin He in the capital, the Emperor was also furious. They were criticizing the princess who was personally appointed by him and the Queen. Wasn't it saying that he and the Queen had poor vision?

The emperor would never tolerate all this, and he agreed immediately to the queen's suggestion to reprimand those noble ladies in the capital who slandered Xinhe behind her back.

The noble ladies were reprimanded by the Empress herself, and their fathers and brothers should have felt the anger of the royal family and should have restrained themselves. If there were still some who did not restrain themselves, the Emperor would naturally take action to deal with them.

The Emperor chuckled and said to the Empress and Xin He, "It is not appropriate for me to intervene in the criticisms of the noble ladies. The Empress can just issue an imperial decree to reprimand them. If they still cannot mend their ways, it proves that their fathers and brothers are incompetent in managing their families. If they can't even manage the girls in their families, how can they have the face to stand in the court? It's no wonder that I took action against their fathers and brothers."

The Queen smiled but said nothing, Xin He's black eyes widened again. She originally thought that this was just some gossip between the noble ladies, but she didn't expect the Emperor to take it so seriously. If those noble ladies didn't restrain themselves and thus affected their fathers and brothers' careers, it would be a very serious matter.

The more Xinhe thought about it, the more touched she was. The emperor was so busy with all kinds of affairs, but he still cared about such a small matter as hers. The little girl was so moved that she burst into tears.

"Your Majesty, you are so good to Xin'er. You are so busy, but you still care about Xin'er's little things. Woohoo, Xin'er will definitely be better to Your Majesty and the Queen. Yes, Xin'er must be a powerful female general and protect the territory for Your Majesty! Woohoo, Your Majesty must make me a female general!"

Everyone in the hall watched Xin He cry and laugh, and she thanked the emperor, but she took the opportunity to ask for a female general for herself. This thank you was too special.

Everyone laughed at Xinhe, and the emperor also felt a headache. This child has been clamoring to be a female general since she entered the palace. This child must feel how much he, the emperor, needs generals!

At this time, the fourth prince also came to join in the fun. He squeezed over and stood next to Xin He, shouting, "Father, there is still a son! I want to be a general with sister Xin Er to guard the border for you!"

Before the Emperor and the Empress could say anything, the Third Prince came forward and slapped the Fourth Prince on the back of his head: "Your martial arts rank last, and you still have the nerve to be a general!"

The Fourth Prince was once again exposed by the Third Prince and was extremely angry: "Humph, you are not much better, you are the second to last!"

The emperor covered his forehead with his hands in silence. Well, among four sons, two of them ranked first and last. It was really shameful!

The queen felt happy when she saw the children laughing and playing around her. Although she did not have any children, she also felt happy when she saw these children laughing and playing around her.

The queen smiled and said, "Okay, okay, your father still has many generals under him. You are still young, so you still need to practice well!"

Everyone was laughing and joking when suddenly a little maid came in and reported that it was Qin Mingxuan, the Lord, who wanted to see the Emperor and the Empress. The Emperor had just finished discussing matters with Qin Mingxuan, so why did he come again?

The emperor sat in the hall and asked the maid to invite Qin Mingxuan in. After a while, Qin Mingxuan hurried in, bowed to the emperor and the queen, and reported: "Your Majesty, Queen, I just received a message from home saying that my wife suddenly fell ill and fainted at home. I came here to take my daughter home."

Xin He was so scared that she stood up and was about to go to her father. But she was stopped by the Queen. Xin He looked back at the Queen in surprise: "You, Madam?"

The Queen pulled Xin He back to her side and said softly, "Don't panic!" Then, she asked Zi Qi beside her softly, "Today, I ordered you to announce my imperial decree and admonish the eldest daughter of the Qin family. Is Madam Qin present? What did Madam Qin say?"

Zi Qi bowed and reported: "I went to the Qin Mansion and read out the Majesty's decree. I admonished Miss Qin according to the Majesty's request. Madam Qin was also present. It's just...it's just..."

Zi Qi glanced at Qin Mingxuan and hesitated while speaking, but the Queen raised her voice and asked, "What did Madam Qin say?"

Seeing that the queen was a little angry, Ziqi said quickly: "When I was reprimanding her, Madam Qin rushed over and hugged Miss Qin, crying out for justice, saying... saying that the queen must have listened to the rumors and misunderstood Miss Qin."

Zi Qi didn't expect that Madam Qin was so protective of her. She dared to speak out for the injustice and defend the eldest lady in front of the Queen's decree, but she didn't mention a word about Miss Xinhe who was slandered by those rumors.

She didn't dare to report the matter in front of Miss Xinhe just now, for fear that Miss Xinhe would be sad and upset.

One of her daughters spread rumors outside and slandered her own sister, but Madam Qin ignored it. The Queen Mother was so angry that she took it out on Miss Xinhe, but Madam Qin still cried out for injustice. She was really biased.