The road of the favorite concubine in three lives is destined

When the Emperor was about to kiss Concubine De, she suddenly stood up.

The emperor called out, "Come in and change the bed."

At this time, the maid came in, changed the bed and went downstairs.

The emperor thought to himself, I'll serve you obediently this time. When Concubine De saw the changed bed, she immediately lay down on it, ignoring the emperor and not even looking at him.

The emperor thought to himself, this, this, this is really going to piss me off to death, is this still not over?

So he said to Concubine De, you should go to bed early today because you have to go back to the Lin Mansion tomorrow.

Concubine De thought, why did you let me sleep with you today? It turns out you want to chase me away, this damn scumbag

Defei said, it was the Emperor

The emperor said, when you wake up tomorrow, I will send someone to take you back to the Lin Mansion.

Concubine De said, "Your Majesty, I don't need to eat tomorrow. Can I have dinner with you?"

The emperor said, "No, I will send someone to bring you food when you wake up. You can eat in this palace. You don't have to pay respects to the queen and the queen mother after eating. By the way, you don't have to pay respects to the queen and the queen mother in the future, unless the queen and the queen mother summon you for urgent matters."

Defei asked why.

The emperor said, in short, you just listen to me and don’t ask anything else.

Concubine De snorted and snatched away the emperor's quilt.

The emperor was pitifully lying beside her, feeling so cold that he started to fight with Concubine De for the quilt. Since he couldn't win over Concubine De, he hugged her from behind and fell asleep.

The next day, the emperor woke up and looked at Concubine De in his arms. Her skin was as white as cream and rosy, especially when she was asleep, she looked like a well-behaved kitten. He couldn't help but touch Concubine De's face.

The eunuch at the door shouted, "The emperor is still eating and attending court."

The emperor made a hushing gesture, signaling him to speak in a low voice so as not to disturb Concubine De.

The emperor said, "Put on your clothes." So the maid helped him put on his clothes. The emperor reluctantly walked to Concubine De and kissed her forehead.

The palace maid and the eunuch didn't know where to look at this time, they just felt embarrassed.

The emperor stood up and said, "Let's eat.

The emperor went to court after dinner. Before going to court, he specifically told the eunuch not to disturb Concubine De, and to tell her when she woke up and when she would be ready to eat. Then he sent a few people to escort Concubine De back to the Lin Mansion.

Go to the Imperial Household Department and get some rare treasures. Let Concubine De pick out the things that come into the palace and see what she likes and wants. Just give it to her directly.

Don't need to inform me, just give her whatever she wants

And remember to send Concubine De back home safely. If anything happens to her, I will hold you responsible.

After saying this, the emperor went to court.

Defei had already woken up, and the maid prepared a basin for her to wash. After Defei finished washing, the meal was served.

After Concubine De finished her meal, the chief eunuch said, "Your Majesty, the Emperor has asked me to go to the Ministry of Internal Affairs to pick out some rare treasures for you, and the things you brought back to the Lin Mansion."

The queen came with the old slave, so Concubine De followed behind the chief eunuch. This was her first time to the Imperial Household Department.

The highest position in the Imperial Household Department was the Guangchusi, the economic lifeline of the Qing Palace. It was in charge of the taxes paid by the various imperial estates, and was responsible for the royal family's gold, silver, jewelry, porcelain, silk, tea, ginseng, fur and other special supplies. The Guangchusi had six warehouses for leather, satin, and clothing, and under the six warehouses there were seven workshops for dyeing, clothing, embroidery, flowers, and leather, as well as two rooms for hats and needlework. The Imperial Household Department was responsible for the production and management of the Qing Dynasty's court clothing.