After traveling through time, I became the aunt of the loyal dog emperor

"I heard that you had a whole day of meetings today. I must be tired and hungry. I, your aunt, am here to bring you some porridge." Wan Ning explained while looking up, but it sounded more like she was quibbling.

The emperor looked around, looked over Wan Ning's shoulder at the table next to him, then looked back up and down. He then gently supported the table next to him with one hand, tilted his head and looked at Wan Ning and asked with a smile: "It's rare that the royal aunt has such a heart, but I see that the royal aunt has nothing in her hands. I wonder where the porridge is now?"

"As for this porridge, it should be in Xiang Wan Xuan now. I was in a hurry to go out today so it's normal that I forgot to bring it. Besides, the emperor is very busy, and it will be cold when he comes back at this time. How about this, you can rest assured that I owe you this time, and next time I will invite you to Xiang Wan Xuan to eat in person, how about it?"

The emperor nodded. He naturally knew that Wan Ning came here for other purposes, but he didn't want her to leave so soon, so he didn't intend to mention the purpose of Wan Ning's visit. Instead, he let her sit where she was, and he walked to the bookshelf, picked up a book and started reading.

Seeing that the emperor did not give her a way out this time, Wan Ning could not just give up, so she took the initiative to look left and right, and randomly pulled out a book from the bookshelf, and sat on the chair next to the emperor to read. Although she said she read, she did not pay attention to a single word for a long time, and stared at the emperor next to her.

"Aunt Imperial, is there anything else?" Seeing how anxious she looked, the Emperor could no longer bear to tease her and took the initiative to ask.

"Hey, there is one more thing." Wan Ning closed the book immediately, her tone full of anticipation: "I heard that the autumn hunt will be advanced this year, but is it true?"

"Yes, it will indeed start three days later." As he answered, the emperor's eyes were still fixed on the book in his hand.

"I heard that the list of people going for autumn hunting every year is decided by the emperor, the retired emperor. Is that true?" Wan Ning had put the book aside and took a step closer to the position of emperor.

"Indeed."

"So you decided to come this year?"

"Maybe."

"Don't be so modest. Based on our relationship, could you give us Xiang Wanxuan a few places?" Wan Ning lowered her head and leaned on the table, looking into the emperor's eyes, and asked sincerely.

"It's a bit difficult," the emperor said without looking away.

"Oh, don't be like this! You are the ruler of a country, the king of this place. This request is no big deal to you." Le Yan asked persistently: "Or is our relationship not strong enough? My reputation as the eldest princess of Chu country is not big enough?"

The emperor took out a book from a pile of documents on the table next to him, handed it to Wan Ning and said, "Open it and take a look. This is the list of people who will be participating in the autumn hunt."

Wan Ning excitedly opened the book and saw many names written in it, but she couldn't recognize all the characters. She opened her eyes wide and read carefully before she could barely make out what was written: Ruo, Yan, Xi...

As excited as she was when she opened it, Wan Ning felt disappointed now. She raised her head and asked the emperor bluntly, "What, what, what is written in it? It's so densely packed that I don't recognize anything."

Hearing this, the emperor looked up at her in a daze. Wan Ning was a little angry at his surprised expression, and she said bluntly: "I don't remember anything about the past. My brain is not working well now. You know, right?"

After hearing this, the emperor almost vomited blood. He had heard that Princess Le Yan was different from before and she didn't remember anything in the past. He didn't expect that she couldn't even recognize words. Seeing her flipping through the memorial randomly, she looked a bit like she did when she was a child. He was afraid that if he didn't tell her, he would be considered to be deliberately making things difficult. The emperor gently took the memorial from her hand and opened the first page to show her: "Here are the names of the people who will participate in the autumn hunt. The emperor just sent someone to deliver it this afternoon. This is Du Ruo, the daughter of the prime minister, and this Yan is the daughter of Prince Qi, Yan Ke."

"Was this list designated by the retired emperor? That's easy. Can you help me take another look? There are so many names written here, is my name not included?" Wan Ning still didn't give up and pulled the emperor to ask him to help confirm again.

"No, the prince and princess from Tumo are up there."

Wan Ning took the post from the emperor thoughtfully, turned to the last page, picked up the brush beside her, and sat with her back to the emperor. She murmured to herself, "Why isn't there a post for us, Xiang Wanxuan? If there isn't one, then there should be one now."

The emperor looked over in confusion, only to find that Wan Ning had her back to him and was writing her name crookedly on the blank space of the memorial. After writing, she did not forget to include Xiang Wanxuan's other sisters, and added the words "all of you" after her name. The emperor watched her patiently as she did this seriously until she finished writing and handed the memorial to him, pointing here and saying, "Now our Xiang Wanxuan is on the memorial, so we are finally qualified to participate."

"Not yet." The emperor's words once again came like a basin of cold water poured at her. Wan Ning sat on the chair a little depressed and felt heavy-hearted, thinking about how to explain to Xiang Wanxuan's sisters.

"It will only take effect after this seal is applied." Perhaps because he felt sorry for her, the emperor gestured with his eyes at the seal on the desk next to him, and spoke in a clear and low voice.

Wan Ning took a quick step forward, took the seal in her hand, and was about to stamp it on the memorial. Then she thought again, she was worried that the emperor would regret it and invalidate it on the grounds that it was not hers. So she walked to the emperor respectfully, bowed and handed the memorial to the emperor with both hands, and put the seal in her hand next to it, and asked in a very good manner: "Then please stamp it, Your Majesty."

The emperor took a look at the expectation on Wan Ning's face, then took the memorial from her and spread it out on the table. He took out his seal and just as he was about to stamp it, he looked up and said to Wan Ning, "You can stamp it, but don't regret it. This autumn hunt is not as interesting as you imagined."

Wan Ning couldn't listen to any of this now. As long as she could leave the palace, she would do anything. So Wan Ning reached out and pressed the emperor's hand, helping him to press it down, leaving her seal on the memorial: "Even if it means going through mountains of swords and seas of fire, we will go to Xiang Wanxuan. You just wait and see, it's still uncertain who will win or lose in the autumn hunting field."

After stamping the document, Wan Ning put it back to its original place, packed up her things and planned to slip away.

"Thank you, nephew, for your help. Tonight... Aunt Le Yan would like to thank you here." After saying this, she turned around and was about to leave, but the emperor grabbed her arm again and asked her how she was leaving.

"This place is heavily guarded, are you planning to go out like this?"

"Of course, this princess has her own trick. Come on, let me show you something." After finishing the task, Wan Ning became happy and proud again. With a sly smile, she signaled the emperor to stand at the door of the main hall and not move. She then went to the courtyard. She waved at him, and then thought about participating in the Olympics, just like the movements she made when she flipped in: a run-up, using both hands to push up, one leg up, and riding on the courtyard wall. Before leaving, she waved to the emperor again to express her gratitude and a little pride, and then flipped out.

Wan Tao did not leave because she was worried about the princess. She was also afraid that she would be discovered by the guards and implicate the princess, so she hid behind a big willow tree not far away. When she saw the princess coming out, she hurried over to support her.

Seeing Wan Tao was still waiting for her, Le Yan was very happy and couldn't help but share her joy with Wan Tao. She made an OK gesture to her and whispered: "It's done. It's only a few days away. Go back to Xiang Wanxuan and tell the sisters the good news so that they can pack up and prepare for the autumn outing~-"

In the bedroom, the emperor saw Wan Ning turned over safely, and his worry finally settled down. He couldn't help but smile as he looked at the direction she left. After she left, he was still delighted by her great changes, remembering that when he first saw Le Yan, she was still a newborn baby, and he was only five years old at that time. In his distant memory, he still vaguely remembered that everyone was very busy, and everyone he met had no smiles on their faces, only anxiety. His mother stood in front of a room and paced back and forth, while the palace maids and imperial doctors came in and out. Later, a small and soft baby appeared in his house.

The mother's face was filled with sorrow and tears were about to fall out. She held the baby in her arms and came to him. She forced herself to remain calm and forced out a bitter smile, saying, "Heng'er, come and see your sister. This is your sister - Le Yan."

The queen mother couldn't control her emotions, she turned her head to wipe away the tears from the corners of her eyes, lowered her head and whispered: "Heng'er no longer has an aunt, and I no longer have a sister."

Since then, the mother has been raising this baby with her. When Ziheng was young, her favorite thing to do after reading every day was to play with the baby. Watching her grow up little by little, when Ziheng was older, she realized that this little girl had lost her mother since birth, so she took special care of her. She also seemed to be particularly dependent on Ziheng and always stick to her. At other times, she seemed to become more aloof and didn't like to contact people, didn't like toys, and was very timid, as if all her emotions were immersed in her bones.

When Le Yan was five years old, he was also canonized as the crown prince and had his own independent residence. He was overwhelmed by various homework. When he returned to his mother's palace, Le Yan had disappeared and could not be found.

When he saw Le Yan again this time, she looked a bit like her childhood, but everything else was completely different, as if she was a completely different person. He felt sorry for how she had spent so many miserable nights over the years, but he was also full of curiosity about her now, and couldn't help wanting to get closer to her.

Ziheng stood in the yard for a long time, looking up at the moon in the sky with a serious expression, a feeling of bitterness welling up in his heart.