Born a phoenix? The husband I picked up is the young emperor

Chapter 1180

Emperor Mingde said in a deep voice, "I know that Youen is the most loyal. Over the years, you have done a lot of errands for me, and I know everything about you."

He reached out and pulled Eunuch Qi up from the ground, and motioned for him to sit down again.

Eunuch Qi cried, made a fuss, and expressed his loyalty. He knew the principle of knowing when to stop when things are going well, so he sat obediently with his head down and listened to the instructions.

In fact, he was not really arrogant because of his favor. He knew how important he was in the emperor's heart, so he used his grievances to act like a spoiled child to get closer to the emperor.

He had a firm grasp on people's hearts. He dared to make such a scene only because his master loved him. If he were another emperor, he would not complain even if he died of grievance.

How could Emperor Mingde not know this?

To put it bluntly, they grew up together. After all the ups and downs over the years, who doesn't know each other's temperament?

Moreover, Emperor Mingde was a man who could dream. He saw with his own eyes that the eunuch Qi in his previous life remained calm after he was poisoned, and he firmly believed that he would not die.

In the end, he really died. Eunuch Qi cried like a baby and stayed by his side for three days and three nights without eating or drinking, muttering to himself, "How could the emperor die? The emperor is the Son of Heaven, how could he die?"

Later, Emperor Rongguang also employed Eunuch Qi, but he often made him angry and often used methods to discipline him. He also disliked his nagging and felt that he was always using the late emperor to put pressure on him, so he found a fault and banished him from the palace.

The eunuch Qi who was banished from the palace was very pitiful. In addition, he was favored in his early years, and many people were jealous of him. Seeing him lose power, who wouldn't step on him?

If Shi Anxia had not taken care of him in time, Eunuch Qi would have died long ago. Later, Eunuch Qi was secretly arranged by Shi Anxia to go to Ganzhou, where he lived incognito and finally lived in peace.

When Emperor Yuqing came to the throne, Shi Anxia ordered people to bring Eunuch Qi back to the palace.

As a result, Eunuch Qi always held Emperor Yuqing to the same standards as Emperor Mingde, and Emperor Yuqing found him annoying and nagging.

In the end, Eunuch Qi had no choice but to follow Empress Dowager Huizheng.

No wonder Shi Anxia was always close to Eunuch Qi after he was reborn. Knowing that he was from Yueshan, he gave him Yueshan tea.

Emperor Mingde patted Eunuch Qi gently with his hand, "You! I trust you! It is precisely because I trust you that I cannot tell you. The Empress Dowager will believe that I am really poisoned after seeing your expression."

Eunuch Qi then smiled and carefully confirmed, "Does the emperor really trust me?"

Emperor Mingde looked at his sly look and couldn't help but laugh, "That's enough! Don't imitate the prince consort's weird ways in the future!"

Eunuch Qi smiled proudly, "This old servant has discovered that speaking in a sarcastic tone really makes me feel good."

Emperor Mingde's brows were filled with indescribable fondness. "You don't want to learn the good things, but learn these! If I'm really gone..."

“Pooh, pooh, pooh, pooh!” Eunuch Qi’s face suddenly changed. “Pooh, pooh, pooh, my God!” He put his hands together and spun them around. “Please don’t be offended, God, please don’t be offended. Please don’t blame my master! If you want to punish me, punish me alone…”

Emperor Mingde was delighted and patted Eunuch Qi on the shoulder, "God is not so stingy, God bless our Northern Wing, hahahahahaha..."

"Father...I acknowledge my guilt...Wuuuuu..." The unpleasant crying voice of Prince Jin could be heard from outside the door again.

Emperor Mingde's expression suddenly became serious. Some people, no matter how unwilling they are, still have to be dealt with.

He stood up and returned to the imperial table, and said in a low voice, "Let him in."