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

Chapter 2080

Now the entire Xiyingwei is still searching for people along the river for disaster relief.

Shi Anxia and the retired emperor looked at each other in silence, and each saw indescribable regret in each other's eyes.

The emperor they had chosen with their own hands!

Xiao Yunde said in a deep voice, "Xia'er, take the children with you to reunite with Yu Di's family. I'm here, don't worry."

Upon hearing this, Shi Anxia took a step back, her wide sleeves falling like clouds, and she bowed deeply.

"Your son... bids farewell to Father, the Emperor, and Mother, the Empress."

This bow is for the grace of giving birth and raising us, which is as heavy as a mountain.

I bow again, for the gratitude I have not yet given back to my parents;

The third bow is to say that from now on we will go our separate ways and wish you take care.

He kneeled three times and kowtowed nine times. Every time he bowed his head, the pearl on his forehead would lightly tap the ground, as if whispering to this hot land.

She loves this land and she loves the people here.

The ceremonial officer sang loudly, "Let's set off——"

The golden bells of the phoenix carriage trembled slightly in the wind. Shi Anxia took a last look at the retired emperor and retired empress standing side by side, and hot tears finally fell.

Xiao Yunde was in a hurry to return to the palace to handle government affairs. He said that Emperor Wenxuan and the young queen went to Baoguo Temple overnight to pray for the disaster in Jiangcheng.

All officials were not surprised, and after the rectification, even the Censorate was much cleaner. For a time, the Ministry of Works and the Ministry of Revenue were all busy with the disaster in Qianzhou.

About seven or eight days later, Anxia's wedding procession passed through Hengcheng, Qianzhou, which was only a hundred miles away from Jiangcheng.

She ordered them to rest in Hengcheng and summoned officials from Hengcheng and the accompanying officials from the North Wing to discuss matters overnight.

He ordered the accompanying generals to take people to Jiangcheng for disaster relief without delay.

Second, she borrowed people, grain, and supplies from local officials in Hengcheng for emergency relief. According to the law, the use of official warehouses requires the approval of the court, but the princess has the imperial gold order in her hand, so she can act at her own discretion.

The princess was so powerful that the officials worked more actively than usual.

That night, elite cavalry from the northern wing came rushing to the rescue, their horses’ hooves wrapped in cotton cloth, silently piercing the darkness.

The gates of the twelve granaries in Hengcheng were opened at the same time, and the laborers who were carrying the grain were more than during the day.

All the civil servants accompanying the princess went out with the order to mobilize civilian caravans.

The most amazing thing is that the elite cavalry from Liang State who came to welcome the bride also asked for orders to go and provide disaster relief.

On this day, an old friend came, it was Guizheng Prince Xiao Zhi.

He was lucky as he was washed across several rivers and finally got stuck in the crevice of a huge rock.

He stayed in the water for three days. When he was about to die, Long Jiang and Xi Yingwei finally found him under the guidance of the villagers.

He escaped death and felt like he was in another world.

During those three days, between life and death, he saw that dream again.

He was the emperor she had carefully chosen and welcomed back to the capital against all odds to revive the country.

He was not in love in the first half of his life, but in the second half of his life he restrained himself and was infatuated with Queen Dowager Hyejeong.

She had no love for him. If we must give a name to that friendship, it would be appropriate to call it "North Wing".

In his dream, Xiao Zhi seemed to have experienced a lifetime, a life completely different from his present life.

Empress Dowager Huizheng had high hopes for Emperor Zhaowu, just as the woman in front of her had the same hope for herself.

And he messed everything up.

Xiao Zhi smiled bitterly, "My sister went to Liang State to be the queen, I should have prepared a dowry for you."

Shi Anxia personally poured tea for him and handed it to him with both hands, "My royal brother, you are willing to sacrifice your life to help the people of Jiangcheng, which is the best dowry you have given me."