Traveling through the Legend of Zhen Huan: My Queen, please love me!

Liu Hua talked with Cao Qinmo for a while, and then Su Peisheng came to Yonghe Palace in person.

Dongli offered Su Peisheng a cup of Biluochun, but Su Peisheng refused it repeatedly and looked at Cao Qinmo cautiously.

"Noble Lady Cao, it's the Emperor's idea—Princess Chaogui is getting married. Noble Lady Cao is the most attentive, so why don't you go and arrange the wedding?"

Concubine Cao, facing Princess Wen Yi's gentle smile, suddenly froze and looked a little lonely.

Liu Hua noticed something was wrong and asked Su Peisheng carefully, "Whose advice did the emperor follow?"

Su Peisheng hesitated for a moment, but still replied seriously, "It was Concubine Duan's intention."

Concubine Cao took Princess Wen Yi from her nurse's arms, hugged her tightly, and said sadly, "Hasn't Concubine Duan been taking medicine all the time? Why is she caring about these things?"

Su Peisheng paused and said in a deep voice, "Empress Duan, ever since Concubine Nian was imprisoned, the Emperor has sent a special imperial physician to treat her well, and the internal affairs department has also provided supplements on time. Naturally, her health has improved."

Liu Hua sighed in his heart: "There are so many smart people in this harem! When the wall falls, everyone pushes it down.

Force people to make choices everywhere, force people to change sides everywhere."

Cao Qinmo stared at Liu Hua with a resentful look. Liu Hua sighed and said, "The Emperor's order has been issued, and Concubine Cao will certainly carry it out. I have nothing to do today, so why don't we go and see Princess Chaogui together?"

The Imperial Hospital said that Liu Hua was about to give birth in a month, and sitting upright for a long time was not conducive to the growth of the fetus.

Moreover, if Liu Hua had not seen the miserable scene when Princess Chaogui married into the Junggar Empire, how could he have reminded himself from time to time?

If I really gave birth to a Princess Longyue, would I let my daughter go to Junggar if I didn't work hard?

Don't tell Liu Hua that since princesses are supported by the people, they should give up their own rights and work for the royal family. If that's the case, why don't those princes do anything?

There were countless princes and nobles in the Qing Dynasty who did nothing, and many even got into trouble.

The one who was truly supported by the people of the world and enjoyed supreme power was Yinzhen!

If he really had the ability and capability, as an emperor, he would not allow a tribe to be so arrogant.

As a brother and a husband, he would not let his sister or daughter suffer.

Did Junggar stop his activities of burning, killing and looting after marrying Princess Chaogui?

It’s just that the two top leaders assumed that everything was fine, but the lower-class people were still being killed and robbed.

Look! It's so good for a legitimate princess to marry a Junggar.

Shoukang Palace

In the west hall, eunuchs and palace maids came in and out in an endless stream, but concubines were extremely rare.

How many people in this palace are not opportunists? Princess Chao Gui and I might never see each other again in this life.

So, why would anyone waste their energy on such bad luck?

In fact, it is a great misfortune.

I'm afraid the only one who doesn't belong to this era is Liu Hua?

Liu Hua lifted the bamboo curtain and stepped into the warm room, where he saw a woman with a younger appearance but mostly gray hair holding a 16-year-old girl who was crying.

Princess Chaogui's nurse wiped away her tears and reminded them, "Lady Taipin and Princess, a distinguished guest has come to see you."

Princess Chaogui turned her head, and her young face was pale.

Her lips, corners of her eyes and the tip of her nose were all red. I don't know how long she had been crying.

Concubine Guo quickly wiped her tears with a handkerchief, forced a smile and said, "You are Concubine Qian. You are the only concubine who has come to visit me these days. I am very grateful."

Nanny Zhao quickly found a better chair and asked Liu Hua to sit down.

Liu Hua was helped by Dongli to sit down slowly, and Concubine Guo hurriedly handed him a few more pillows.

Said: "Not only me, Concubine Cao will also come today, but Princess Wen Yi can't blow the wind.

Concubine Cao went back to Yikun Palace first and will be here soon.

Princess Chaogui looked at Liu Hua, who was wearing gorgeous clothes, and felt a little lost.

Turning around and looking at his mother, he felt a little guilty again.

She thought that if she were a prince, her mother would not only be a concubine, but perhaps a royal concubine.

Even if she was not the imperial concubine, he could take his mother out of the palace and let her live in the prince's palace.

Facing the Dzungar Khanate today, he could ask his royal brother for permission to lead the troops to war. How could he accept such humiliation?

Inge Khan is already 60 years old!

He is more than qualified to be my grandfather!

Princess Chaogui had begged Yinzhen for help, but Yinzhen only left her with one sentence - either don't marry, or you will be put to death.

Princess Chaogui was the youngest daughter of Emperor Kangxi. She was also very much loved by Emperor Kangxi when he was alive. She was named Princess Heshuo Chaogui at the age of seven.

Liu Hua recalled that at the New Year's Eve banquet last year, Princess Chaogui always wore a fiery red robe, like a bright sunset.

He was passionate and favored by Kangxi, but he was not pretentious at all, instead he retained his innocence and loveliness.

Princess Chaogui looked at Liu Hua in front of her and said pleadingly: "Chaogui thanks Her Majesty Concubine Qian for coming to see me today. I am extremely grateful. There is nothing I can do for Her Majesty.

I can only copy Buddhist scriptures for the Queen in Zhun'er every day, hoping that the Queen and the unborn baby will be safe and sound, and that the Queen can take care of my mother from time to time.

Liu Hua nodded slightly, looking at the depressed Princess Chaogui and saying soothingly, "Princess, why don't you look at your third sister? Princess Heshuo Rongxian married into the Balin tribe of Mongolia at the age of 19. Now she governs the country together with her husband and is well-loved by the people."

Liu Hua glanced at Concubine Guo and stopped talking. Concubine Guo also understood and waved her hand, asking all the unnecessary people to leave.

Liu Hua stood up, held Princess Chaogui's hand, and said softly, "There is already a Wu Zetian in this world, and the princess is a Gulun Princess of the Qing Dynasty. Your third sister hasn't even been named a Gulun Princess yet.

The Khan is old, and his son is restless. Why doesn't the princess take more men with her to plan for her after her death?

This is enough to protect yourself, and you can't be bullied at will."

Princess Chaogui's originally depressed and lifeless face showed some emotion. She looked at Liu Hua cautiously and said unconfidently, "My Lady, can I really do this?"

Liu Hua said affirmatively, "If you can't, how are you going to live your life?"

Liu Hua sighed and suggested, "The Khan is old and addicted to wine and women. I'm afraid he won't have much time left. The snowstorm is so strong this year. Princess, why don't you slow down the procession and get some sickness?"

If the new Khan disrespects the Emperor, the situation will be unpredictable."

Concubine Guo looked at Liu Hua in shock, thinking to herself, "This 20-year-old woman is so scheming. I'm afraid she might be the next Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang."

In fact, this is not because Liu Hua is scheming, but just a way out that Liu Hua wants to take.

In any case, the war between Dzungar and the Qing Dynasty was bound to break out sooner or later, just like the war between China and Japan in the past.

China paid so much compensation to Japan, but did Japan give up its invasion of China?

No!

Both princesses married into the Dzungar Khanate, but did they give up the burning, killing, and looting? Did they extinguish their rebellious thoughts?

No, there isn't.

On the contrary, the dowry brought by Princess Chaogui will become sharp blades to stab his own soldiers.

Historically, the battle to pacify the Dzungar Khanate was not so difficult.

This war will have to be fought sooner or later, so it is better to strike hard when the people of Dzungar are in turmoil due to the change of the old and new thrones.

If we tried to eliminate the Dzungars when they had grown stronger through burning, killing, and looting, the price we would have paid would be immeasurable today.

Using history as a mirror, we can know the rise and fall.

The 14-year War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression is the best lesson.

(Nomadic peoples have a strong tendency to expand. During the reign of Emperor Yongzheng, the population of Dzungar was less than 50 and the standing army was less than .

Nian Gengyao had 20 soldiers at the time. If he won, Yinzhen would be the biggest winner. If he lost, Nian Gengyao would be finished.

Moreover, during the Qianlong period, the number of Dzungars doubled. That is why I say the loss of troops would be small.

Some people ignore time.)