After having sex with a fake eunuch, I became the queen

"Oh, Your Highness, you can't... you must not... you can't call me like that... Eunuch Fan... oh... I said something wrong again." "Fuzhi" was so anxious that she wanted to cover the princess' mouth, but suddenly realized that she had said something wrong again, so she quickly covered her own mouth with her backhand.

This eunuch named "Fuzhi" who suddenly appeared was like a clumsy "silly monkey". His "performance" that failed to express his meaning made everyone present unable to stop watching. While watching the show, they also paid close attention to Fan Mingchu's reaction after being called "Eunuch Fan", to see if he would fight with this little eunuch who touched his sore spot. Of course, Qiao Wan'er was not in the mood to watch the show at all. She was worried that this "silly monkey" would be beaten the whole time.

"Your name is Fuzhi, and you are a servant of Xunfang Palace?" Fan Mingchu's face was indeed gloomy and ugly. "Come closer."

"That's me." Fuzhi took a step forward tremblingly.

Seeing this, the princess seemed to have sensed the danger and took a step forward to stand in front of Fuzhi. Fuzhi hurriedly whispered something to the princess, but no one knew what he said, probably something like "Princess, don't worry". After hearing this, the princess smiled happily and took a step back, not standing in front of him anymore.

This scene was seen by everyone present, and they all had some imaginations of the same kind - this... looked like a couple whispering to each other: one said I will protect you, and the other said don't worry, you don't need to protect me. No wonder the princess doesn't hug other men anymore.

Qiao Wan'er was naturally no exception and had some wild thoughts, but others just watched it for fun, but she saw it and it left a deep impression on her.

Fuzhi took a step forward and bowed deeply: "Master Fan, I am here to apologize to you."

Fan Mingchu did not reply, but looked at the eunuch named "Fuzhi" from head to toe with a strange look. Although his face was expressionless, people around him felt that it was just a drop in the ocean before the wind started.

"Aren't there palace maids in Xunfang Palace? How come there are servants?" After a long while, Fan Mingchu finally spoke. There was a hint of repression in his voice, and it was obvious that he was conflicted inside - he wanted to slap this "silly monkey" hard a few times, but he couldn't do it for the sake of the princess's face.

Although Fan Mingchu was also the chief steward of the inner court, he disdained to ask about the trivial matters in the inner court, such as which palace had an extra servant or which palace had a missing palace maid.

Ji Ning transferred Fuzhi to Xunfang Palace without alerting him. He just told a deputy steward of the inner class to handle it, so Fan Mingchu asked this question.

"I arranged this servant for Xunfang Palace a few days ago. I thought that such a big Xunfang Palace didn't even have a servant, and there was no one to do the heavy work in the palace, so I transferred Fuzhi from the Horticulture Bureau. I didn't expect that he got along very well with my aunt. She even took him alone when she went out to play, and didn't bring others... uh... I saw that Princess Aunt looked much better than before." The little emperor Ji Ning took over the conversation, and after explaining to Fan Mingchu, he said to Ji Mingyue: "Princess Aunt, are you satisfied with the servant I appointed for you?

"Satisfied, satisfied, especially satisfied. Fuzhi's skill in pitching pots is very good. I am very happy." Ji Mingyue smiled happily while speaking. Although she was crazy, she was like an intelligent person when it came to the matter of her "ghost husband". She would never mention the "secret" of Lu Qingshuang's "lingering ghost" in front of outsiders. Therefore, in the eyes of outsiders, she valued the new servant "Fuzhi" so much only because of her superb skill in pitching pots.

Ji Ning's words were obviously ill-intentioned. He wanted to make people present guess that he was in a compromising situation, mainly hoping that Qiao Wan'er would have as many wild thoughts as possible, in order to make her give up.

Sure enough, Qiao Wan'er's face became even gloomier, in stark contrast to the "uncontrollable laughter" on the faces of the others, led by Xu Nian.

"So that's how it is!" Fan Mingchu never let go of his dagger-like gaze on Fuzhi. After a while, he let out a long sigh, which seemed like an effort to calm his mind. He probably made a difficult decision to let go of the princess's "face man". "Your Highness was also caught in the rain just now. Fuzhi, you should quickly serve Your Highness back to the palace to prevent the princess's body from being frozen."

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After being transferred to Xunfang Palace by the young emperor, Ji Yin never saw Qiao Wan'er again. Because he was caught by the princess to play with him all day, he had no chance to sneak away.

There was no movement from Qiao Wan'er either - she probably didn't have the face to see him after implicating him in Xunfang Palace. Early in the morning, Ji Mingyue asked Ji Wei to accompany her to the bamboo forest to dig bamboo shoots. After the two entered the bamboo forest, they began to look for possible locations on the ground where bamboo shoots might be found. Winter bamboo shoots are buried underground, and experienced people can judge whether there are bamboo shoots growing underground based on the soil quality, cracks on the ground, or the location of bamboo shoots.

Ji Mingyue took a shovel and looked for several places on the ground where she thought there might be bamboo shoots, and dug them out.

Moreover, the weather was not good. It started to rain while they were digging. The two of them went out in the morning without bringing an umbrella.

So Ji Yin asked the princess to find a place with lush bamboo leaves to shelter from the rain first, and he climbed up a very tall and thick bamboo tree, intending to observe from a high place to see where there were bamboo shoots.

After he climbed up the branch, he looked around. He was at a high point in the forest. His sight passed over the low bamboos and trees and he could see the Tingchao Lake next to him.

I don't know how it was such a coincidence, but with just a glance, I saw a strange sight: among a group of people visiting the Tingchao Lake, a woman was about to hold an umbrella for a man, but the man "grabbed" the umbrella from the woman's hand and wanted to share the same umbrella with her.

He had very good eyesight and could see clearly who the two people were: the man was Fan Mingchu, the executive officer of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and the woman was his "concubine" Qiao Wan'er.

This scene made Ji Yin almost spit out blood. If it was someone else holding an umbrella with Qiao Wan'er, he might not be so angry, but this person was Fan Mingchu.

When he was a child in the palace, he didn't have much impression of Fan Mingchu, almost no impression at all, but when Lord Wang Zhifei mentioned this person, he gnashed his teeth in hatred.

When Fan Mingchu was young, he stood out among many eunuchs because of his outstanding literary talent and calligraphy. He was noticed by Emperor Jingxuan, who loved calligraphy very much, and was chosen to serve in the palace. He was deeply trusted by the emperor.

However, no one had ever imagined that the eunuch most trusted by the late emperor was actually a running dog secretly raised by Empress Xiao.

Relying on the trust of the late emperor, he won the trust of the six loyal ministers.

Emperor Jingxuan died of a sudden heart attack. Empress Xiao ordered Fan Mingchu to keep the matter secret. Fan Mingchu was very good at imitating other people's handwriting. After imitating Emperor Jingxuan's handwritten secret letter, he personally delivered it to six loyal ministers and tricked them into Taiping Gate, where they were eventually killed by Empress Xiao's forces.

Fan Mingchu played a great role in helping Empress Xiao seize power, so he is now the highest authority in the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Fan Mingchu looks like a gentleman with a dignified appearance, but he is actually a dagger hidden in his cotton wool, which is completely different from Xu Shixin, who can be seen through at a glance.

Lord Wang Zhifei had instructed that if they could capture Longchang Palace after the general attack, Fan Mingchu must be left alive, and he would personally chop him into meat paste and grind his bones to scatter ashes.

(End of this chapter)