Five years after her death, she awoke on the dragon bed.

Chapter 367 His Majesty is so humble

Upon hearing the imperial edict, Ji Qing entered the imperial study and saw Murong's cold smile. He felt it was necessary to explain the situation.

“This servant specifically inquired and found out that Her Majesty the Empress spent an hour in the study just to write this letter to His Majesty. So, it can be said that Her Majesty the Empress put her heart into it,” Ji Qing said, explaining what she had learned.

However, the results were not satisfactory, which can only be attributed to the Empress's lack of wisdom.

Murong glanced at the contents of the letter again.

She spent an hour in the study and wrote thirty-seven characters for him. The Empress is truly capable.

Ji Qing was eager to see what the Empress had written that had displeased His Majesty.

Just as he was getting incredibly curious, Murong gave him a cold look, and he immediately shrank back and moved away.

Strangely, although His Majesty was clearly dissatisfied with the letter written by the Empress, he would take it out and glance at it from time to time when he was busy. Although he had a look of disgust on his face, it did not stop His Majesty from looking at it frequently.

Seeing Ji Qing leave the imperial study with a complicated expression, Jinli was extremely curious: "What did His Majesty do?"

Why did he make that expression?

Ji Qing shook his head, feeling that he should save face for his master.

He felt that although His Majesty outwardly disliked the letter written by the Empress, he secretly loved it. In fact, the letter that His Majesty disliked so much became the motivation for His Majesty to handle state affairs seriously.

"Your Majesty really likes the letter written by the Empress?" Jinli asked, her curiosity piqued.

"Don't ask anymore, I don't know anything," Ji Qing said, going to the side to have some peace and quiet.

However, the emperor still needed to be served. Once the koi entered, it was soon clear why Jiqing's expression was so complicated.

His Majesty was very interested in the Empress's letters and would glance at them every now and then.

Even so, His Majesty's efficiency was also very high, perhaps because the Empress's letter gave him the motivation to get things done.

Lou Suyi had no idea that her letter had such a powerful effect. The thought that she might have to write to Murong every day and pour out her true feelings made her feel like the sky was about to fall.

She felt she should brush up on her knowledge of writing love letters beforehand, so she looked up a lot of folk love stories, but very few of these stories featured love letters.

Writing love letters every six months keeps things fresh, right? If you write too many, she'll start to feel tired of it herself.

If Murong comes to Xianfu Palace today, she feels she should give him her opinion.

As evening approached, Murong indeed arrived. She diligently served Murong food, and looking at Murong's exquisite features, she couldn't help but exclaim, "Your Majesty is so handsome."

Murong glanced sideways upon hearing this; the Empress seemed to really like his face.

Even in the thirty-seven words she wrote, she mentioned his face. Does this mean that her letter was also a genuine expression of her feelings?
"Does the Empress like it?" the Emperor asked calmly.

Lou Suyi nodded matter-of-factly: "Of course."

Who wouldn't like Murong's face? He's so handsome, every man must be jealous of him, right?

Murong's lips curled slightly, neither confirming nor denying.

During dinner, he noticed that the Queen was stammering, as if she had something to say to him.

"Your Majesty, please speak frankly."

Lou Suyi hurriedly said, "Writing letters every day is so difficult..."

Seeing Murong looking over, she lowered her head dejectedly: "I really don't know how to write this. Your Majesty is making things too difficult for me."

She's pregnant, how can he bear to make her work so hard?
Murong's eyes flickered slightly, and he remained silent for a long time. Lou Suying thought he was unhappy and dared not bring up the matter again. Just as she was about to give up, she heard Murong say, "If the Empress is not sincere, it will indeed put her in a difficult position."

Lou Suying felt a lot of pressure upon hearing this, and she stammered, "Who said I wasn't sincere?"

Murong remained silent for a moment before saying, "Alright, let the Empress write it when she wants to. I won't make things difficult for her. After all, a forced marriage is never sweet."

The servants present were eavesdropping, and upon hearing His Majesty's words, they felt that His Majesty was so humble.

Lou Suying was only concerned with her own happiness, and it was wonderful that she didn't have to write a letter: "Then it's decided."

For a moment, everyone looked at Lou Suyi with the same expression they would give a heartless woman.

Ji Qing, in particular, felt especially sorry for his master.

His Majesty liked the Empress's letter so much. Although he didn't see the contents, he knew there was only one line when he peeked at it. Even so, His Majesty still valued it so much.

The Empress finds it difficult to write even a single line of text; the Empress has no heart!
Lou Suying belatedly realized that Ji Qing's gaze towards her was somewhat resentful. She didn't understand why; Murong had no objections, so why was Ji Qing in such a hurry?
She was always carefree and didn't take it to heart.

The next day, she didn't need to write a letter and felt completely relaxed. But then the koi fish arrived, bringing her a painting.

Lou Suyi was surprised that Murong was still sending her paintings.

Although she hadn't seen what the painting depicted, she felt a bit conflicted.

It was Murong who suggested that she write him a letter every day. She felt it was unfair, so he said he would write her a letter every day in return.

But she said she wouldn't write anymore, and he agreed, so why did he still send her the painting?

"Did His Majesty give any instructions?" Lou Suyi felt that she was not speaking logically or confidently for the first time.

"His Majesty didn't give any instructions, only that I must personally deliver the items to Her Highness," Jinli reported truthfully.

Lou Suyi stared at the scroll in her hand and remained silent for a long while.

Seeing this, Jinli asked, "Does Your Highness have any message for me to convey to His Majesty?"

Lou Suyi thought to herself that they met every day, so what was there to pass on? She didn't have anything important to say.

"No, go back and report." Lou Suyi said, turning and leaving.

Without delay, the koi fish left Xianfu Palace.

Lou Suyi took the scroll and walked into the dormitory. Fearing that Murong might paint some erotic scenes again, she simply asked Jinshu and Yan Hui to leave.

As for Xiao Muchen, he's been under strict supervision lately, and they generally don't let her take care of him personally. The child has a lot of complaints about this. But because he's too young, the little prince has no say.

When no one was around, Lou Suying unfurled the scroll.

This time, the portrait surprised her once again; it depicted her first day in the palace. She was sitting in a carriage, curiously peering into the vast palace.

Ji Qing escorted her into the palace, so how did Murong know that she had been secretly observing the palace?

The funniest thing is that she thought she looked sneaky at the time, but in Murong's writing, her expression is vivid, showing curiosity and amazement, but not lewdness.

The image of a beautiful nun was vividly depicted in Murong's painting, and even she herself thought that she was beautiful even as a nun.

Of course, it was also her natural beauty that made her so beautiful in Murong's paintings.

She admired her own beauty for a while, then wondered what the strange emperor Murong meant by sending her portraits every day.