The Regent's Tender Darling

She just looked at the emperor in disbelief, but there was no smile on the emperor's face, only indifference.

"You killed Hua'er, she is Ting'er's only sister. Do you know how much Ting'er hates me after Hua'er died?!"

The emperor has begun to refer to himself with the word "I", and there is a ripple in his eyes.

Perhaps she is about to die, so she is not afraid of anything, and only said: "Your Majesty, the person you are obsessed with has never loved you, and the women in the harem don't love you, including me."

This did not anger the emperor. The emperor just sighed, his eyes were a little dull, and he said: "I know, stay and accompany me."

In the following days, she stayed in the Yangxin Palace, accompanying the emperor every day, and occasionally she was sent away because of ministers coming to see the emperor.

She was already waiting to die, even if her brother Zhao Quan came, she didn't pay attention.

Finally, the emperor died on the first day after the prince's first seven days, but Jiang De, who was beside the emperor, did not announce that she would be buried with him.

At that time, only she, the emperor, and the old eunuch Jiang De beside the emperor were present, so only three people knew about this.

She thought that the emperor was kind-hearted, but it was not. It was just that eunuch Jiang De violated the will of the previous emperor and saved her.

She didn't understand why Jiang De did this, and she became the empress dowager in a muddle. Later, Jiang De introduced her to the Taoist of Taiping.

She had heard about the Taoist of Taiping. He was a legendary figure. She also knew that he was the staff of the emperor who was only a virtuous king before, but after the emperor ascended the throne, he was ordered to be killed.

She didn't expect that the Taoist of Taiping would appear again, and the imperial edict given to her by the emperor was also in the hands of the Taoist of Taiping. The Taoist of Taiping told her that the will to set up a regent and a regent had been destroyed.

The Taoist of Taiping promised her that he would help her.

After that, she thought she could turn the tide, but no one expected that the emperor had a trick up his sleeve before his death.

A decree to set up a regent and a regent was hidden in the home of Prime Minister Mu Quchen. When this decree was made public, and with the Tai'a sword in Yan Sihan's hand, no one dared to question it.

Just a regent disrupted all her plans, broke her wings, and undermined her brother's military power.

This led to her current appearance.

She could only lead the new emperor astray step by step, so that the new emperor could step down from the throne anytime and anywhere.

At the same time, she was also worried that the regent would take the opportunity to take the throne, but after years of observation, she knew that Yan Sihan would not sit on the throne of the emperor.

After the last time, the Taoist of Taiping appeared again, and she couldn't help but feel that the Taoist of Taiping had some instructions, or something was about to start.

It has been quiet for so long, and it's time to stir up a wave.

At this time, Nanny Fang came back and walked up to her with a happy face, saying, "Empress Dowager, the Taoist is here." Hearing this, she stretched out her hand, and Nanny Fang hurried to help her up. When the two walked out of the hall, the eunuch had already led the Taoist Taiping into the palace gate of the Cining Palace. The Taoist Taiping smiled kindly and walked straight to the Empress Dowager, bowing to the Empress Dowager: "Empress Dowager." "Taoist, please." Although the Empress Dowager did not bow, from her tone and face, it can be seen that the Empress Dowager respects the Taoist Taiping. The Empress Dowager treated the Taoist Taiping as a guest of honor. Nanny Fang dismissed all the palace servants who were serving in the hall, and she stood at the door. In the hall, the Taoist Taiping asked, "How is the Empress Dowager recently?" The Empress Dowager twisted the Buddhist beads leisurely, smiled, and said politely, "Thanks to the Taoist, everything is fine for me."