Chapter 760 Get a Wave of Goodwill

This edict of guilt almost took all the blame on himself. The emperor was busy with government affairs, so naturally he couldn't leave the palace.

The emperor and the empress are one. If he makes a mistake, the empress will go to Ganquan Temple to copy scriptures and pray for blessings on his behalf.

This statement is very reasonable.

The courtiers and the common people would even think that the queen is so virtuous.

With her daughter's body and such a valuable status, she was willing to go to Ganquan Temple to fast and copy scriptures for three months.

So touching.

As for the Empress Dowager and other concubines and concubines, nothing was mentioned.

In this way, the wind direction towards the harem changed subtly.

Yun Dai has always lived in the harem, and has almost no contact with the previous dynasty. Although she is famous and gave birth to the eldest son of the emperor and two princesses, but because the emperor favors her so much that everyone does not have a good impression of her.

They all thought that she was the kind of demon concubine who was favored by demons, who stole the favor of the main concubine, and even snatched away the position of empress.

But as soon as the edict of guilt came out, everyone heard that the empress would go to Ganquan Temple to suffer for three months, and they felt that she was a little pitiful in their hearts.

If you look carefully, she gave birth to three children through hard work, and was forced to become a queen in a coma. After waking up for a few days, she had to suffer because of the emperor's mistake.

Why did the emperor condemn himself?

Some people remembered that old man Jin personally entered the palace to face the saint.

Could it be that……

Was it persecuted by the Jin family?

All of a sudden, everyone had a bad impression of Concubine Jin.

The human heart is instinctively biased towards the weak.

Unexplainably, Yun Dai gained a wave of goodwill.

even……

There were also a few officials who made a memorial, and said a lot of nonsense, which probably meant that they begged the emperor not to blame himself too much, and don't let the empress go out to suffer. Things are already like this, as long as the emperor listens to people's persuasion in the future, he will not make similar mistakes again.

Zhao Yuanjing glanced at the playbook, but ignored it, and told Liu Dequan to take it away and throw it away.

The edict of guilt has been sent out, of course it is impossible to withdraw it just because of the nonsense of a few officials.

After Yun Dai was shocked by this sinful edict for a long time, she still decided to go to Zhao Yuanjing.

Rarely, Zhao Yuanjing didn't read Zhezi and discuss matters with his courtiers, but was...playing the piano.

He didn't wear a dragon robe, but a valerian purple wide-sleeved gown, sitting cross-legged in front of an antique qin, stroking the strings with his slender fingers.

The sound of the piano is distant and unforgettable.

Yun Dai waved to Liu Dequan, signaling that he does not need to report.

She walked in with light steps, stood where she was, and listened quietly.

She found that Zhao Yuanjing had all kinds of flaws on his body, and he often itch his teeth when he was angry. But when he showed a little kindness and tenderness, it was easy to forgive him.

He was born with that quality, as if he was such a person that no matter what mistakes he made, he should be forgiven.

At the end of the song, Zhao Yuanjing withdrew his hand and said in a low voice, "Why is the queen here? Liu Dequan didn't arrange for anyone to take you out of the palace?"

"Why?" Yun Dai asked.

"I am the emperor, I can do whatever I want." He stood up, walked back to the table and sat down, picked up a memorial and began to read.

Yun Dai was silent for a moment, and then asked: "You spend every day in memorials, don't you find it annoying?"

"I always have to read it." Zhao Yuanjing said lightly, "If you don't read it today, the pile of memorials will not decrease until tomorrow, and there will only be more and more. Besides, I have long been used to it."