In the heart of Emperor Ming Qi, the young prince of Dongshan has a very special status.

Emperor Ming Qi does not have to worry that Yan Chengmin will covet the throne, nor will he be afraid of him having different intentions, without the support of his parents and no brothers and sisters, he can love him wholeheartedly, and he can also win a reputation for affection and righteousness.

Shen Junjiu bumped into Yan Chengmin, who was framed, and saved his life by chance.

Yan Chengmin took him out of Xilin Yuan and brought her back to the Purple Cloud Palace, where he temporarily lived in the palace.

Emperor Ming Qi knew that she saved Yan Chengmin and gave her a title, but because the child was everywhere towards her and dependent on her relationship, he did not let her sleep, and only occasionally went to the Ziyun Hall to sit and drink tea.

Emperor Ming Qi spared no effort to love Yan Chengmin, and Shen Junjiu also benefited a lot.

Later, he unexpectedly learned what the Song family had done, knew that his eldest brother and sister died in vain, and had a heart of revenge, and even took advantage of the power of that child and Dongshan Wangfu to climb up the palace step by step.

At that time, Emperor Ming Qi had already injured his body because of those disputes with the Northern Palace, and several assassinations, and the disputes between several princes and princes in the court were emerging day by day, and the competition for the throne was becoming more and more fierce, and he even began to calculate the emperor by unscrupulous means.

Emperor Ming Qi was angry and sad, so he liked to stay in the relatively quiet and indisputable Ziyun Palace, and after she designed to pretend to sleep once, she "saved" Emperor Ming Qi when King Rui seized the palace, and was made a concubine by him.

After Yan Wuge died of poison, the entire court and China were in chaos.

After Nie Fengxian took over the uprising of the Northern Army, she also began to cut off the wings of several princes, and when Nie Fengxian was defeated and died, she got the remaining troops of the Northern Army in his hands, and she also had power in the army, so she stepped into the court.

After the death of Emperor Ming Qi, most of the court and the central government were already in her hands.

She supported Yan Chengmin, who has royal blood, to sit on the throne, and listened to politics as a palace concubine and Yan Chengmin's adoptive mother.

It's a pity that the child doesn't want to be the emperor, but likes to lead the troops around to suppress bandits and even border battles, and spends most of the year in the barracks, carrying the reputation of an emperor but rarely going to court, but although she has no name as an emperor, the government of the Great Jin Dynasty is all in her hands.

Shen Junjiu inexplicably remembered Yan Chengmin, just counting the days, he had already entered the palace half a year ago, and the emperor took care of his status, if she wanted to see him, she had to find a suitable opportunity.

After she pressed the matter first, she remembered what Yan Wuge had just said.

In the previous life, she held the government in the name of the palace concubine, and she had Yan Chengmin, a legitimate royal bloodline, in front of her, so she did not make too many waves.

She has never entered the palace in this life, so she can't go again?

Yan Wuge saw that the expression on Shen Junjiu's face was constantly changing, and he said, "If you become the princess of the north, you are also a member of the royal family, and my name is lent to you, how about it?" ”

Shen Junjiu looked at him with some complexity: "Why are you helping me?" ”

Yan Wuge took it for granted: "I said, I like you." ”

Shen Junjiu looked at him quietly for a moment, "Just being happy can make you give up your imperial power." ”

"You only said at this time that I should marry you, and you don't want anything else, but if I haven't been attracted to you, and your pleasure is not reciprocated, won't you regret it?"

Yan Wuge glanced at Shen Junjiu's reddish nose, and pointed at something: "You are not tempted?" ”