Changsheng: Peak at the Beginning

Chapter 1215 Zhen Huan Enlarged to 139

Li Jingui is a real warrior. Although he feels a little bit indignant for Big Fat Orange, Li Jingui is a real warrior.

It's a pity that even if such a warrior has made all the calculations within her ability, she cannot change the fact that Hongli, the only son who can leave her a good reputation after death, has in fact become Jiang Xinxin's adopted son.

So Jiang Xinxin directly suggested: "Your Majesty, the past is the past. It would be fine if Prince Bao didn't know about Li Jingui at all, but now he has heard about Li Jingui since he was a child. Even if he stands more on your side, I am afraid that some night when everyone is asleep, he will always think of the woman who gave him life."

The fat orange one was really a little angry, "Queen!"

"You only think about what will happen to Li Jingui and Hongli. Haven't you ever thought about what will happen to me?!"

Jiang Xinxin was also speechless. She admitted that she was there to watch the fun, but did this proposal really not consider Big Fat Orange at all?

Big Fat Orange didn't have much time left, and Jiang Xinxin couldn't argue with him, so she quickly gave in: "It's all my fault. I just felt sorry for Li Jingui, a single woman, who fought for her future in that situation, but I forgot that everything she did was based on the premise of damaging the interests and reputation of Your Majesty."

Jiang Xinxin apologized so seriously that Big Fat Orange also softened his attitude. "I know you sympathize with the difficulties women face in the world, but don't forget that many women are already ignorant and beyond redemption. It is better to focus more on those who are willing to take the initiative to seize every opportunity."

Of course, Big Fat Orange looked down on women from the very beginning. After all, women had always been excluded from power. Even before the Qing Dynasty entered the Pass, women seemed to have a high status, but they could only decide the affairs at home and had basically no room to make decisions on the affairs outside.

But with the example of Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang in front and the concubines of the previous emperor behind, Big Fat Orange had to admit that sometimes women's methods and character were no less inferior to men's, especially the various incidents they caused in the small battlefield of the harem, which were no worse than those of the previous dynasty.

But precisely because he had seen so many concubines, although Big Fat Orange admitted that women were not weak, at least not as weak as he thought when he was a teenager and just starting to study, he also felt that women had no chance to be involved in court affairs, and they did not have that kind of vision.

But the exception of Jiang Xinxin told him that the reason why women left such an impression on him was because women were born with very rare things, not because their nature was worse than that of men.

Big Fat Ju had been talking to Jiang Xinxin for a long time, and the gains were not just those on the surface. He finally confirmed that Jiang Xinxin had no ambition to be like Empress Wu, nor did she have the idea of ​​Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang being the regent.

As for her desire to improve the status of women, even though she has done a lot with his help, those things are beneficial to the court and even the Qing Dynasty.

Jiang Xinxin had been hungry all morning, and when Prince Bao brought Big Fat Orange's medicine, she finally had time to have breakfast.

After Big Fat Ju drank the warm medicine, he began to give Prince Bao an earnest advice: "Your mother is not greedy for power, nor does she have any intention of becoming a regent. When she retires, she can live wherever she likes."

Prince Bao nodded quickly and even smiled, "I can see that the Empress Dowager likes staying in the Old Summer Palace more than the Imperial Palace."

Big Fat Orange nodded and laughed, "Yes, this palace looks magnificent, but it's actually so small that it's boring. I prefer staying in the garden."

Afterwards, Fatty Ju said to Prince Bao in a serious tone, "Although your Royal Mother has no intention of becoming regent, her knowledge and skills are not inferior to mine, and she may even be better than mine. If you encounter something that is difficult to decide, you can ask your Royal Mother for advice."

As for Li Jingui, Big Fat Orange really has a lot of opinions about Li Jingui. It's okay that Jiang Xinxin offends him from time to time. After all, husband and wife are one body, not just talk. What's more, Jiang Xinxin's "progressive" methods and vision are by no means comparable to Li Jingui's flattery.

He was even certain that Hongli's attitude towards Li Jingui was just like that, as they were all from the time when he was a prince. Hongli must have blamed Li Jingui countless times in his heart for the things that had ruined his future. What's more, his power all came from his father, not Li Jingui.

So Big Fat Orange wanted to do one more thing for this heir: "As for your biological mother, Li, I hate her deeply. If you still want to inherit the throne, Li can only be posthumously named a noble lady, and she cannot be buried in the concubine's mausoleum, nor can she be specially sacrificed."

Prince Bao wanted to agree directly, but being too eager would only damage his reputation, so he struggled a little and did not agree immediately.

Big Fat Orange didn't take it seriously, and just continued as if he was following the procedure: "It's not a bad thing for Li to want to get ahead, but she has played tricks on a powerful prince several times. It's a pity that she died giving birth to a child. Otherwise, you know what the fate would be."

Prince Bao had no choice but to express his opinion, and he knelt down and responded: "...I obey your order."

Anyway, Big Fat Orange finally got his mind off of something. In the afternoon, Big Fat Orange suddenly felt that he had regained a lot of energy. However, the two imperial doctors were carrying people on their backs, and their expressions became more and more solemn. Prince Bao knew that Big Fat Orange might be experiencing a last burst of energy.

Jiang Xinxin knew Da Pangju's physical condition better than Prince Bao, so she quickly took her own sign to summon Prince Heng and Prince Chun to the palace. She also sent a message for Prince Duan and Prince He to come to the palace. The ministers of the previous dynasty also summoned Da Pangju's confidants Yin Jishen, Ortai, Zhang Tingyu and Li Wei.

Da Pangju did not live to see the next sunrise. That afternoon, before the sun had completely set, Da Pangju passed the throne to Prince Bao Hongli in the presence of Jiang Xinxin, his children, clan members, and court officials, and then died suddenly.

Originally, Big Fat Ju had prepared a regent for his son Hongli, but seeing Jiang Xinxin sitting next to him and Hongli getting closer to her, he finally didn't mention the matter of the regent.

It's good this way. Prince Bao is already in his early twenties. He has been rotated through all six ministries over the years. He handles all matters, big or small, in an orderly manner. There is actually nothing for Big Fat Orange to worry about.

After the death of Emperor Yongzheng, the first thing the government and the public did was to deal with the emperor's funeral arrangements, but what was more important was the succession of the new emperor.

The clan members immediately found Jiang Xinxin, and Jiang Xinxin did not refuse and made a decision directly: "Let's choose a day with good weather after the seventh day of the late emperor's death."

Everyone praised Jiang Xinxin for being particular. The late emperor ascended the throne on the third day after the death of the previous emperor. At least the new emperor waited until the seventh day after the late emperor's death.