Mind Reading: Help! Princess, your father is too difficult to seduce

Having a grandchild and twins is not a blessing that just anyone can have.

Mrs. Chen thought that maybe her son wasted those years just to meet the right person like his daughter-in-law.

If you think about it this way, her disdain for Zhao Wanjun all these years is not because she blamed the wrong child...

Thinking of this, Mrs. Chen couldn't help but asked Zhao Wanjun, "Do you believe it?"

The question was naturally about whether Zhao Wanjun was pregnant.

In a place like the royal family, having an heir is still a big deal.

Although there is only one throne in the end and only one successor is needed, it is the royal family and they can afford to have more children. What's more, the identity of the eldest son and eldest grandson is still very important.

If Zhao Wanjun could take advantage of the fact that she was the only one beside the prince, the emperor's eldest grandson would be the future prince.

If you let others take the lead, there will be a lot more arguments.

That's why Mrs. Chen cares about this.

Hearing Mrs. Chen ask this, Zhao Wanjun felt a little ashamed and shook her head.

Seeing her shaking her head, Mrs. Chen comforted her, "It's only been two months. It's normal if it hasn't happened before. Don't worry."

She was concerned and asked, not here to induce birth.

The grandfather and grandson arrived at the main courtyard as they spoke.

Jiang Fu was teasing Zhao Lin.

Seeing Mrs. Chen accompanying Zhao Wanjun to the courtyard, Jiang Fu got up.

It would be fine if he didn't go to the door to greet him, but it would be really unjustifiable if he didn't go to the door to greet him.

Seeing Jiang Fu walking out of the house, Zhao Wanjun quickened her pace and reached out to hold Jiang Fu before she could salute. "Mom, please don't worry about this. You are heavy now. We, mother and daughter, should not pay attention to these red tapes." ”

When Zhao Wanjun held her hand, Jiang Fu did not insist. She only asked, "Are you here so soon? Is it cold outside?"

Needless to say, Zhao Wanjun came back at this time because she knew about her pregnancy.

Zhao Wanjun shook her head and followed her into the house.

After entering the room, they started chatting about Jiang Fu's pregnancy and the morning sickness in the courtroom.

Near noon, Jiang Fu received an order from the emperor, telling her that she would not have to go to court starting tomorrow and would not go to court until she had recovered after giving birth.

Jiang Fu was about to kneel down, and she really wanted to kneel down this time, because this emperor was so good, so much better than the skinny bosses and bosses she had met before.

However, the eunuch who was kneeling and delivering instructions quickly stopped him, "The emperor has said that the minister is pregnant now, and the fetus in the belly is important, so the common etiquette will be waived."

Jiang Fu: What a wise king!

It's a pity that I was not a medical student in my last life. Otherwise, I would have invented some medicines for you to extend your life. It is such a pity that such a good emperor died so early just because of his son's status as the male protagonist. .

Although she felt regretful in her heart, Jiang Fu's face was filled with gratitude: "Long live my emperor, long live, long live my emperor."

I can no longer kneel down, but I still cannot lack my words of gratitude.

Shen Yun also knew that his daughter was pregnant with twins. He was just thinking about a suitable time to visit his daughter when he learned that his daughter had been exempted from official duties by the emperor and did not have to attend the morning court. So the next day, Shen Yun came to visit her. Visiting my daughter.

Shen Yun also brought a lot of things. Although they were not very valuable, they were all carefully prepared by a mother.

When Jiang Fu was diagnosed with pregnancy, the Duke of Guo was on his way back to the court.

After receiving the letter of surrender from Bianmeng, he also took over a city in Bianmeng. The relevant personnel of the newly acquired city were properly arranged. Ning Guogong completed the military affairs and began to return to the court without stopping.

It was bitterly cold in the frontier area, the weather was cold, and there was constant snowfall, so the journey back to the DPRK was a little slow.

But there is no need to delay going back to celebrate the New Year.

Thinking of this, the Duke was not so anxious.

The original imagination was that it would take at least half a year, but now I can go back in less than a month, what else is there to be dissatisfied about!

The Duke of Guo feels quite satisfied now because he doesn't know that his wife is pregnant yet. If he knew...

I was afraid that I would abandon the army regardless of the rules and rush back to Beijing alone.

Snowflakes were flying in the border fortress, and it was snowing again in the capital. There was a cold breath everywhere. Jiang Fu stayed indoors every day and never went out.

Her pregnancy with this pregnancy was indeed different from the previous pregnancy.

The last time she was pregnant with Zhao Lin, she didn't feel anything except that her belly was getting bigger day by day.

But now with this pregnancy, apart from taking medicine to regulate her body and no longer have morning sickness, she was very lethargic every day and felt extremely tired.

Those who don’t want to move around just stay at home eating, drinking and sleeping every day.

The snow was falling heavily, the school holidays in Beijing began, and Jiang Wei also returned from Jiangnan by boat.

The epidemic in the Yangtze River Basin was quickly controlled after people sent by the imperial court strictly dealt with it.

Being able to get it under control so quickly is also related to the alcohol that Jiang Fu had someone extract before.

After Jiang Fu learned that there was an epidemic in the Yangtze River Basin, she suggested in the court, "Epidemics are generally transmitted through saliva, food, water, and contact with each other."

"It's winter now, so flying insect infection can be ruled out."

"For the above points, I believe that personal protection should be done as much as possible."

"For example, avoid contact unless necessary. Not only must items used by people who are sick be disposed of, but also those who are not yet sick must be disposed of in this regard."

Seeing that everyone didn't understand and the emperor was confused, Jiang Fu said, "The alcohol I developed before is used for disinfection and has a very good effect in blocking the spread of the disease..." After that, Jiang Fu explained how to use it correctly. alcohol disinfection.

We also suggested that everyone wear masks.

The emperor still trusted her very much, so he adopted all her suggestions.

The facts are indeed correct. In just half a month, the epidemic was under control.

Of course, the outcome of the case has also come out.

The large-scale spread of diseases in the Yangtze River Basin is indeed related to the original floods.

This is also related to the fifth prince's efforts to save money for disaster relief.

Of course, he must not only be saving, he is also greedy.

Originally, he was greedy and did not hand over the remaining hundreds of thousands taels to the court to strictly carry out the disinfecting of the original disaster area, as well as the disposal of dirt and dead bodies, so that there would be no subsequent outbreak of disease.

If at the beginning of the epidemic, he had not tried to cover it up like Lu Qimo, the former governor of Liangjiang, actively reported it and had the courage to face his mistakes, there would not have been a major outbreak of the epidemic.

It's a pity that he wants to be greedy and express himself. Not only that, if something goes wrong, he just wants to hide it and doesn't dare to face his own shortcomings, so...

The matter was so big that the emperor had no choice but to hand him over to Dali Temple.

He was a prince, and even if he was handed over to Dali Temple, Dali Temple would not dare to actually kill his head.

It is nothing more than the possibility of being deprived of royal status and demoted to common people.

How could the fifth prince, who was determined to pursue the throne, accept this.

So the night before Dali Temple came to pick up the people, the fifth prince led the people to rebel.