Liang Jiugong: "The Emperor has arrived."

Everyone turned around and saw Kangxi walk in. They immediately stood up and said, "Your Majesty, may Your Majesty be blessed with ten thousand years of happiness and peace."

Emperor Kangxi raised his hand and said, "Get up," and then personally helped Wanwan up.

Kangxi pulled Wanwan to sit down on a chair with him. "Thank you for keeping watch. How is it inside?"

The other concubines could do nothing about Kangxi's special treatment, since they dared not compare themselves to the Imperial Noble Consort.

Wanwan said, "Your Majesty, rest assured, the imperial physician said that the baby's position is correct, it's just that the baby is a little big, but it will be born safely, there's no big problem."

Kangxi was somewhat relieved to hear this. In fact, over the years, almost all of his children who were able to conceive had given birth.

Of course, we don't count Uya from a few months ago; she brought trouble upon herself and courted her own death.

Kangxi: "That's good. How long has it been running?"

Wanwan looked around the room and said, "It was probably launched when the Emperor got up to attend court. We should have notified the Emperor first, but since you were in court, we could only wait until you finished."

Kangxi nodded, "That's almost two hours (four hours)."

The shouts inside continued, but Kangxi remained calm and sat there guarding the scene.

However, as the Imperial Noble Consort, Wanwan had to show concern. "Your Majesty has just finished court and probably hasn't had breakfast yet, right? I'll have the Imperial Kitchen bring some breakfast over so Your Majesty can have a little. I heard from the Imperial Physician that she won't be able to give birth anytime soon."

Actually, the main problem was that Wanwan herself hadn't eaten breakfast. As an Imperial Noble Consort, she was expected to be there to attend to the concubine's delivery. Getting up early in the morning was already difficult enough, let alone on an empty stomach; she was probably starving by now.

Emperor Kangxi attended the morning court session and listened to the ministers bickering, and he was already very hungry.

Moreover, he turned his head and glanced at Wanwan, and realized that his Imperial Noble Consort was also pregnant.

Emperor Kangxi did not refuse, saying "That's fine too."

When Wanwan heard this voice, it was as if she had heard heavenly music. She could endure any hardship, but she could not bear the hardship of hunger.

Wanwan said, "Listen to the rain, go to the imperial kitchen and bring some breakfast over to the side hall."

Tingyu immediately responded, "This servant will go right away."

The other concubines were somewhat envious upon hearing this, but without the Emperor and the Imperial Noble Consort speaking up, they dared not ask to go eat.

Tingyu arrived quickly, bringing over several eunuchs in no time.

Seeing that they were all ready, Wanwan turned to Kangxi and said, "Your Majesty, it was set out this morning."

When Kangxi got up, he took Wanwan's hand and said, "Imperial Noble Consort, please have some with me too."

After saying that, he took his Imperial Noble Consort's hand and went to have breakfast, while the other concubines continued to wait.

After all, Niohuru was a Noble Consort, and their rank was below Niohuru's.

In the side hall

After Wanwan went inside, she let go of Kangxi's hand and sat down in a chair. "Xuanye, come and eat something. I'm starving. I've never gotten up this early before."

Once Emperor Kangxi knew that Consort Gui's pregnancy was fine, he was no longer worried.

Sitting next to Wanwan, he asked, "Why don't you eat something first before you come back?"

Wanwan swallowed the food in her mouth and said, "I already got up late, and besides, the small kitchen in Jingren Palace couldn't possibly be preparing breakfast at that time. Going to the Imperial Kitchen to get it is too far, so I had no choice but to come on an empty stomach."

Wanwan's chopsticks were busy as she put food onto her own plate, saying, "I've already eaten, there's nothing wrong with me."

The implication was that Emperor Kangxi should also eat it, but in reality, it seemed that no one in Kangxi's court dared to poison him.

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