Qin Zhaoyue ordered Mo Yi to read a few lines for her, but she found them rather uninteresting.

The content was largely the same, consisting of outward politeness and private whispers.

If there were truly urgent matters, they would have been reported separately long ago; there would be no need for her to review them one by one.

"Stop, stop, stop! This is making people drowsy. Summon Lingduo."

Qin Zhaoyue already had enough guards around her, but she would still leave a Xuanji Guard commander on duty to ensure that messages could be relayed as soon as possible.

The person guarding the Imperial Study at this moment was none other than Ling Duo.

Since he was personally in charge of investigating the former crown prince's matter, it is clear that the Empress Dowager trusted him greatly.

"Commander."

"Lord Lingduo must have a lot of information about the secrets of officials."

"yes."

"When you have nothing to do, pick out some interesting things to look at."

Lingduo remained silent for a moment, then said, "I wonder who you would like to hear from, or what kind of person you would like to hear from."

Qin Zhaoyue winked and made faces.

Lingduo had very little contact with this new boss and couldn't quite grasp his meaning for the time being.

"Please enlighten me, sir."

Qin Zhaoyue clicked her tongue. So lacking in tact?

"I'm feeling really sleepy and bored. What intelligence do you suggest I look at?"

Lingduo immediately understood, "Your subordinate understands."

Before long, a stack of documents was brought up.

Even though Lingduo had already screened them, there was still a thick stack of them.

Having already exchanged his money, Mo Yi picked up the top book and read it aloud in a low voice.

"Lord Wu, the music master of the Ministry of Rites, had an affair with his brother's wife."

The eldest son born to her third wife was indeed her bloodline…

puff!

Qin Zhaoyue's eyes suddenly lit up. Was the first one so explosive?

The Imperial Study fell into complete silence.

The third and fourth princesses, who were handling official business at the emperor's desk, quietly pricked up their ears without making a sound...