Tang Shiyue finally confirmed that this history had some similarities with what she knew.
It was just that during the Tang Dynasty, some little butterfly flapped its wings and shortened the glorious Tang Dynasty, and also destroyed the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. However, after the change of dynasties, the people were still the same people, and the sons still gave birth to grandsons, and the grandsons still gave birth to sons, so the people who were supposed to appear would still appear! At most, there was a difference in order.
Tang Shiyue said: "I actually want to be a plaything. I don't need to be someone too powerful or famous."
Chen Hong was stunned for a moment, then he said: "Madam, you are too kind. Although Zhonglang is good at painting, he is not well known..."
Tang Shiyue understood.
This person is not very famous yet, so it is a good time to exploit him. So her eyes lit up: "Then I'll trouble Master Chen to introduce me."
Soon, she met Zhou Fang, a young man with a baby face who seemed to be living in financial difficulty...
What happened to her good family background? Did she remember it wrongly, or did some things change with the change of dynasties?
Tang Shiyue remained calm and explained to him in detail how to play the game "Three Kingdoms Kill". He paid half of the money first and asked him to draw the portraits. Then he asked someone to send some money to Chen Hong and asked him to continue writing.
While she was leisurely enjoying herself, Yan Chengyuan, after leaving the court, went to ask for an audience with Emperor Mingyan.
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He was the commander of the imperial guards, and the security of the entire capital was in his hands, so he knew about it almost as soon as Tang Shiyue entered Chang'an City.
But it was still okay before, he just knew that "Lady Enfu County" was coming, but now the emperor gave her a manor and inscribed a plaque, this was not just a favor to create momentum during the northern tour, this was a blatant support for her.
What is the emperor's position?
So as soon as he entered the room and bowed, Yan Chengyuan asked, "Your Majesty, have you found out?"
Emperor Ming Yan certainly knew what he was asking. But his face was indifferent, as if he didn't know what you were talking about: "What?"
Yan Chengyuan said anxiously: "Your Majesty!"
Emperor Ming Yan looked at him very calmly.
Yan Chengyuan also looked directly into the emperor's eyes.
Based on his understanding of the emperor, Yan Chengyuan thought that he must have confirmed it, otherwise he would not have concealed it and would not have brought the imperial concubine to see her. But...what if he was crazy again? What if he just saw that they looked similar and insisted on "father-daughter nature" to praise her!
Yan Chengyuan said anxiously: "Your Majesty, I want to ask about Tang Shiyue. Has Your Majesty found out? Is she... my daughter?"
Emperor Mingyan did not answer but asked: "Have I ever summoned the Jade Inspection Office?"
Yan Chengyuan was startled, and Emperor Mingyan said, "I have never summoned the Jade Inspection Office, nor have I summoned you."
There was a secret method in the palace that could verify kinship. Because the royal family's genealogy was called Yudie, it was called the Jianyusi.
Emperor Ming Yan was right. Even if he wanted to snatch the daughter away, Yue'er was already dead. If he wanted to verify their relationship, he had to summon him and Meng Min.
Yan Chengyuan was silent for a long time: "Then has the emperor found anything?"
Emperor Ming Yan said coldly: "When you saw a piece of lock and determined that Yan Tingyue was dead, did you ever think of checking? Since you didn't want to check at that time, now, isn't your Yan Tingyue in the mansion! Why are you plotting against my Yue'er?"
The emperor was clearly unreasonable, and Yan Chengyuan had no choice but to retreat in silence.
He didn't dare tell Meng Min because he couldn't confirm it.
Yan Chengyuan was in torment.
He walked out of the palace, mounted his horse, and rode slowly outside, seemingly lost in thought. He did not notice the carriage with his own logo standing beside him.
In the carriage, Yan Tingyue didn't dare to show her head until Yan Chengyuan left.
She's been having a hard time lately.
She was ordered by the old prince to be under house arrest. Although she had the help of the old princess to cover for her, she could only come out every now and then under the name of the imperial concubine and could not go anywhere else.
But the Imperial Concubine never saw her.
She didn't know what was going on in the palace, nor did she know whether the ladies in the capital knew that she was under house arrest, or whether anyone would suspect that the imperial concubine didn't like her.
She felt furious just thinking about how these people would look!
But she tried every possible way, and even followed others in giving silver to the gatekeepers, but she just couldn't see the Imperial Concubine.
At this moment, the maid Ah Hu called out, "Young lady! Look! Linlang!"
Yan Tingyue was startled and when he turned around quickly, he saw a carriage entering the palace gate.
Yan Tingyue asked anxiously: "Did you see it clearly?"
"I saw it clearly!" Ah Hu nodded vigorously: "I saw it clearly! It was Linlang!"
Yan Tingyue was slightly startled, "But that's not the palace carriage! Besides, how could Linlang leave the palace?" She hesitated for a long time: "No matter what, this carriage outside must come out before sunset, let's take a look then!"
Linlang went into the palace to pack her things and say goodbye to her sisters.
The Imperial Concubine gave her many gifts. She waited until after noon before leaving. After she had walked a few steps, the driver said, "There is a car following behind, and there is a sign of Prince An's Mansion on the car."
Linlang knew what was going on as soon as she heard it, and just said, "Don't worry about her."
As a result, after a while, the carriage caught up and blocked the way. Yan Tingyue jumped off the carriage and asked anxiously: "Linlang! Is it you?"
Linlang frowned.
The personal servants of the elders are different from ordinary servants. Even Tang Shiyue, who was born in the countryside, knew to call her aunt, but this person always called her by her name.
Yan Tingyue was also taught by a nanny. It was not that she didn't know etiquette. She just felt that as a servant, she did not need to be taught etiquette.
Linlang got out of the car and bowed, "Young lady."
Yan Tingyue asked anxiously: "Why are you here? Where are you going?"
Linlang said, "The Queen has given me to someone else, and I am going to meet the new master now."
"What?" Yan Tingyue was surprised: "So you won't enter the palace anymore? I want to see Aunt Hui, take me to see her first!"
"My dear," Linlang said, "I have taken all my palace cards. You are no longer allowed to enter the palace. I am afraid I can't help you."
Yan Tingyue was anxious and at a loss: "You have been in the palace for so many years, don't you have any new or old friends?"
"Even if there are a few acquaintances, I dare not disobey the order of His Royal Highness the Crown Prince," Linlang said, "It's getting late, Linlang will take her leave."
She didn't even bother to greet him, but got on the carriage and left. She could still hear Yan Tingyue's voice floating in the wind from behind: "After all the hard work...it turned out to be useless...I don't know..."
Linlang told Tang Shiyue about this when she returned.
"That's great!" Tang Shiyue said with a smile, "I was just worrying about not having a chance to take revenge, and she came to my door. Aunt Linlang, what do you think she cares about the most?"
Linlang said without hesitation: "Scenery!"
She got angry when she thought about it: "I don't know how much the queen loved her at that time. She gave her all the good things. Once she got them, she would show off at those parties. Once the emperor gave the queen a nine-feather phoenix hairpin, which was something only the queen could wear. The queen kept it and didn't dare to wear it, but she insisted on taking it. The queen even specifically warned her, but she wore it out and asked the censor to report it. The queen took the opportunity to have a tantrum... In the end, the queen copied the Buddhist scriptures a hundred times, and the matter was over."
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