Chapter 3 — She Robbed King Wu, I Entered The Palace To Meet The Tyrant

“Your Majesty, or…”

Tieu Minh Da interrupted me and coldly ordered:

"The others are calm. Princess Ngo's body is weak, so just stay outside and bask in the sun for a while. When you wake up, come inside."

In my heart, I wanted to applaud: 【Do you think this is a tyrant? There is no king in this world who is wiser than him.】 The corners of Tieu Minh Da's lips curled up slightly. At this time, Co Uyen Ninh slowly woke up and looked at me, her face full of resentment and jealousy:

"My father has lost his temper. Seeing that my elder sister is so tall and no longer close at all like when we were in the palace, I suddenly felt sad, so..."

The Prime Minister's father of course did not dare to have an opinion with the tyrant, so he immediately turned the spear on me.

"Just now, she's already so majestic, she doesn't have half of her sisterly love left. How can a woman like that be worthy of the royal family?"

【Old scum father. If you give birth but don't raise it, your heart will wander to the streets. Before, in the palace, you didn't consider me family. Now you still want to defame me in front of the tyrant!】 I glanced at Tieu Minh Da, only to see him pondering for a moment and then saying:

"The prime minister's words are reasonable. Princess Ngo doesn't respect her eldest sister, how can she be worthy of King Ngo? The penalty is to copy Nu Gioi and Nu Duc eight hundred times, and before finishing copying, you are not allowed to leave the door."

Everyone looked at the tyrant in surprise. Co Uyen Ninh was so angry that her eyes turned red. In the end, she could only accept the token of gratitude. Before leaving, Co Uyen Ninh leaned close to my ear and whispered in a low voice:

"Concubine Chieu, you are truly majestic right now. But I know clearly, the Emperor has never touched you at all, right? On the outside, he seems to love and care for you infinitely, but in reality, he is just afraid of his father. I am different. Although King Ngo is not married now, his blessings are still behind him."

I coldly looked at Co Uyen Ninh's self-proclaimed intelligent appearance. It seems that my guess was indeed correct, she is also a reincarnated person. In my heart, I can't help but feel some urgency about my own situation. Even though in this life, King Ngo is sick and has no children, but as long as the tyrant dies, if I have no children, wouldn't I still have to follow the rules and be buried? On the return carriage, passing by the pharmacy, I called the carriage to stop and got out for a ride. When I returned, I had a small porcelain vase in my hand. 【Spring medicine has the strongest effect, it is said that even a useless man can be strong for a while. Tonight, we must defeat the tyrant at all costs.】 Tieu Minh Da was flipping through a book when his movements suddenly stopped. 【Otherwise, three years later, when King Ngo ascends the throne, this poor tyrant will die miserably without even having a child.】 Tieu Minh Da's face suddenly turned pale. Tieu Minh Da took everyone's reactions into his eyes before slowly opening his mouth.

“Your Majesty, are you unwell somewhere?”

【It's over, it's over, can the tyrant not be able to resist anymore? My child hasn't even been born yet!】 Tieu Minh Da gritted his teeth, snatched the small porcelain vase from my hand, and threw it straight out the carriage window.

“Tonight, I will let you know whether I finally got it or not!”

That night there were no mosquitoes to catch, nor were there any concubines to arrange them queue for millions of happiness. After calling for water three times in one night, my voice was so weak that it was no different from the sound of a mosquito. It seems that tyranny is not impossible. So why did he not favor a concubine and not have a royal title during his time in office? Early the next morning, the tyrant came to court, and the Queen Mother sent me to Tu Ninh palace. As soon as I walked to the door, I heard the happy laughter of Co Uyen Ninh and King Ngo echoing from inside.

"The more children enter the palace, the happier everyone will be. King Ngo is truly the most thoughtful person, even more like his son than the Emperor."

Seeing me enter, the laughter in the palace suddenly stopped. The Queen Mother sat on the chair, glanced at me, then ordered someone to bring me a bowl of contraceptive soup.

"The Emperor is busy with court affairs. As a concubine, you can't confuse the king and distract him. I heard that last night you were entangled with the Emperor all night? It's really out of character. Quickly drink this bowl of birth control soup. The Emperor is not yet fit to have an heir."