Another round-faced woman in her forties touched, "I don't think it's right."

Several wives from the aristocratic families next to them all looked at the direction of Mrs. Xiao, holding her face gracefully, and her heart was in a turmoil: they took advantage of this year to greet the Cong and her daughters to Beijing, in order to make their daughters compete for the position of the eldest prince's concubine.

I thought today's Hundred Flowers Banquet was a great opportunity to show my face in front of the emperor and the eldest prince, and there will be an open and secret battle in Tianhe Garden.

But now, they didn’t have time to do anything and didn’t have time to start, so why did they end?

These wives of aristocratic families felt like a bucket of cold water was poured on their heads, looking at each other, some were confused, some were worried about their daughters, and some were unwilling to hide their unwillingness on their faces.

When a man gets married, he pays attention to being a good match and marrying a wife and a virtuous person.

But Miss Gu Er wants to be a virtuous person but not a virtuous person, talent but not a talent, and family background but not a family background. Why should she be the eldest prince's concubine? Is she able to draw talismans by her?!

Their carefully educated daughters are all good in appearance, talent, temperament, and temperament, but they lose to a wild girl who grew up in the countryside!

Mrs. Xiao slowly picked up the teacup and drank a sip of tea. Just as she was about to say something, the wife of Duke of Wei who was sitting opposite her said lightly: "What's wrong with it? Back then, Empress Taizu also helped Mu Xin, a girl from the Marquis of Jingning, preside over the wedding ceremony."

Back then, after giving birth to his youngest son, Mrs. Jingning died of blood, leaving behind the eldest girl Mu Xin and the younger brother Mu Ying.

Marquis Jingning was deeply in love with his wife and never remarried. Empress Taizu and Marquis Jingning were like sisters in the past, for fear that others would say that Mu Xin was the eldest daughter of a lost wife, so she took Mu Xin into the palace for half of the time.

When Mu Xin was fifteen years old, Empress Taizu personally presided over and gave a wedding ceremony for Mu Xin.

Later, Mu Xin was given a marriage to the Marquis of Anqing at that time by Emperor Taizu. Before Empress Taizu died, Mu Xin went to the palace to serve Empress Taizu personally for three months without leaving the house.

This incident has also been circulated as a good story, and everyone lamented that Empress Taizu and Mu Xin were not mothers, but were better than mothers and daughters.

Everyone present naturally knew these old things and had different expressions.

Mrs. Chang Anbo applauded Mrs. Wei Guogong, her eyes rolled slightly, and she smiled and said, "This person is about fate!"

"Empress Taizu and Mrs. Anning Hou Taishi are not mothers, but better than mother and daughter. I see that Miss Gu Er and the eldest princess are also destined to be like those real sisters."

After she said this, everyone remembered that Gu Yanfei saved the life of the eldest princess in the first lunar month.

With Mu Xin's old example, the eldest princess was willing to praise Gu Yanfei, which was acceptable.

"That's it." Mrs. Fan added with a smile, "No wonder the emperor loves the house and the Wuwu."

At first glance, it seemed that the emperor loved the house and the country for the eldest princess, but everyone knew that the emperor loved the house and the country for the eldest prince, and treated Gu Yanfei so well.

The faces of Mrs. Xiao and others suddenly sank.

The hall was trapped in a strange silence.

After a while, a sharp eunuch came from outside the door, breaking the silence:

"The emperor is here! His Highness, Princess Fengyang is here!"

The emperor and Fengyang came at the welcome of the guests, followed by a group of eunuchs and palace maids.

The women stood up to salute one after another, and many people couldn't help but glance at Fengyang, and they didn't expect that Fengyang would come too.

A guess appeared in many people's hearts, and they were about to come out: Could it be...

At the same time, the people from Silijian also took their place and stood on standby in their respective positions. The eunuch of Silijian sang auspicious time. Then, a melodious and soothing sound of silk and bamboo sounds sounded.

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