Chapter 1106 Punishing Nangong Yu (3)

Princess Chaoyue's words sounded like she was speaking for Empress Mu and against Princess Tuotuo, but if you listen carefully, you will find the hidden meaning in her words.

Empress Mu had been betrothed to Saknu by the Emperor and Empress Dowager Mo before, so before she married Nangong Yi, her previous identity had been erased. This time she married Nangong Yi as the daughter of the editor of the Hanlin Academy as the queen. Although everyone knew this, they all kept their mouths shut and chose to forget it, and no one dared to mention it.

Princess Chaoyue mentioned her previous identity again and again, first mentioning her dancing that day, and then mentioned her identity as a merchant woman. She said that dancing was something that only people of all walks of life could do. The queen is now noble and can't dance, but when she was a merchant woman, she did things that people of all walks of life could do.

Exposing the Queen's past again and again, touching the Queen's bottom line, made everyone present anxious about Chaoyue's stupidity. Lady Liguo was also very angry about this stupid and cunning granddaughter. This fool with a golden appearance but rotten inside, she was busy covering up the shortcomings of her own family, how could she actively publicize them in front of outsiders like her?

In a hurry, the old lady rushed to say: "Since the queen is not in good shape, why don't we change to some elegant ways to amuse ourselves."

The wife of Marquis Jian'an echoed: "The old lady's idea is very good. Why don't we all compose poems together? The scenery of the imperial garden is so beautiful, and it is the queen's grace to invite us all. This situation is most suitable for reciting poems. Please let the queen decide."

Caiwei knew that the two ladies were trying to help her out. She also loved poetry and songs the most. However, the ladies who came today were of varying quality. If they were to compose poems, what if there was an illiterate person who believed that women were virtuous if they had no talent? Wouldn't it be embarrassing for her to compose poems and hurt others' face? Therefore, this suggestion was not adopted by her.

She smiled gently and said: "Since Princess Tuotuo just said that she wanted to see singing and dancing, circus, magic and acrobatics, I can't dance for everyone, so I will perform an acrobatics for everyone."

After that, she looked in the direction of Nangong Yu and said meaningfully: "Whether it is a dancer, or an acrobat or a magician, they all earn their living by their own labor and their own hands. Just based on this, they deserve respect from others, and others have no reason to look down on them. I think that compared with these so-called "three religions and nine streams", those who are high and mighty, good for nothing, and get something for nothing are shameful!"

Everyone knew who the queen was talking to, and they all echoed the queen.

"What the Queen said is very true..."

"Every word of yours is so eloquent, I have learned a lot..."

Chao Yun blushed and lowered her head without saying a word. Although she hated Caiwei for scolding her in public, she was secretly happy in her heart. The fact that she was scolded in public by Mu Caiwei would definitely be reported to the Queen Mother. At that time, the Queen Mother would definitely hate Mu Caiwei even more...

Princess Tuotuo heard that Queen Mu was willing to perform in public, which was considered to be giving her enough face, so she calmed down.

Although she still regretted not being able to see the "Flying Dance" with her own eyes, she thought again that when the emperor was infected with her cloud and rain Gu and only she was left, she would let this pretentious woman be a dancing geisha for her to play with. At that time, she would definitely let this woman dance the "Flying Dance" from morning to night every day for everyone to see. Would she dare to take advantage of Qiao again?

When the ladies saw that the Queen was going to perform magic tricks, they also became interested and looked at her with great interest.