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Gao Heze ordered to search for highly skilled doctors in the folk. For several months, waves of itinerant doctors came to the palace, but all knelt down trembling, expressing their helplessness.
Jiang Ming saw Gao Heze standing there, unconsciously flicking his thumb and forefinger, a gesture he often made when agitated. She approached and held his right hand, smoothing out his slightly furrowed brow: "It's all right, Your Majesty. It's just that I don't have the good fortune."
He held her hand and pulled her into his arms, saying in a muffled voice, "Jiang Ming, I hereby crown you as the queen."
Jiang Ming trembled all over, lifted her head slightly, and then rested it on his shoulder, saying, "I don't care about being the queen, I only wish to accompany Your Majesty for a long time."
Gao Heze smiled, said nothing, and picked her up to the edge of the bed. Qingping gave a signal, and the palace maids all sensibly retreated.
The moonlight faintly shone through, swaying to create a charming and warm atmosphere in the room.
She gazed at Gao Heze's sleeping face, lost in thought. She wanted to pull her hand away, but found it tightly held by him.
She let out a soft sigh, a smile appearing on her face that even she hadn't noticed. She remembered Gao Heze's words during the day about making her his queen, and couldn't help but furrow her brow slightly.
Jiang Ming knows that she is different from the other concubines.
She is just a girl of unknown origin from the countryside, without parents or support, without a powerful family backing her. It's already a great fortune for her to enter the palace as a concubine. Relying on Gao Heze's favor and protection, she has obtained her current position as Lady Jiang. This is enough to make those ministers dissatisfied. If Gao Heze insists on making her the queen, wouldn't the conflict deepen?
However, she knew better that Gao Heze would not easily change his mind. Since he had spoken those words, he would definitely make her his queen.
Sure enough, after a few days, a eunuch came to announce: "By the grace of Heaven, the Emperor decrees: We hereby appoint Lady Jiang, known for her gentle and virtuous nature, for her careful and respectful service in the palace, her kindness and fairness in managing the household, as a model for the six palaces. She is now granted the golden seal and appointed as the Empress. This is our decree!"
She took the imperial edict and listened to the eunuch's flattery, feeling as if in a dream for a moment.
Even if we don't mention the fact that she doesn't have the support of a family, Gao Heze knows that she will never have children in the future. Throughout history, a mother's status is determined by her children, but he went against popular opinion and made her, someone who will never have children, the queen.
It's really silly.
Thinking like this, she couldn't help but feel a little sad and almost burst into tears.
At one point, the concubines from the three palaces and six courtyards all came to congratulate her. They said congratulations on the surface, but they couldn't hide the jealousy that flashed in their eyes.
Jiang Ming smiled perfunctorily and unintentionally mentioned to Gao Heze that it was tiring to have so many people visiting every day. Gao Heze then decreed that the other concubines were not allowed to come and go freely in the Golden Orchid Palace.
Jiang Ming was a bit stunned by his casual complaint, but he took it to heart. His lavish affection was a bit overwhelming for her to handle.
The coronation ceremony is just around the corner. In the evening at the Golden Orchid Palace, the place is brightly lit with dragon and phoenix candles. On the table, there is a pair of wine cups, and following the folk customs, a nanny was invited to spread the bed.
Gao Heze holding a wine glass, smiling at Jiang Ming, he seems to have a hint of youthful shyness. She couldn't help but tease him, saying that he had so many concubines, but why does he still look like this? In response, he solemnly explained, "It's different, Mingming, today is the day we get married."
He said, "When you and I get married, it's not you marrying the emperor."
As an emperor who grew up in the palace since childhood, he put a lot of effort into preparing these common folk customs just to make the memories more profound. He was also worried that she would be concerned about not having children in the future, so he handed the queen's golden seal to her, reassuring her to share the prosperity and the beautiful scenery of the world with him.
These are all things that Jiang Ming understands. His heart surged with complex emotions, and his thoughts eventually turned into a long sigh.
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