The Spoiled Daily Life of the Villain's Mother

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The Spoiled Daily Life
of the Villain’s Mother
Chapter 1: Mother concubine

The majestic soldiers garrisoned the city wall, the morning glow spread across the sky, and the dull ancient bell rang. Auspicious hours and auspicious days, the new emperor's enthronement ceremony is being held.

With the solemn bells, the emperor, wearing a black dragon robe, golden thread auspicious clouds, and luxurious robes dragging behind him, slowly ascended the high platform under the gaze of countless people.

At the highest point, the emperor turned around, opened his hands, and hundreds of civil and military officials bowed their heads and bowed.

❝—Long live my emperor!❞

The deafening sound resounded throughout the hall.

Watching the Manchu civil and military kneeling, all kinds of emotions in the heart of the new emperor Jingyuan rolled endlessly. How many times have escaped from the dead, and now, this world really belongs to him.

The enthronement ceremony was finally coming to an end, and the little **** who had been following him was also promoted to the general manager at this time, whispering to remind him of the next procedure. But Jing Yuan's mind was no longer there, and he flew to the harem. He wants to visit his Xiaomu concubine, no, she will be the most noble empress dowager in the future.

At the beginning, the emperor was born of the sinful concubine of the harem, and he was also the son that the first emperor disliked the most among the many descendants. If it hadn't been for the original Xiaobing's protection at the cost of losing the holy favorite, I am afraid he would have been killed in the conspiracy and tricks of the concubines in the harem.

Xiaohuang imperial concubine was formerly named Jiang Shining, and was the youngest daughter of Jiangzhen, the prefect of Nancheng. He was born with skin like fat, crooked eyebrows, and smiled like a beauty in a picture scroll. The Emperor Xian saw her at a glance and entered the palace at the age of seventeen. In a few years, he was promoted to 嫔. It's just a pity that Xiaobi was pregnant for the first time, but because other concubines framed her, she had a fetus, and missed her chance to be promoted to her concubine.

After that, Xiaobing accidentally met Jing Yuan, the least favored Seventh Prince, when he was only four years old. Xiaobi begged the emperor to give him her upbringing, and was so angry that the emperor hadn't stepped into Xiaobi's palace for a year.

Two years later, Xiaobing finally got the favor again and gave birth to the Ninth Prince Jingxuan.

Jing Yuan once worried that Xiaobi would leave him in the cold after giving birth to his child, but Xiaobi treated him as his own, raised his eldest son, never partiality, and cared for him. Jing Xuan was still young at the time, but Jing Yuan watched with his own eyes that Xiaobi, who had never been fighting or grabbing everything, had to arm himself to be strong for the safety of his two sons. Jing Yuan knew that he was not the favorite of his father and the emperor, he could only rely on his mother for his son, and Xiaobing almost spared everything for his future, and finally raised them both through ups and downs.

Finally, a year before the death of the first emperor, Xiaobi had been promoted all the way to the noble concubine of Xiaohuang, and Jing Yuan had grown up. His natural emperor's destiny and temperament, step by step, finally let the seriously ill emperor realize that the situation is over, and he had to establish him as a prince. Jing Xuan naturally became the prince—and he was the one with the best ending and treatment among the many brothers.