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    Not long after the war with the Khitan began, Lao Wu persuaded Lu Qian to restart the system of monks.

    The main reason was to release Concubine Hui from the palace, and secondly to free the other concubines.

    Although the monthly salary of the concubines is the same as when they were concubines, in the palace, without the emperor's blessing, if they want to do something, they have to make money based on their appearance, and the cost is naturally several times higher than outside the palace.

    The concubine¡¯s monthly routine is simply not enough to take care of her. It is better to use a lump sum of money to settle down, leave the palace to retire, and be free and comfortable.

    In the previous dynasty, there were many ways to arrange the concubines of the late emperor, including burial, confinement, release from the palace, and even remarriage.

    Taizu, the founder of Daqi who conquered the country, was a Confucian general, very elegant, and made a good start. Therefore, the emperors of Daqi never let their concubines die in burials. They also implemented the two-generation imperial concubine system, which was abolished by Emperor Mu Qing.  , after all, the emperor does not really want his wife to remarry after his death.

    Now in Lu Qian's generation, this system is mentioned again, and an excuse is found. It is said that the army's salary at the front is tight, the palace is saving money, and the concubine is allowed to declare to leave the palace and regain her freedom.

    Concubine Hui was the first to be sent out of the palace.

    When Lao Wu took his mother and concubine back to his palace to retire, Concubine Hui was reluctant at first. Pointing to the delicate body she had accumulated over the years, she said she wanted to buy a house of her own where no one would disturb her and she would be happy and at ease.

    Lao Wu knew that his mother-in-law wanted to save face and was afraid that she would become a burden to her son. Without saying a word, he dragged his mother-in-law and put her in a carriage and took her back to the palace. He asked her to live in his house for a while first. If she felt uncomfortable, he would not leave again.  Not too late.

    Concubine Hui said she thought her son was clingy, but she couldn't wait to cross the threshold of the palace.

    After more than twenty years in the palace, she was like a guest. A person who had been under someone else's roof for more than twenty years finally seemed to have roots when she walked into her son's house.

    "Look at the grandeur of the outer courtyard of the palace, and the exquisite inner courtyard, but it's just smaller than the General's Mansion where she lived when she was a child.

    Concubine Hui had a straightforward temper and muttered in front of her son: "Why isn't this courtyard as spacious as your grandpa's house?"

    Lao Wu was very happy and said, "Mom, you haven't visited the General's Mansion in many years, have you? The courtyard of my palace is worth two and a half large General's Mansion."

    Concubine Hui was still unconvinced and looked disbelieving, but she did not reply for fear of being kicked out by her son.

    In fact, Lao Wu's palace is indeed much larger than the general's palace, but when Concubine Hui was young, everything looked more spacious and grand, and the memory of that grandeur has been engraved in her memories of her girlhood.

    She walked to the west courtyard and when she saw the west wing of the courtyard, her critical eyes suddenly widened¡ª¡ª

    The bricks and tiles in front of her, the mahogany doors and windows, the ink lanterns, all took her back to the situation before she got married. Even the jujube tree by the window was the same as when she was a child.

    This is a great gift from Lao Wu to his mother and concubine - a courtyard completely replicating the mother's boudoir courtyard in the General's Mansion.

    He wanted his mother to know that from the moment she stepped out of the palace, she had transformed back into the free girl she was twenty years ago with a bow and arrow on her waist and a riding outfit all day long.

    Lao Wu clapped his hands, and the wooden door of the wing immediately opened, and two older aunts came out dressed as young maids to greet Concubine Hui - these were also the maid outfits used to serve the ladies of the General's Palace back then.

    Concubine Hui was dumbfounded. She took her arm out of her son's supporting hand, took two steps forward, suddenly laughed, and rushed towards the wing!

    She was so happy that she didn¡¯t notice the dates scattered under her feet. She stepped on one, her shoulders shook, and she lost her balance.

    However, in the blink of an eye, a tall figure suddenly fell next to her, grabbed her left hand, and supported her to stand firm.

    When Concubine Hui saw the person, she turned out to be Zhang Si.

    Zhang Si was wearing the secret guard Xuan shirt he wore when he was on duty in the General's Mansion, standing beside her with a smile.

    Ignoring the white hair at the temples and the fine lines at the corners of the eyes, Zhang Si is almost handsome at this moment, in Concubine Hui's eyes.

    "Sister, watch your steps carefully." He carefully withdrew his obsessed gaze as he did when he was young, nodded and saluted Concubine Hui.

    The sight of Zhang Si in Concubine Hui¡¯s eyes was quickly blurred by tears, and the traces of time on the man¡¯s face were also smoothed away in her tears.

    "Who told you to break into my yard during the day?" Concubine Hui whispered to Zhang Si what she often said when she was young: "Aren't you afraid that I will tell my mother?"

    Zhang Si has never answered this question in his life. In the past, every time he heard it, he just nodded and left.

    This time, he raised his head, raised the corners of his mouth to Concubine Hui, and replied firmly: "I'm just afraid that my sister will sprain her foot."

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      Xue Yao understood after hearing this. In the original work, the reason why the Khitans attacked Yougu Mountain was because they took advantage of the chaos to invade and wanted to occupy the territory.

    Nowadays, Daqi has not experienced turmoil. In this decisive battle, Daqi took the initiative, which is completely different from his previous life.

    It was his husky who figured it out. Xue Yao turned his head and looked at Lu Qian with admiring eyes.

    Lu Qian suddenly turned his head to Xue Yao's ear, looked at the ribs in the bowl with a cold expression, and said in a low voice: "Does even You Gushan know? Yaoyao is really worried about Sixth Brother, I have to take good care of Yaoyao tonight."

    "Huh? No" Xue Yao never expected that Lemon Cub would even drink this vinegar, so he quickly explained: "I didn't come up with this place, I asked a person who is very good at fighting!"

    "Who?" Lu Qian's eyes moved to his face and asked coldly: "Isn't it enough for me to accompany you with the freshest young master from a noble family in Jiangnan? Who else did you meet in the distance who is particularly good at fighting?"

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    It¡¯s you from the previous life, Your Majesty the King of Jealousy!

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