The Unkind Human Chapter 107

The current emperor of Da Chu dotes on the queen very much. This is something known to the entire Da Chu and the surrounding small vassal states.

The emperor of Da Chu had a bad temper and was always fond of killing people. He also didn't like to listen to the advice of the censors, but he was tolerant and patient towards his first wife. The people of Da Chu might never have entered the imperial city and had no chance to see the emperor, but even the old women in the fields knew about the love between the emperor and the empress, just because the emperor's favor was earth-shaking. The emperor did not change the reign title in the year he ascended the throne, but changed it in the year when he was crowned as the queen. The title was Yong'an, which meant that Queen Wei would always be safe and happy. The emperor did not show favor when he ascended the throne, but pardoned the world when he was crowned as the queen, just to pray for blessings and accumulate good deeds for Queen Wei.

Of course, these are just superficial things. The people in the palace know best how much love the two have for each other. From the time she was crowned as the queen to now, Empress Wei has never been able to sleep in her own Bitao Garden for even one night. The Qianqing Palace has always been occupied by two masters. Charles Chu ignored the advice of the ministers. If they said too much, he would lose his temper and rebuke the censors in court: "I want my wife to be by my side all the time. What does it have to do with you?!"

Gradually, the censors got used to it and had to comfort themselves that it was fortunate that the empress was favored, which was the orthodox rule after all. It was better than the previous emperor's favoritism of various Linda Lis.

As a man, Liam Wei could not command the harem like a woman when she became the empress, and Charles Chu would not agree to it. Charles Chu himself had no Linda Lis, and the Linda Lis and granddaughters of the previous emperor were still being kept in the harem. Some of them were less than 20 years old, which was a good age. Charles Chu was very cautious, and took advantage of the general amnesty to send many of them away, and gave them many treasures to send them back to their parents' homes for honor and retirement. Therefore, he gained a reputation for being benevolent.