Empress Dowager Deng was a Buddhist, to begin with. There was a saying of fate in the Buddhist Dharma.
She agreed with Yu Niaoniao.
"That's right. There's the fate between mother and son. I could enter the palace then and even get pregnant with the emperor's heir. All of this is because of fate."
The topic of children was like a switch that opened the mouths of the women.
Everyone agreed and began to recount their pregnancy and childbirth.
Empress Dowager Deng listened with relish.
Seeing that press Dowager Deng's attention had finally shifted away from her, Yu Niaoniao heaved a sigh of relief.
She silently retreated to her original position. It seemed that her plan to go home early would not succeed. Now, she could only sit obediently and try to reduce her presence.
After Xiao Juan and the other nobles and civil and military officials paid their respects to the emperor, they followed the crown prince to the Zhengde Hall.
