Potemkin: Although I am ten years younger than Emperor Ye, I will do my best to give my Majesty the most favor like an adult.
Ye Huang: Bojiangjin, you little goblin, I don't know how many surprises there are.
Potemkin: Hehe, for the sake of Your Majesty, there are no surprises to create surprises.
Yes, even if there are no surprises, there are surprises.
Regarding the relationship between Concubine Bo and Ye Huang, there is not only the joy of bedding, but also spiritual resonance, as well as the huge emotional value provided by the two of them.
The emotional value that Emperor Ye provided to Concubine Bo was endless rights, as well as privileges at his fingertips, as long as Concubine Bo wanted it, Emperor Ye was willing to give it.
The main thing is that one dares to ask, and one can dare to give.
Anyway, Ye Huang has always been generous to male pets, and has always been a heroine among women who buy laughter, even if the man she likes is only a spring breeze, it is also billed by the minute, in short, the male pet's after-the-fact tip can be described as considerable.
Other male pets can get huge wealth, not to mention our favored concubine.
For Concubine Bo, money and power are like taking things in your pocket, and they are very simple. (Of course, Concubine Bo's personal ability cannot be ignored).
After the rich and powerful Concubine Bo experienced the bliss of the world, she did not forget Emperor Ye, who brought her all this.
So on January 18, 1787, our 58-year-old Emperor Ye, in order to celebrate the 33rd anniversary of her becoming Tsar, started a huge southern tour.
"Dream of Red Mansions" has a particularly good explanation for the emperor's travels: the emperor's money is used on the emperor's body.
The same explanation can also be used both at home and abroad, that is, the money that Emperor Ye rewarded Concubine Bo was also used by Concubine Bo on her southern tour.
And there is another word specifically used to describe this kind of performance art of Bo Fei: Bo Jiangkin Village.
The so-called Bojiangjin Village refers to the fact that when Emperor Ye was touring the south at that time, Concubine Bo prepared "actors" along the way in order to show Emperor Ye who was sailing on the Dnieper River the wealth and prosperity of Tsarist Russia at that time.
I say "actors" because these people are really acting, they are shouting "Ula" to Ye Huang under the picturesque set, the women show beauty, the men perform strongly, and there are singing little girls and neat guards, and of course the houses in the background are also renovated.
The whole one is a red flag exhibition, thriving!
You can't say that the scenery is unique here, and you can't find a better place than this.
But as soon as Emperor Ye's imperial ship arrives, the actors on the shore must fully display their abilities and try their best to leave a good impression on Emperor Ye, so that her old man feels that this is my world, and it is really picturesque.
Regardless of whether Potemkin Village is true or not, you can say whether this emotional value is in place, and whether it makes Ye Huang feel that the world is so big that he can not be better. (Of course, Emperor Ye has indeed achieved the status of being proud of the emperors for Tsarist Russia, even if he meets other tsars on the Huangquan Road, they all want to kowtow to Emperor Ye and thank her for her great achievements).
It is precisely because of Concubine Bo's arrangement all the way that Emperor Ye's southern tour can be said to be satisfied and happy, and she was able to show the strength of Tsarist Russia to the emperors of other countries who traveled with her.
These surprises were all brought by Potemkin to Emperor Ye, so there must be a reason why he can be favored!