My Husband and I Brought Hundreds of Millions of Supplies to Farm Chapter 398 - 398 Mother God’s Manifestation (19)

Chapter 398: Mother God’s Manifestation (19)

Translator: Dragon Boat Translation Editor: Dragon Boat Translation

“Did it fail?” After the Emperor heard this, he beca thoughtful.

It didn’t only work for the Third Prince in the Dongyang Province; many others had also been given sothing for their prayers.

So why did it fail in the capital? What was the reason?

He picked up the Third Prince’s morial and read it carefully again. Soon, he focused his attention on two sentences.

One was to be pious, which ant that when offering prayers, one had to believe in Mother God wholeheartedly.

The second was that Mother God would only care for the genuine refugees and not just help anyone.

As for the capital, no matter what, it was still under the feet of the Emperor.

There were many large families here, and which of them didn’t have grain in storage? They all had at least three years’ worth of grain, so the capital was generally never short of food. It was just that there was a distinction between those better off than others.

Therefore, it was unrealistic to ask Mother God for food.

“Your Majesty, Your Majesty.” Eunuch Li rushed in at this mont and kneeled while shouting excitedly.

The Emperor looked at his excited face and knew sothing must have happened, and it was a good thing. He asked with anticipation, “Take a breath and speak slowly.”

Eunuch Li nodded. After a mont of silence, he said, “Mother God has manifested; she has answered so prayers.”

“What do you an? Are you sure?”

“There’s news from the beggars that a hundred sacks of noodles appeared out of thin air where they lived last night. However, it’s the kind of flour mixed with grains and vegetables.”

The Third Prince had ntioned this. Although it was a little rough, it could help alleviate hunger, and this was also what Mother God had given the most to the refugees.

“Also, also, a few families got eggs and noodles. 1 heard that the white and snowy noodles are better than the fine noodles in the palace.” Eunuch Li finished as he took a deep breath.

“Oh, what kind of family?” The Emperor asked thoughtfully.

“They’re from the slums. I heard that one of them has a seriously ill family mber, and the others either have pregnant won or babies.

“The ill, pregnant, and baby?”

After the Emperor heard this, he suddenly understood. These three kinds of people all needed nourishnt, especially pregnant won and babies. They would most likely lose their lives if they didn’t eat enough.

He thought of sothing and said to Chief Xiao, “Inform the soldiers to go to the slums and inform them that anyone who dares to snatch the food bestowed by Mother God will be killed without rcy.”

“Yes.” Chief Xiao responded, then left.

He almost tripped over the threshold when he went out. He also didn’t expect Mother God to really show up and give sothing to her followers.

The Emperor’s mouth twitched when he saw this, and his heart wasn’t calm either.

Soon, he thought of what the person had said before—that the First and Fourth Princes had received so information two days ago.

“Tell Xiao Dezi to inform the eldest and the fourth to co to my study as soon as possible to see ,” he instructed Eunuch Li.

“Yes, Your Majesty. I will have Xiao Dezi make the arrangents.” Eunuch Li responded, slowly stood up, and left.

After he left, the Emperor sat on his dragon throne with complicated feelings.

Honestly, he was both respectful of and afraid of Mother God.

He respected her identity and her kindness. If she had not acted in ti, even if the Great Ming could survive, it would at least be in turmoil for a few years, and there might even be a change of dynasty.

He also feared her prestige would surpass his, the Emperor’s, or the entire imperial family’s. That would pose a threat to his rule.

However, the news of Mother God’s manifestation spread in the capital and soon reached every corner of the Ming Dynasty.

It was too late for him to stop it now, so the only thing he could do now was to pay his respects..