Quick time travel: The coquettish boss has turned black again!

Chapter 114 The Cold-Faced Regent VS Prince Mingsao: Captured as a Hostage (2)

Chu Yunqi narrowed his eyes and looked towards the door.

A pair of black boots came into view first, then a black brocade robe, and a black cloak.

Then, there was a stern face carved with knives and axes, with sharp edges and corners, not angry and majestic.

Especially those eyes, which have no warmth all year round.Everywhere he looked was as cold as the twelfth lunar month in winter.

The regent of the current dynasty, the only king of the opposite sex in the entire Chu Kingdom, Xuanyuan Yu!

The Xuanyuan clan is the founding hero.Later, when the late emperor succeeded to the throne, the head of the Xuanyuan family sacrificed himself to block the late emperor's assassination with a poisonous sword, and died, leaving behind orphans and widows.

Afterwards, the first emperor appointed his son as regent to manage the government together.

Later, due to his diligence in government affairs and dedication, the regent died of overwork.

When the late emperor passed away, he drafted an imperial edict to appoint his son, the next head of the Xuanyuan family, as regent and to jointly manage the affairs of the court with the prince.

At that time, the prince who was about to succeed was already 25 years old.

While the former regent was old enough to have a son, the new regent was only five years old at that time.

The entire court did not put a five-year-old child in their eyes, knowing that the reason why the previous emperor named him the regent was only to protect the honor and favor of Patriarch Xuanyuan.

After the new emperor came to the throne, he was fine at first, but later he indulged in wine and sex all day long, and abandoned the government.

No one would have thought that the five-year-old child had grown up unknowingly and had grasped a great deal of power.

In order to help Renjun ascend to power, he directly launched a rebellion.

Therefore, it stands to reason that Prince Chu Yunqi and Regent Xuanyuan Yuying are enemies.

If it weren't for this rebellion, the future throne should belong to Chu Yunqi.But overnight, he had become a bereaved dog from His Royal Highness the Prince.

Chu Yunqi stood there, watching quietly as the regent, dressed in black and wearing a black cloak, strode into the house.

He sat down on the chair next to her, leaning lazily, with anger floating in his cold eyes.

Like a dark iron epee, once it is unsheathed, the mountains and rivers will be turbulent.

Logically speaking, when the enemy met, Chu Yunqi should rush straight up and kill Xuanyuan Yu to avenge him.

But at this moment, she didn't react at all, she just stood there silently, without saying a word.

Seeing this, Xuanyuan Yu was a little curious, cast his eyes on his face, and sneered, "Dignified prince, are you so bloodless?"

The sarcasm in his tone was so obvious that even the servants waiting beside him lowered their heads and held back their laughter.

Only this rightful owner, on the other hand, looked calm and said calmly: "Isn't it bad to live? Why do you have to seek death?"

Everyone else was afraid of the regent, and everyone within three meters of him did not dare to make a sound.

The evil spirit on Xuanyuan Yu's body was really strong, as soon as people approached, they would smell the breath of death.

At this moment, Chu Yunqi also clearly felt it.But at the same time, she also noticed that the Prince Regent had no intention of killing her.

Unsurprisingly, he relaxed a lot.

He even dared to refute it.

As soon as Chu Yunqi's words came out, everyone present took a breath.If you dare to contradict the regent like this, I'm afraid your death is not far away.

However, Chu Yunqi himself didn't take it seriously, the second after Xuanyuan Yu cast his gaze over again, he raised his eyes very calmly and caught his gaze.

There was calmness in his eyes, without the slightest hint of fear.

"Your father has fled and you are nothing more than a hostage."

The regent's words were straight to the point, and they were not euphemistic at all.

(End of this chapter)