The male god of quick time travel, don't trick me anymore

Chapter 133 The General’s Little Wife (28)

She is a member of the royal family, even if she is already a married woman, she is still a member of the royal family.

Her mother, Her Royal Highness the eldest princess of this dynasty, is not the kind of person who has no ambitions. On the contrary, she values ​​power very much. How can her daughter be so real? She looks like a person who has no worries and no worries. Woolen cloth?
She asked herself, she couldn't do it.

She is a woman, but she also thinks she has the means and a bit of ink in her chest, so she has ambitions, and God sent her here, didn't it also acquiesce in her ambitions, and also allowed her to make a career?

So, she is not only ambitious, but also big.

She even felt that her own methods and brains were worthy of the unique conditions bestowed upon her.

Although she didn't want to admit it, when she looked in the mirror countless times, she saw the desire in her eyes - the desire for power.

My eyes are very ugly.

She was a little afraid to look at her for a moment.

He just turned his head, and his voice became a bit lower, not as vigorous as before: "Ru Yi dare not."

"It's just that I wonder if Ru Yi will be lucky enough to invite the princess to enjoy the green scenery of the garden?"

"Who are you, and you deserve to invite the princess to enjoy the garden?"

A sharp and mean voice came from behind.

Zhuang Yi took a look.

Aren't they the ones who were talking about Feng Ruyi just now?
They came hand in hand and bowed to Zhuang Yi first.

Then the leader said with contempt and disdain: "Why, you are really courageous. Everyone knows that the princess doesn't like to make noise, so we avoided her and didn't dare to disturb her. We only talked below, but you still Dare to have the courage to come up and disturb the princess's rest?"

Some people echoed: "I'm afraid I'm just trying to curry favor!"

"Sure enough, I don't know the etiquette!"

Naturally, Feng Ruyi would not take these people's sarcastic remarks to heart, but just looked at Zhuang Yi, without arrogance or impetuosity: "This attic is also public property, and it is not the private property of the princess. Although the princess doesn't like people making noise, the princess The Lord has always understood righteousness, and she is also a woman with a beautiful heart, so she must not be so domineering, and really won't allow anyone else to enter, right?"

In fact, she felt a little uncomfortable at the moment because she knew that she was different from herself. She was alone and unrestrained and did not put the world in her eyes. And she was because she was excluded?

So, she held her breath and set up this simple verbal trap.

Unexpectedly, after she finished speaking, everyone's eyes became strange, and some even laughed unceremoniously, and there were not a few people whispering.

Only then did she realize that there were already so many people surrounded here.

But why?

Her palms began to sweat.I felt a little impatient.

"You're laughing so hard. Why do you think it's public property? Let me tell you, country bumpkin, this attic really belongs to the princess. It was built specifically for the princess by decree of the Holy Emperor!"

Someone explained it to her.

"I think eight years ago, when the plague broke out in the Huaibei generation, when the news came, it was His Royal Highness the Eldest Princess who ordered people to hold an autumn banquet in this garden, and the princess princess was called into the palace to talk with the queen mother."

Zhuang Yi has always been good at medicine, and has never hidden her obsession with talent for this technique. The eldest princess has always been open-minded, and she has already worshiped Cheng Ming, the head of the imperial hospital, as her teacher.

At that time, even His Majesty said that all the people in that area would be quarantined.

It’s not about abandoning the people there, it’s just that the plague had lasted for half a year before they knew the news, and the news couldn’t be hidden. Some family members who got sick sneaked into Beijing to sue the local county magistrate and governor to block the news. People saw that they couldn't hide it anymore, so they reported it.

(End of this chapter)