Kuaishou: The host of calamity has meddled in the villain again

Among the group, Su Ran and Ji Chenyuan probably attracted the most attention. When they got off the carriage, Qin Yang and Qin Xuan's eyes were the most enthusiastic.

Seeing Su Ran and the Prince Regent leaving separately, the brothers and sisters were all alike, and the joy on their faces almost overflowed. Qin Xuan was not as good at hiding it as Qin Yang. She had always been favored in the palace. She looked at Su Ran with reproachful eyes, and then looked at Ji Chenyuan with distressed eyes after a while.

Her expressions varied and changed quickly. Fortunately, the monks in the temple were here, otherwise she would have rushed up to greet the regent.

Ji Yun consciously acted as a toolman with the people of the palace, blocking the sight of the princess Changhuan, so he couldn't complain in his heart, whether the princess was sick, what kind of eyes were those eyes.

Distressed?Do you feel sorry for the prince?

The prince is the regent of the current dynasty, holding the military power in his hand. No one in the court dares to be disrespectful. Even a princess who has no real power dares to feel sorry for the prince. Does she feel sorry for the prince's endless wealth or the invincible martial arts? Feeling sorry for the prince above ten thousand people, no one dares to move?

In short, Ji Yun felt that the princess was sick, or she might be out of her mind.

Ji Chenyuan's face was so dark that it couldn't be darker. If it wasn't for some special circumstances, he would have gone there with a knife and plucked out the girl's eyeballs.

Su Ran's face was full of interest. She actually saw the hostess caring for someone. She wasn't jealous, but just thought it was funny. The hostess is crazy. Shouldn't she feel sorry for herself?

The regent holds great power and may turn against him at any time. Instead of worrying about the loss of the princess's position, he is worried about Ji Chenyuan.

Seeing that someone's face turned dark, Su Ran recruited Cai He and gave a few instructions,

After a while, Cai He came back, Qin Xuan and Qin Yang's expressions became extremely ugly, and they didn't dare to look this way anymore.

Because what Caihe just said in the past was: "Your Majesty asked your servant to remind you that if you can't control your eyes any longer, your Majesty will personally send them to where they should go. You'd better be acquainted, otherwise, you won't just miss a pair of eyes." Eyes, maybe something else."

As soon as Caihe came back, Ji Yun also went over there and threatened with arrogance. Qin Yang's brother and sister were even more embarrassed, but both sides were people who did not dare to offend, Qin Yang could only bear it.

The temple was quiet, and since Ji Chenyuan took over the matter of praying for blessings, he naturally had to put on a face.

The female guest was sent to the wing room, and the prince and Ji Chenyuan discussed matters with the abbot.

The warning just now made Qin Xuan dare not come up to strike up a conversation, so she pretended to be sick and walked away with the maidservants.

The monastery is clean, and the sounds of scriptures and wooden fishes can be heard passing by the main hall.

In this kind of atmosphere, it is difficult to have the meaning of the mundane world. The silence of the temple is really quiet, the birds and insects are singing, there are traces of incense, and the fresh air of the mountains and forests can calm down no matter how noisy people are.

"Little monk, you have lost again."

Under the old bodhi tree, the eloquent male voice broke the silence.

The man in a navy blue Taoist robe had his long hair tied up high, with the appearance of a feathered immortal. His color and attire were incompatible with the entire temple, and the mahogany sword on the table was extremely conspicuous.

He is a young Taoist priest mixed with monks.

Seeing Su Ran stop, the monk who led the way explained: "This is the Taoist priest who came to live here from Maoshan. He often comes here to play with the young monks. The Taoist priest has a cheerful temperament and is willing to fight with the young monks in the temple. Don't worry, he It will not disturb you."

Su Ran looked over, and saw the Taoist priest smiling happily, talking to the young monk, she smiled faintly: "He is a strange person."

The monk who led the way understood: "The Taoist priest has always been kind. If the benefactor wants to make friends, the monk can send someone to invite him."

Su Ran withdrew her gaze, and raised her voice to refuse: "No need, I don't ask for a relationship."

The monk closed his eyes and said 'Amitabha Buddha', and continued to lead the way.

The Taoist priest over there looked over there, only half a second in seriousness, and then said with a casual expression, "Tsk, a nobleman is here."

The sullen little monk who had just lost the chess piece was a little puzzled when he heard this sentence: "Which one of the people who come to my temple every day is not expensive?"

The little monk was still young and could not speak properly. Fortunately, his master was not there, otherwise he would be beaten.

The Taoist said with a deep expression on his face: "One is not as expensive as the other, that's all, you won't understand even if I tell you."

The little monk couldn't understand the complicated ones, so he could only continue to stare at the chessboard.

The Taoist looked at the sky and laughed suddenly: "It's strange, there is more than one nobleman."

He picked up the mahogany sword, turned his back to the little monk and waved: "You play slowly, I am a poor man and I have enlightened."

The dark blue figure disappeared at the end, leaving only the little monk under Bodhi and the cracked chessboard.

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Su Ran's wing room was arranged in a small courtyard, far away from the male guest's room. Qin Xuan purposely stayed away from her, probably because her few words really scared her.

"Your Majesty, the prince sent it, saying it was an apology."

Caihe was holding a plate of things, she didn't know what happened inside the carriage, and she didn't know where the prince offended the empress, but these things were expensive, but the empress didn't seem too angry, she didn't understood.

Caihe didn't know him, but Zuo Cheng's confidant recognized the thing on the tray, which was the official seal of the regent.

What are you doing, my lord?crazy?No, he was a lunatic.

Various conspiracy theories had been formed in these people's minds. It wasn't until Su Ran picked up the official seal and they saw the words and pattern on it that they realized that it was true.

Faint King, no, Faint King.

It was the first time they had seen such a stunned person, and they were not afraid that the empress would use the official seal to misbehave in a second. If the adults knew about it, they might be happy to put the official seal of the regent on the pig.

"Tell the prince, I have received his wish, and I will definitely keep it safe." Su Ran bent her lips and played with the heavy official seal a few times.

It's a heart, not an apology.

Cai He immediately ran out to answer after answering.

Several confidantes of Zuo Cheng then spoke: "Your Majesty, you and the prince, your lord will know sooner or later."

As far as the Prince Regent's ostentatious temperament is concerned, those who send this to that, now don't even bother to hide their eyes. The whole city knows the love of adults, and you can see the clues with just a few glances. It won't be long before the Prince Regent's That point of "wolf ambition" can be clearly seen, and I don't know who to help when the time comes.

"You just need to watch your mouths. I know it well." Su Ran thought of Zuo Cheng, and her head hurt a little.

As long as Ji Chenyuan is not mentioned, she is still Lin Heng's obedient, obedient, gentle and generous daughter. After mentioning it, she is a little white-eyed wolf with her elbows turned outward.

She didn't even know how Ji Chenyuan offended someone to death, it was clear that Zuo Cheng had a gentle temperament and was approachable.

Ji Chenyuan: Zuo Cheng had nothing to do with those words when he scolded me.

Hearing the threat, Zuo Cheng's confidants could only bear with it no matter how much they wanted to report. Offending one person is better than offending two.