Has the imprisoned husband served his sentence?

Feng Yueran saw that the heat was almost over, so she said: "It's not good for siblings to fight for a boy. It's not good for the news to spread. It's okay for the second niece. At most, it will be regarded as a romantic affair, but Chang Huan is a boy.

If this matter spreads, Chang Huan's reputation will be completely ruined. By then, which woman in Feng Kingdom would dare to marry a Duan Xiu? "

The queen fell back on her seat, her head hurting from anger, "I will quickly choose a wife for Chang Huan, and try to marry him off as soon as possible. Maybe after we get married, those... unethical thoughts will gradually stop.

As for the second child, if she really touches An Ye and ruins her innocence, I will make her responsible for An Ye. If... If An Ye agrees, I will personally issue an order for the second child to welcome her with the courtesy of a husband. If you pass by in the dark night, you will never wrong him. "

After all, he is the master of the dark palace, so naturally he cannot be a lowly servant.

If... An Ye looks down on Lao Er, then she can only think of other ways to compensate.

Feng Yueran said slowly: "I'm afraid the imperial sister doesn't know that An Ye doesn't like women, so there is absolutely no possibility for him and his second niece. Moreover, An Ye is not just An Ye,

He is Mu Chenyin, the ninth prince of Qi State, the most beloved prince of the Emperor of Qi State. Even if the two countries are married, it is impossible for Emperor Qi to marry Mu Chenyin to our Feng State. "

After all, both countries cherish their own dignity. Qi would not be willing to marry a prince and make people laugh, and Feng would be even more unlikely to marry a princess and make others laugh.

So in the end, the Qi Kingdom could marry at most one princess, and the best match between their Feng Kingdom and the Qi Princess was only the fourth prince, Feng Changhuan.

Hearing this, a flash of shock flashed in the Queen's eyes. After thinking for a moment, she was a little worried and said: "The ninth prince of Qi State approached Chang Huan in the name of Dark Night, and even took Chang Huan as his disciple. Could there be..."

No wonder she would think too much about it. Mu Chenyin was clearly the ninth prince of Qi, but he concealed his identity and happened to take Chang Huan as his disciple. Is this really just a coincidence? Or does it have some other purpose?

No wonder Chang Huan said that he pushed Mu Chenyin to the ground and scratched her like that, and even slapped her, but she didn't fight back. It turned out to be this reason.

Mu Chenyin was An Ye and Chang Huan's master, so he gave in to Chang Huan.

Feng Yueran said: "Chang Huan already knows An Ye's identity."

As for when Feng Changhuan knew about it, he didn't know.

In short, Feng Changhuan obviously didn't know that Mu Chenyin was his master An Ye that time at Yihonglou.

Hearing this, the Queen couldn't help but frown. After listening to Chang Huan's words, she had already exchanged letters with Emperor Qi, and both parties had the intention of marrying each other.

She originally wanted to marry her second child to a prince from the Qi Kingdom, but the Qi Kingdom was obviously not willing to marry a prince. They were only willing to marry the princess of their Qi Kingdom, or let their Feng Kingdom marry their princess.

Because the two parties disagreed, they could only shelve the marriage for the time being and wait to talk about it later.

Previously, Chang Huan was unwilling to marry the princess of Qi and disliked her tomboyish tone, so she followed him and didn't want to force him into anything.

Now, she could no longer allow him to behave as he pleased and had to change his sexual orientation.

Otherwise, once this matter spreads out, not only will it damage the face of the Feng Kingdom's royal family, but the scolding from the people and the verbal and written criticism from civil and military officials will give her a huge headache.

By then, Chang Huan's child may be forced to become a monk.