If An Lingrong was reborn before the draft

"Lingrong, you're here too." When Zhen Huan heard the voice, she turned around and saw Lingrong, and greeted her with a smile.

"What are you looking at? I saw you and Huanbi looking at something on the net from a distance." Lingrong walked up and looked at the pigeon on the ground and asked, "Is this a pigeon? Who shot it?"

"This is Jingxi's wild pigeon. It is famous for its agility and lightness. It can pierce four eyes with one sword. Its archery is really accurate." As Zhen Huan was talking to Ling Rong, they saw Xiao Xiazi running over from afar.

"Greetings to Lady Wan and Lady Jing." Xiao Xia Zi bowed and greeted.

"Hey, is the emperor practicing riding and archery in the garden?" Zhen Huan asked excitedly. She was very surprised that the emperor had such good riding and archery skills.

"Prince Guo has arrived, and the emperor and the prince have taken advantage of the opportunity to hunt some wild animals." Xiao Xia Zi replied.

"It is indeed Prince Guo who has come today. I heard from Liuzhu that when my lady and the emperor first met in the imperial garden that day, the emperor claimed to be Prince Guo. Today I have met the real one." When Huanbi heard that Prince Guo had come, she remembered this incident and teased Zhen Huan with a smile. Zhen Huan also smiled shyly beside her.

"Oh, sister and the emperor had such a romantic encounter." Lingrong also teased her.

Xiao Xiazi next to him looked embarrassed. Oh, Lady Jing, you are so shameless. I wonder who was the one who avoided the emperor like a snake when he met you by chance.

"Your Majesty's archery skills are really accurate." Zhen Huan glanced at Ling Rong and shyly praised the emperor.

"Prince Guo is an excellent archer, and the emperor also praises him highly." After hearing what Zhen Huan said, Xiao Xia Zi knew that she had misunderstood, so she explained.

"I've always heard that Prince Guo is good at music, chess, poetry and painting, but I didn't expect his archery skills to be so good." Huanbi also praised him. Lingrong didn't say anything. It didn't matter to her who shot the wild pigeon, so she didn't rush to praise the archery skills. Instead, she was more impressed by Huanbi's performance.

In her previous life, she knew that Huanbi was not someone who was willing to be inferior to others. She didn't expect that Zhen Huan of the Zhen family had never taught her carefully, but just let her eat and dress differently from other servants.

Xiao Xiazi looked at the two young ladies and continued, "Young lady, you just came and you don't know, our prince knows a lot."

"Xiao Xia Zi, please go and take the wild pigeon with you, and tell the emperor for me that I will go to the Qinzheng Palace to pay my respects later." Zhen Huan said.

Xiao Xia Zi turned her head to look at Ling Rong again. Only Zhen Huan and Ling Rong were given the title of noble ladies, and they were both given the title at the same time, so in Zhen Huan's view, she was the head of the noble ladies. But Xiao Xia Zi turned back to see what Ling Rong meant, and she was a little dissatisfied.

"Xiao Xia, please inform the emperor that I want to go and see them riding and shooting." Ling Rong didn't want to go with Zhen Huan, so she wanted to go there early.

"I'll take my leave," Ling Rong said, and Xiao Xia Zi stepped forward, picked up the wild pigeon and ran back the way they came.

Lingrong said goodbye to Zhen Huan, "Sister Wan, you go see Jing'er first, I'll go pay my respects to the emperor." Zhen Huan responded and walked towards Xiao Xiazi's path. Lingrong clearly felt that Zhen Huan's attitude had changed a little, but she didn't figure out why for a moment.

When Xiao Xiazi returned to the emperor, he heard the emperor praising Prince Guo, "I remember that your archery skills were taught by your father-in-law."

"Your Majesty's brother's riding and archery master is Baturu, the best in Manchuria. I am stupid and dull, and although I was taught by your Majesty personally, I did not learn his true teachings." Prince Guo was terrified. He was confused by the emperor's words. Didn't the late emperor teach him to blame himself?