The imperial concubine was spoiled by the prince again

Chapter 1061 Will You Kill Us
But it doesn't matter, when encountering difficulties, the helpful Great Xia Emperor Xiao Yunzhi is willing to help them solve them enthusiastically.

There is no royal family, right? Here, I will give you one.

Those who went back with Zheng Chong were not only those arranged by Xiao Yunzhi, but also Zheng Lian's old department, they were all dead soldiers who were absolutely loyal to him, and they would not let Zheng Chong have any trouble after they died.

The task assignment for returning to southern Xinjiang this time is clear, Zheng Lian's people are responsible for protecting Zheng Chong and contacting those who stayed in southern Xinjiang to rebel, and Xiao Yunzhi's people are responsible for sending news back to Daxia.

So don't think about getting rid of these eyeliners, without them, Zheng Chong, who is far away in southern Xinjiang, would never receive Zheng Lian's letter again.

Those dead men who were eager to throw their heads and blood for their masters could not get Zheng Lian's instructions.

Zheng Lian gritted his teeth for Xiao Yunzhi's treachery and oppression, but he had no choice but to accept his fate.

Just like these envoys whose dreams were shattered, they returned slowly, and they were idle as well. They were asking the princess in puzzlement, "Why did you give up?"

The princess rolled her eyes: "You don't know what I've been through."

"Now it's just a sea of ​​bitterness and no limit, turn back and see the shore."

The envoys: "Haven't you tried to take the initiative to attack? Just like you, how can he not be emotional while lying next to Emperor Daxia?"

The princess was terrified when she recalled the night when she took the initiative, and she didn't know if she was emotional or not, but they might use the knife.

Her words were sincere: "You guys rein in the precipice."

Envoys: ...I always feel that the princess is weird, and her words are a bit incomprehensible, don't you be stupid by chanting scriptures?
They made persistent efforts to put the horse back, "But you have the advantage of carrying a strange fragrance, so the emperor won't be fascinated?"

Probably because they felt that this group of people was lacking in depth and difficult to communicate with. This time, the princess said something straightforward: "Do you believe that if you want to really emphasize this specialty, the Emperor Daxia will let me go to the hut?"

After she finished speaking, she thought about it herself: Very good, although no idiom was used, but she rhymed it!

The envoys wanted to refute, but they found themselves unreasonable and seemed convinced of the princess's guess.

The emperor of Daxia is really a god-man, he has achieved the most honorable position in the world, and he can still face only one woman for several years.

They finally asked the princess a question: "Aren't you unwilling?"

The princess sneered: "I'm even more glad that I'm still alive with all my beard and tail."

Great, another idiom!
When the envoys all shut up, she closed her eyes and began to sigh.

Not reconciled?

Not to mention.

She was just a little envious.

I envy the empress, I envy her that she has obtained the elusive life.

The princess remembered the way the emperor looked at her. She felt that there was no difference between herself and an object or a piece of text.

But when his eyes turned to the empress, the strong emotion burned her eyes.

As the team of envoys back to southern Xinjiang moved away, the number of envoys increased, and the envoys also went from being terrified at the beginning to basically calm down later.

There are the sons of the eight kings in the car, and these people are the former tribe of the eight kings.

Why they came and what they came for, they understood without further explanation.

Southern Xinjiang is afraid that the sky will change.

When stopping to rest on the road, Wang Nu once asked Zheng Chong: "When you become emperor, will you kill us?"

Zheng Chong thought for a while, and replied as expressionlessly as possible: "God has the virtue of loving life. If you have no grievances or enmities with me, why should I kill you?"

The princess thought: Ah, this is also a cultured person.

(End of this chapter)