Ugly Beauty: The Second Miss Waste

Chapter 428 Surprise
Jun Qingli looked at Qingcheng's expectant eyes, thought for a while, and then said: "No one from the Mu family will come, but if someone takes your mother away silently, it should be from Yunze Continent. But I In Yunze for more than [-] years, I have not heard any news that Mu Wanxiang is still alive, if she is still alive and returns to Yunze, no one will know about it."

Although Jun Qingli couldn't bear to break Qingcheng's fantasy, but talking about it now, it's better than looking for it with hope, only to be disappointed in the end.

Don't be afraid of disappointment, but be afraid that hope will turn into despair.

Qingcheng knew what he meant, and felt a trace of melancholy in her heart.

She closed the lids of the two coffins and thought for a while.

"Let's go out." Qingcheng walked to Jun Qingli's side, holding his hand.

The two left the imperial mausoleum, Qingcheng took a breath of fresh air.

Inside, she was going to be suffocated.

Ganlu Temple.

Qingcheng was lying on the bed, her mind was in chaos.

Is Mu Wanxiang dead?Why do dead bodies disappear?

The most important thing is, she doesn't want to be the emperor anymore, where is the marriage proposal?
Why didn't you propose?How could she marry without a proposal?
She was not happy being the emperor at all, so she could propose marriage and have a baby and go back to Yunze as soon as possible.

Qingcheng looked at Jun Qingli who was drinking tea, and felt suffocated. It's fine if there is no marriage proposal in ancient times, but there will always be marriage proposals, right?
She didn't even propose a marriage, how would she marry?
Jun Qingli felt Qingcheng's wolf-like gaze, and put down his teacup to look at her.

"Are you still angry?" Jun Qingli thought about it, only thinking of that reason.

Seeing his innocent expression, Qingcheng wished she could suffocate him with a pillow.

What's the use of being angry again?

"Don't be angry, forget it, I don't count on you anymore, I will figure out a way by myself." After mumbling to herself, Qingcheng began to fall asleep on her own.

She felt sleepy when she went to court in the morning, and she was even more tired after going to the imperial mausoleum, and now she was even more tired talking with Jun Qingli.

Jun Qingli is at a loss for words, what is he doing?
Why can't you count on it?
However, when will this get married?

Things haven't been done yet, and I don't know how many days there will be.

The two asked the sky with the same question, but they both forgot to share it.

As a result, a huge misunderstanding was caused. Perhaps it is more accurate to say that it was a surprise.

In Huaxia, Junqing is on the eighth day of the first lunar month.

The new emperor announced that he was going to get married, and the object of the marriage was the legendary person from Xiandao a few months ago.

Since Qingcheng is the empress, Jun Qingli is naturally the empress.

Qingcheng had the guts to make this imperial decree. She didn't want to die, she still wanted to live well.

No, she still wants to get married and have a good wedding night.

However, if Jun Qingli doesn't propose, she can only solve it in her own way.

In short, the process is not important, the outcome is the most important.

The date of marriage was set on the [-]th, and Qingcheng gave the Ministry of Rites a few days to prepare.

In view of the fact that she had mentioned to Jun Qingli that he wanted him to be a male concubine but was suppressed instead, Qingcheng was very clever and sent Jun Qingli away.

She asked Jun Qingli to go back to Yunze, not to come back for a few days, but to come back on the fifteenth day, there will be surprises waiting for him.

From Qingcheng's point of view, it was indeed a surprise, but she had no confidence, very little confidence.

However, things have already been done like this, so let's just do it to the end.

The new emperor got married, and the whole country celebrated with joy.

Tang Ling sent envoys to send generous gifts, which meant to show goodwill.

(End of this chapter)