The imperial concubine has been flipped again

Chapter 116
Ling Juncheng looked down at Su Xi, curled his lips into a chuckle, and his deep eyes were filled with unfathomable mystery.

"Xixi, they all said that you wanted to kill Concubine Ming, are you convinced?"

Su Xi: "..."

Only fools will be convinced, the dog man did it on purpose.

"Cough cough!"

She coughed twice and cleared her throat.

Time to play...

"Mingfei, let me ask you, why did I kill you?"

Concubine Ming obviously became dull for a while before she spoke: "The imperial concubine is jealous of this silk skirt worn by this concubine, because it was given to this concubine by the emperor, and when she saw this concubine just now, she mocked and ridiculed this concubine."

Su Xi lowered her eyes and smiled: "I almost cried because of your stupidity."

I still remember this episode
She glanced at the man beside her, and said to Concubine Ming: "I threw away the silk skirt you were wearing. If you don't believe me, just ask the emperor."

Hearing this, Concubine Ming was shocked.

The rest of the concubines were also shocked.

All eyes were cast on the man who ruled the world.

"emperor."

Concubine Ming held her mouth in grievance, and it was about to rain again.

The man stretched out his bony fingers to support his forehead, his eyes were filled with tears and laughter.

The silk skirt was originally given to Su Xi by the Empress Dowager, but Su Xi became allergic after wearing it for half a day, and the Empress Dowager felt it was a pity to throw it away, so she asked him to give it to any concubine in the palace.

He casually rewarded Concubine Ming.

Out of the corner of his eye, he stared at the delicate figure beside him.

The little lunatic has started to work hard.

After pondering for a moment, he raised his eyes: "What Xixi said is true."

Following Ling Juncheng's words, Concubine Ming's eyes turned white and she passed out.

"Concubine Ming has fainted"

Concubine Jing panicked and crouched in front of her among those who were strangling her tightly.

The concubines pursed their lips, frowning like twists and turns.

The piece of clothing they envied for so long was actually discarded by Concubine Su Gui.
Soon, Concubine Ming woke up again.

"Your majesty, how can you treat your concubine like this."

The man's sword eyebrows frowned: "Only you are worthy of its temperament."

Concubine Ming: "."

Listen to the emperor's words, why don't they sound like nice words?
She couldn't help but think of Su Xi comparing this dress to the weeds on the roadside
Concubine Ming stared at Su Xi bitterly.

And the man on the side stepped forward with long legs, blocking Su Xi behind him.

From the perspective of the concubines, Su Xi was completely submerged in his broad back, and there was no one on top of his head.

Su Xi, who was protected behind the man, blinked in confusion.

Staring at the broad back that was close at hand, she found that she could see through the thin layer and see the faint bronze color under the underwear.

He couldn't help opening his moist eyes wide, looking intently.

The man's expression towards the concubines was very indifferent, and the brows were so cold that there was no warmth at all.

When everyone hadn't recovered from their senses, the words that came out of the cold voice made them tremble.

"All of you think I'm one, two, five, don't you? You all want to fool me. If I'm so easy to fool, how about letting you sit on the throne?"

The tone of this sentence fell very deep, and the deep eyes also deepened several points when the voice fell.

As if staring into the abyss, he scanned every face, and finally focused on Concubine Ming.

Hearing this, everyone couldn't help kneeling down.

"The emperor appeases his anger, the courtiers and concubines dare not!"

But what did the emperor say about one, two, five?
Concubine Ming lowered her head to avoid that piercing gaze, and never dared to raise her head again.

"emperor."

"This is the end of this matter!"

Concubine Ming didn't finish her sentence, the man stopped her with a dull voice.

(End of this chapter)