The History of the Empress of the Shang Dynasty

Chapter 356 Su Nuo Escapes Danger
"This... the grassroots really don't know, maybe someone is trying to create a false impression of saving people or sow up doubts?"

Su Nuo looked puzzled and helpless, and his drooping face was very cute.

"Then I don't know where Mr. Su Nuo has been during this time, why he didn't rest in the Jade Pavilion, it made it difficult for everyone to find him for a while."

Concubine Rong seemed to be on trial, she didn't notice Emperor Ling Ao's displeased expression at all.

Su Nuo rolled his eyes: Why am I not in the Jade Pavilion, why don't you make it?If it wasn't for your plan to drown me, I might really be in the Jade Pavilion!

"Caomin also thought of Cuiyu Pavilion, but as soon as he came to the lake, Chunyan said that she had a stomachache and asked Caomin to go by himself, but Caomin lost his way while walking. Fortunately, he met Concubine Gui and His Royal Highness the Little Prince."

Fortunately, it was well prepared.

Su Nuo snorted coldly in his heart, saying that he was careless, he didn't check the details of the favorite concubines in the palace, especially this Concubine Rong.

Don't blame Su Nuo, he didn't want to have anything to do with the palace, so he didn't inquire about the people in the palace. He had never heard of the identity of Concubine Rong, which everyone knew, before coming to the palace. He didn't even know how many concubines there were in the palace.

If he knew the identity of Concubine Rong, he would probably understand why Concubine Rong targeted him.

"Reporting to Your Majesty, the concubine couldn't find Xiang'er for a while, and happened to meet Mr. Su Nuo playing beads with Xiang'er at the Lingyun Palace. I think I have been playing for a long time."

Upon seeing this, Concubine Baogui immediately stepped forward to testify.

As soon as the little prince Ling Ruixiang heard about playing with beads, he immediately stepped forward and grabbed Su Nuo's hand.

"Brother Nuo, shall we go play that marble later?"

Looking at the cute little prince, Su Nuo secretly felt a little embarrassed for using him. It is said that children are the worst liars, so she used pearls as marbles to teach him how to play for a few rounds. Unexpectedly, this little guy He actually stuck to himself.

Of course, he didn't play marbles with the little prince for a long time, just because of this little guy's words.

This is not a lie, right?
Anyway, as long as there are the words of the little prince, everyone will think that he was indeed playing with the little prince.

"Xiang'er, Brother Nuo has something to do, don't keep pestering him."

The precious concubine pulled the little prince lovingly, but Ling Ruixiang was unwilling, with a grievance on his face.

"I just want to play with my brother, and those court ladies and eunuchs dare not play with me."

The angry look is even more adorable. When Su Nuo saw this little boy, he was attracted by his invincible young gentleman. This young gentleman reminded him of the children of some friends in modern times, as if he had passed away.

"Your Highness wants to play, so Su Nuo will send His Highness a set of glass marbles."

Su Nuo smiled slightly, and the little guy was so happy that he almost jumped up.

"It seems that Chunyan's death really has nothing to do with Su Nuo. She did something wrong and couldn't help but want Mr. Rasu Nuo to be thrown into the water. This kind of villain doesn't need to be buried, and she is directly dragged to the mass grave."

Ling Ao felt that this scene should come to an end. Chunyan's death was full of doubts, and Concubine Rong wanted to frame Su Nuo again and again because of this incident. It seems that this incident has nothing to do with her.

He didn't want to make a big fuss about this matter, so he had to investigate secretly, but the Pang family must clean up.

Hearing what the emperor said, Concubine Rong had no choice but to hide the anger in her heart, and looked at Su Nuo and Concubine Gui with a sharp look, which was fleeting.

(End of this chapter)