Domineering: The President is not a human being

Chapter 591 Sujin's Thoughts!
Because of Su Xiaoxiao's human body, Su Jin was unwilling to believe that the woman in front of her would be the one Mr. Hu liked.

She didn't dare to ask for the position of concubine fox, but she felt that this position should be Honglian's, not only her, but other women in the mansion thought so.

Your Majesty left them in the mansion, and he didn't favor them, and his attitude towards them was cold and indifferent. Occasionally, when he was in a good mood, he would just invite them to eat wine and enjoy flowers together. The corners were never touched.

They knew that this was the king's intention to stop everyone from talking, and asked them to act with him. He gave them rich clothes and food, glory and wealth. It's not that she's not good at women, and she hasn't established a concubine for a long time, but the position of Concubine Fox still needs to be considered.

Hong Lian is Junshang's childhood sweetheart, Junshang has the most special attitude towards her, although he has never crossed the threshold, but Junshang acquiesced to her close contact.

Except for Hong Lian, no one dared to approach Jun Shang within three steps. Everyone in Fox Jun's mansion knew that Jun Shang hated being touched by others, so they only dared to look at Jun Shang's cold face from a distance, imagining that One day you can be near him.

Until one day, when the woman named Chuying appeared, Junshang actually pampered her for the first time. This caused a great disturbance in the Fox Palace, and everyone's guess about the name of Concubine Fox was transferred from Honglian to her. body.

You must know that before her, no woman has ever been treated like this.

However, the strange thing is that the king doesn't treat her like someone he loves so much, he is suspicious of her everywhere, even after she became pregnant, he doubted her innocence, forced her to have an abortion, and later drove her out of the fox mansion .

After that, she never saw Chu Ying again.

After Junshang went out for a while, it took a long time before he returned to the mansion. She remembered that Junshang came back after the battle against Qiumu.

Jun Shang looked exhausted, his slender figure seemed to have lost a lot of weight, and his already cold face was covered with a layer of lonely sadness.

After he came back, he spent three days and three nights in a hurry to deal with the affairs accumulated in the fox world, and then left the mansion again. This time, Zishu followed secretly.

Thinking about it now, she regrets that she didn't have the courage of Zishu. If she had followed her, she would not have seen Mr. Hu in the next few hundred years.

After leaving this time, he didn't come back for hundreds of years. The orders to deal with the affairs of the fox world were all delivered by the shadow guard of the fox. Like the other women in the fox mansion, she never saw him again.

Hong Lian was still fussy at first, clamoring all day long to see Jun Shang, but then suddenly subsided for some reason, and then seldom showed up in Fox Jun's mansion.

She waited for the Lord for hundreds of years together with the other women in the Lord Fox's mansion, and finally one day she waited for news from him.

A piece of news related to their fate: the choice of Concubine Fox has been decided, and the others can leave on their own.

Those who heard it were shocked for a moment, and no one could believe that the emperor would spend hundreds of years to choose a concubine, and what surprised them even more was that the candidate was not any of them.

Now that she hadn't seen the true face of this so-called concubine fox today, she thought she would be a woman who looked like a fairy, but she didn't expect to be a mere human race, and a human race whose appearance was not so amazing.

"Su Jin." Su Xiaoxiao's tone was slightly cold, her eyes were serious.

Su Jin's body was shocked by the sudden roll call, and a sense of fear rose in her heart for no reason. This woman actually knew herself. ． ． ． ． ．
(End of this chapter)