Maid Crossing 3: Mad Concubine Overwhelms the World

Chapter 156 Using blood as medicine [1]

Hearing what Nangong Liuyun said, Yebei smiled bitterly: "You asked me to come out just to tell me the news?"

"of course not"

Listening to Ye Bei's question, Nangong Liuyun burst out laughing.

Immediately afterwards, he raised his eyebrows and said decisively: "But this should be your wish, you want him to die!"

When saying this, Nangong Liuyun used an affirmative tone.

"If possible, I would rather exchange my life for him to come back!"

Yebei threw out a word in a low voice.

Close your lips tightly!
Ever since she hugged Nangong Chuge yesterday, she has already made up her mind.

If he died, she would definitely not live alone.

Not for anything else, just because there is no one in this world who would love her as hard as Nangong Chuge.

There will no longer be a person who will repeatedly disregard his own life and pull her back from the gate of hell.

Just for such a protection, she would rather be poisoned to death now.

The one who died immediately was also her.

But now, Nangong Liuyun said that she wanted Nangong Chuge to die?

Nangong Liuyun saw Ye Bei's expression in his eyes, and the corners of his tightly pursed lips immediately curled up.

The smile was full of sarcasm.

"If you don't want him to die, why don't you save him?"

After finishing speaking, seeing Yebei's eyes widen instantly, the corners of Nangong Liuyun's mouth became even more mocking.

Leaning down, leaning into Yebei's ear and laughing, "Don't tell me, you are not the only golden branch and jade leaf in the previous dynasty!"

This remark made Yebei startled again.

Immediately afterwards, there were surprises and surprises, and he said in a loud voice: "What do you mean?"

"I once learned from a former court maid that the blood on their princess's body is a good medicine for bringing the dead back to life, and you"

Raising his eyebrows, Nangong Liuyun looked Ye Bei up and down several times.

Looking into her eyes, there was an indescribable mockery, but her tone was light: "Or, it's just a maid's nonsense!"

(End of this chapter)