The prince's backyard is on fire: the story of dragging the princess and fighting the husband

Chapter 440 Could it be that he wants to usurp the throne? 6
That flower can bloom so delicately in the ground.

Yu Wuyan said: "Look at the flowers on the two sides, they are called lake bottom smoke.

"It is a growth that can adapt to any environment.

"And the air circulation inside is all maintained by them."

After hearing this, Wu Mei ran over quickly.

Want to touch it,.

But Biyu Wuyan grabbed her.

He said, "Don't touch them.

"They're very delicate.

"If you touch it, you die.

"Also, they are highly poisonous.

"If you accidentally scratch your skin.

"Soon to be poisoned and dead."

Hearing what Yu Wuyan said.

Wu Mei quickly patted her chest.

Said: "Fortunately, fortunately."

In front is a large hall.

There are all kinds of weird tables and chairs inside.

But one thing is for sure.

That is, everything is very precious.

Further forward is the bedroom.

The decoration in the bedroom is relatively simple though.

But everything is exquisitely crafted and full of luxury.

Everything hung on the wall was inlaid with gold thread.

There is no paper here because the humidity is too heavy.

Paper things are generally perishable.

So generally there is more gold.

The second is the resplendently painted solid wood furniture.

This guy seems to really like gold things.

The whole bedroom is resplendent and magnificent.

But Wu Mei looked at it.

I was a little surprised in my heart.

It seems to be in ancient times.

Even this unknown dynasty.

Only the royal family can use golden yellow.

No matter how powerful he is, he shouldn't be a member of the royal family, right?

It doesn't look like Li Muming.

Not like Li Long either.

Not like Li Jinxuan. . . . . .

Moreover, he said his name was Yu Wuyan.

In other words, he took a very strange surname Yu. . . . .

That's not even a member of the royal family.

So he is definitely not qualified to use golden yellow.

Unless he wants to be the emperor.

Want to seek to usurp the throne. . . .

(End of this chapter)