The concubine loves evil: the lazy emperor, you are miserable

141 Chapter 3
That's right, she was fooled by Gu Le'er, the smiling tiger just now.

She came here to teach her a lesson today, how could she let her go so easily.

He snorted coldly, and shouted sharply: "Concubine Xian, did you hear that? Why don't you hurry up and ask Ben Gong for your sins. Why, you don't listen to Ben Gong's orders?"

Relying on her status as a noble concubine and the status of her father and brother in the court, Concubine Yue is used to bullying others.

That's why he didn't take Gu Le'er seriously.

After all, she was just an ordinary concubine.

Moreover, the emperor didn't treat her very well, and didn't treat her any special.

Although she lives in Zixiao Palace, and lives in Qinse Hall.

Thinking of Gu Le'er living in Qinse Palace all day, Concubine Yue Gui felt sour and jealous.

You know, the Qinse Hall is the place where the emperors of all dynasties summoned their concubines.

Without special permission, the concubine could not enter the emperor's bedroom even if she was summoned.

She can only sleep in Qinse Hall.

The reason why it is called Qinse Palace is to take the meaning of Qinse harmony.

And this ancient music actually occupied the Qinse Palace.

She will never let her go.

Concubine Yue's fierce eyes scanned Gu Le'er up and down.

Looking at the shabby clothes on her body, he smiled contemptuously.

What fairy concubine, does this look like a fairy concubine?Most likely, the emperor just treats her as a plaything.

Of course, Gu Le'er would not kneel down and plead guilty to her.

Shrugging his shoulders, he said nonchalantly, "What rule is there in this harem that no one is allowed to barbecue in Li Xuelin?"

Concubine Yue Gui was generalized by her, so she couldn't answer for a while.

Yes, there is no such rule in the harem.

Concubine Yue Gui's mind is not very bright, she used to act unscrupulously in the harem, but it was because no one dared to sing against her.

Dongxue was much smarter, and immediately drank it back.

"Our mother's words are the rules. Don't tell me, you want to commit the following offense?"

Gu Le'er glanced at her lazily.

Rebuked: "The master is talking, why do you, a servant, interrupt?"

The word "servant" is particularly heavy.

Gu Le'er has always adhered to the principle that all human beings are born equal, and she doesn't like to be divided into ranks, and pay attention to masters and slaves.

(End of this chapter)