This palace is from modern day 2

Chapter 167 Talented Child
... Nangong Chen didn't answer Nangong Hui's words. He felt that he didn't need to care about anything with a child.

Otherwise, Yanran would know and would say that he has no brotherhood, although in fact, he and Nan Gonghui do not have much brotherhood.

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I walked out of my courtyard, and the street was not far away. Although I knew that Nan Gongchen would not send people to search me with great fanfare, after all, I will not see you after a country, and such publicity is not what the royal family does.

However, I still wore a hat to go out.

I never understood that those chivalrous men always like to wear hats, they just wear them, and they have to hang a layer of white gauze on the outside. Really, walking is a problem.
Impatiently, I lifted the white gauze with my hand, and finally my vision improved.

The street was very lively, and there were no guards as expected, I looked up at the sky, um, Nan Gongchen should be awake by now.

I don't know if it was my leaving the palace or Concubine Rou's death that he dealt with immediately.

She died like this, in fact, it really took advantage of her.

With Nangong Ye's ruthlessness, if she knew that everything had nothing to do with her, even for the sake of the unborn child, she would be tortured terribly. As for Nangong Chen...
I guess that's the end of it?

"Master, you can't do this, you can't." Suddenly a miserable child's voice pierced my ears, and I looked back to the source of the sound.

A little boy in his teens was looking at a man with a snotty nose and tears in front of him, who was tall and burly, with a bit of a vicious look.

The man looked at the little boy, "This is my territory, and if you want to set up a stall, you have to pay protection fees."

Black lines emerged from my forehead. Sure enough, life needs to be embellished with bloody clips.

I put down the white gauze and watched the excitement quietly.
The little boy said innocently, "I didn't set up a stall, I just put up a sign."

(End of this chapter)