An arrogant concubine fell from the harem

Chapter 181 I admit it, I feel very upset (2)

I gave him a sideways glance: "Why are you laughing? Is what I said funny?"

Dai'an hurriedly stood up respectfully: "Going back to Concubine Shu, it's not that Concubine Shu's words are funny, but—" He was sneaky, grinning again and trying to laugh, and finally couldn't help it, and said with a smile: "The emperor ordered the slaves When bringing these treasures to Concubine Shu, the emperor said: Concubine Shu will definitely say that these things are just dead things. If you are hungry, you can’t eat them. Go in the coffin, or rob someone else's tomb."

Depend on!This Wu Dalang seems to be a roundworm in my stomach, and I will say that if I count.

I squinted my eyes and asked Dai'an: "The emperor still guesses what I will say again?"

Dai'an said: "Go back to Concubine Shu, the emperor said: I sent these treasures to Concubine Shu, Concubine Shu would definitely not say the words 'Thank you, Lord Long'."

I blushed slightly.

I also told Wu Dalang that it was right.Probably Wu Dalang also guessed that I am not very interested in these so-called treasures.Probably because I have had enough food and clothing since I was a child, and I have never been short of money to spend. I don't take money very seriously.

After Dai'an left, Ximen Qing said happily: "It seems that the emperor still loves the empress very much."

I hummed and said, "Giving a few broken beads is to cherish."

Ximen Qing said: "My lady, these are not broken pearls, they are rare night pearls, and they are not easy to find. A single one is worth a fortune. What's more, these four are almost the same size, and they are probably unique in the whole world." After a pause , Ximenqing said again: "It can be seen that the empress is unmatched in the heart of the emperor."

cut!In the eyes of Wu Dalang, I am not a green onion.

Wu Dalang's appearance like this is just a play for others to see - for the Queen Mother to see.

With a straight face, I looked at Ximen Qing, and then "hummed" again: "Ximen Qing, I have some doubts, did you get any favor from the emperor? You always speak good things for him."

Ximen Qing was so frightened that he knelt down with a "plop": "Mother, slave, slave didn't—"

I couldn't help it, and laughed with a "puchi": "Ximen Qing, why are you so timid? You were scared out of your wits. I was just talking casually, just joking, but I didn't take it seriously. Really! "

Ximen Qing broke out in a cold sweat, and said in a low voice, "Can this be a joke?"

I giggled.

(End of this chapter)