An arrogant concubine fell from the harem

Chapter 216 So the Third Prince Climbed the Wall? (1)

The so-called foot confinement is house arrest, which is a little more free than being in prison.Originally, I was bored enough staying in the palace, but now I am confined to Gui Palace, such a small place, I am even more bored to death.

Damn, the saddest thing about being a human being is being a bird in a cage.

I stood in the backyard, looked up at the sky boredly, and sighed.

Finally I couldn't help it anymore, I put my hands on my mouth like a trumpet, and yelled at the blue sky and white clouds: "I'm so bored! I'm so bored!" After shouting, I looked at the sky boredly again, and again He sighed again, and then murmured: "Life is dear, love is dearer price is higher, if it for free, two all can throw."

Ximen Qing stood by the side, dumbstruck: "Your Majesty, what are you talking about? The slave doesn't understand at all."

I said, "I read poetry."

Ximen Qing asked, "Poetry? What kind of poem is your mother reading?"

I translated the English poem: "Life is precious, but love is more expensive. If it is freedom, both can be thrown away."

Ximen Qing was startled, lowered his head, and thought carefully: "If it's freedom, you can throw away both! If it's freedom, you can throw both of them!" Ximen Qing pondered for a long time, then raised his head: "Your Majesty, this poetry--"

Before Ximen Qing finished speaking, there was a burst of laughter suddenly, the laughter was extremely unscrupulous: "It's really strange, people who can't read can also read poetry."

It turned out to be Wu Sanlang, who climbed up the banyan tree outside the wall, and then lay on the top of the wall with half of his body propped there, with a pair of eyes blatantly peeping at me standing in the yard.

I ran over and looked up at him: "Hey, why are you running here?"

Wu Sanlang had a playful smile on his face: "My lord just passed by and heard someone reading a book. I was curious, so I climbed up the wall to have a look. Unexpectedly, the one who read the poems turned out to be the emperor's sister-in-law. Disrespect and disrespect."

I squinted at him, feeling strange: "So the third prince climbed the wall?"

Wu Sanlang raised his eyebrows: "Are you blind? Didn't you see my lord climbing the wall?"

I tried my best to suppress my urge to laugh: "Well, I saw it, but I didn't expect the third prince to be so bad that he actually climbed the wall. Hee hee, climb the wall! Third prince, do you know what it means to climb the wall? "

Wu Sanlang didn't understand: "What's the point? Climbing a wall is just climbing a wall."

(End of this chapter)