The queen is too powerful: the emperor's gods and horses are all clouds

Chapter 2 Take the Bow and Arrow and Protect the Emperor
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Did someone come and tell her what happened?
Why does she sit vertically in the sky...

Bai Susu screamed.

Gosh.

Is she really so unlucky?

I was struck by lightning, and I still want to play bungee jumping...

She just cursed that there was no seasoning packet when it was instant noodles!
she was wrong...

She was deeply wrong...

God, she shouldn't have cursed indiscriminately...

People really can't fight against the sky.

Bai Susu was engaged in a fierce ideological struggle.

For a moment, I forgot that I was doing some kind of dangerous exercise...

However, when Bai Susu looked down, she screamed again.

"Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh..."

Why are there so many people down here! ! ! ! ! !

Was she so unlucky to die?
"Come on, escort! Hurry up!"

"Come here, take a bow and arrow, and protect the emperor!"

"Come here!!!!!!!!!"

"..."

The bottom suddenly became a mess.

And as the main character in the noise—His Majesty the Emperor sat calmly on a snow-white horse, looking up at the unidentified object that fell straight down.

He squinted his eyes, thinking about what the national teacher told him before going out.

"Your Majesty the Emperor, there will be auspicious signs when you go out today. A big auspicious sign will definitely fall from the sky. This auspicious sign can guarantee the stability of our Yunmu Dynasty for a hundred years."

The emperor squinted his eyes again, staring at the auspiciousness that the national teacher said hit his horse very accurately, and when it hung gorgeously around the horse's neck, he said "uh", "Are you auspicious?"

When Bai Susu fell on the horse's neck, she felt as if she was torn in two, the pain was so painful that she was about to die.

At this moment, she couldn't care less about talking or anything.

She was in so much pain that she couldn't even speak.

She shook her head hard, shaking the hair from her eyes.

She looked at the man in front of her gloomyly, and just when she was about to say something, the horse under her went wild.

(End of this chapter)