Gongdou: My husband is the emperor

Chapter 30 The Emperor's Bodyguard

When the former owner of Ouyang Ran's body was favored, he would often make good soup, relying on the emperor's favor, to come to the vestibule to flatter him.

Ever since she lived in the cold palace as a noble concubine, the emperor immediately ordered the concubines in the harem not to step into the vestibule, otherwise, they would all be thrown into the cold palace without mercy.

The place where the emperor summoned Ouyang Ran was the Xuande Hall where the emperor usually handled government affairs.

In front of the Xuande Hall is the study room, and behind it is the East and West Warm Pavilion. Sometimes the emperor would not go back to the harem when he was tired of dealing with government affairs, and would just rest here, so there were guards guarding here day and night, lest there be any mistakes.

There are also very different places here and the backyard. There are no flowers and decorations around the palace, which is said to prevent assassins.

When Ouyang Ran had never entered the Forbidden City, she really believed that an assassin could jump into the Palace and assassinate the Emperor.

But Zida strolled around the Beijing Imperial Palace, completely disbelieving this fallacy, the courtyard wall of the Imperial Palace, unless you fly in by plane, otherwise, it is really really difficult to enter, unless you are a bird.

The walls of the courtyard are so high that it is at least as high as a ten-story building.

As soon as Ouyang Ran walked into the vestibule, he had obviously completely forgotten the shiny term eunuch, and stared at the guards with shining eyes.

This is the Habayashi Army, the real guard of the emperor.

They have noses and eyes, they are alive, they can move, no one in modern times has seen them, but they haven’t observed them carefully, and no one has taken a second look at the free terracotta warriors and horses.

Have you heard of the guards around the emperor?Very awesome.

The guards around the ancient emperors were all famous sons of high-ranking officials, and they were not from ordinary families. They were all graceful, suave, talented, and martial arts.

Each pair of ten guards patrolled back and forth to ensure the emperor's safety.

They wore the same silver armor, crossed swords, and wore purple ribbons around their necks. They were all tall and straight, with handsome faces and endless smiles.

They saw Ouyang Ran's eyes were fixed, as if there was an exception, Ouyang Ran caught his eyes all of a sudden, he blushed, but his eyes were obviously staring at her.

(End of this chapter)