The Princess of Transmigration is Married: Your Highness, Please Go Away

Chapter 123 "Heroic Tenderness"

Qin Yudie didn't want to look more, so she smiled hastily, lowered her head and continued to eat.

Because the emperor and empress were present, the banquet was extremely quiet.Surrounded by the melodious sound of silk and bamboo wind music, echoing in the empty imperial garden at dusk, the atmosphere is even more tranquil.But to Qin Yudie's ears, it made her feel good and her appetite widened.She felt as if she was in a modern coffee shop with an elegant and quiet environment, and her mood became more elegant and quiet.

Concubine Ling got up and said to the emperor delicately: "Your Majesty, don't just focus on eating, let the concubine come to toast you! May the emperor's dragon body be in good health and prolong his life!" Concubine Ying stood up obediently at the side: "Also let the concubine come to offer you a toast!" Concubine and sister Ling, let's wish the emperor together!"

Concubine Ling let out a barely audible "hum".Qin Yudie couldn't help laughing: It turns out that the two people who sang and sang against her and Concubine Yun were also at odds with each other.But this is not surprising, how can such a person who worships the high and tramples the low and has a sinister heart treat others sincerely!

Emperor Dong Chengwu laughed happily: "Okay, okay! Linger, Yinger has a heart! I will drink this cup with you!"

During the banquet, because of the toasts of Concubine Ling and Concubine Ying, the atmosphere became lively and lively.Qin Yudie was talking to Concubine Yun while eating, when Ling'er standing behind her suddenly said in a low voice: "Princess, I'll go out for a while." Qin Yudie only said that she wanted to go to the toilet, so she nodded and said : "Go, or let Dongmei go with you."

Ling'er waved her hand and said no, and asked Dongmei to stay and serve her, and went alone.

Concubine Yun looked at her approvingly: "It seems that Die'er is usually very kind to servants, right?"

Qin Yudie smiled embarrassingly: "They are all born by their parents and have worked hard to raise them. It is already pitiful enough to enter the palace to do the job of serving people. If they can't be treated kindly by the master , wouldn’t it be even more miserable? How can I bear it!”

After hearing her words, Concubine Yun nodded with a smile all over her face, and the admiration in her eyes was even greater.

At this time, the emperor sitting there suddenly said: "Yun'er and Princess Heshuo seem to hit each other very well, so I feel comforted in my heart!" It turned out that the emperor was also paying attention to the two of them.

After hearing this, Concubine Yun hurriedly got up and bowed down: "My concubine thanked the emperor for his kindness on Bin'er's behalf!"

The emperor nodded, and seemed to be talking to himself: "So, I can feel at ease! Yun'er doesn't need to salute, just take your seat."

Concubine Yun sat down again after thanking her again.Qin Yudie noticed sensitively that when the emperor called "Yun'er" just now, his tone was very soft, which was quite different from his sturdy appearance.Wow, is this the so-called chivalrous tenderness?
She speculated: The emperor must love Concubine Yun very much, right?If so, wouldn't her safety be guaranteed again?But in this harem, what is accurate?Most of the time, the more you pet, the more dangerous it is!
She glanced at the queen's seat, and sure enough, the queen's expression was quite worried.

While she was contemplating, Linger suddenly called her in a low voice behind her: "Princess, do you want to go out to get some air?"

When Qin Yudie heard her asking, she knew that she might have something to say to herself, so she stood up and said to Concubine Yun next to her, "Mother, Yudie go out for a while."

Concubine Yun said kindly: "Go, let the girl accompany you."

Qin Yudie followed Ling'er out of a side door of the imperial garden and came to a forest garden.Seeing that there was no one around, she asked, "Ling'er, just tell me if you have anything to say."

(End of this chapter)