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

Chapter 126 It's hard for you to come up with an anagram
Their purpose was nothing more than to trample her down, and seeing that she had already put herself in a low place, they had nothing to say for the time being.What's more, she didn't come to be a concubine after all, so she was harmless to them.Their hostility towards her was nothing more than the spread of Concubine Yun, who was old and decrepit, but still favored and had a prince; as for the two, she said that she had fun, and they both liked it too. Curious, eager to hear what fun stuff it is.Especially those young princes and princesses who are extremely curious, they can't wait to try it.

Seeing that everyone didn't say anything, the emperor said: "In this case, the princess please. If you need anything, just ask the servants to get it."

Qin Yudie got up and walked to Concubine Yun, saying that she wanted some pens and paper.Concubine Yun turned around and told Lian'er to fetch it, Qin Yudie also winked at Ling'er and let her go together.

In a short time, the pen, ink, paper and inkstone were all brought back.Qin Yudie signaled them to set it up, and then ordered: "Ling'er, Dongmei, I'll read, you two write."

Dongmei and Ling'er nodded respectively, each holding a pen and standing in front of the table.

Qin Yudie thought for a while, then read slowly and softly: "Connect up and down, women's prison, big and small, focus on the fields, wrap scarves in winter, and have few threads. These sentences, guess one word for each sentence. You Let’s write it a few more times and divide it into each seat.”

Dongmei and Linger buried their heads in copying.Concubine Ling couldn't sit still anymore, and said disapprovingly: "The princess said she wanted to have fun for everyone, but she only let two maids write there, boring us all here! What's the meaning?"

Qin Yudie didn't argue with her, just smiled quietly, and first took two copies and presented them to the emperor and empress: "Yudie came up with a few crossword puzzles for the emperor and empress to entertain."

Dong Chengwu took it with great interest: "Oh? Crossword puzzle? When I was young, I heard that there is such a thing among the people. Let me take a look."

The queen casually put the crossword puzzle on the table in disdain.

Qin Yudie took a few more copies and put them on the tables of the concubines, and Dongmei also helped distribute the other ones to the prince and princess with a wink.

For a moment, the banquet was filled with the humming of everyone whispering.Qin Yudie looked over one by one, and the emperor's brows tightened and loosened, as if he was thinking for a while, and smiled again for a while.The queen looked indifferent, but looking closely at her expression, she seemed a little nervous, looking at other people from time to time, and then looked back at the piece of paper in front of her.

Qin Yudie couldn't help secretly laughing: These noble people are swaying with words, arty and elegant may be okay, but using these folk gadgets to deal with them will make them helpless.

Qin Yudie cast her eyes on the opposite seat again, and she was also in various poses, which made people laugh.The prince was scratching his head, looking like he was thinking hard.Dong Bowen, on the other hand, was on the contrary, with a smile on the corner of his mouth, and he remained motionless, without squinting.He also seemed to turn a deaf ear to the sideways inquiries of his wife beside him.

As for the Crown Princess, when Qin Yudie saw her, she suddenly felt that she had discovered the tip of an iceberg of a great secret, or in other words, it was a strand of secret thoughts that a woman should not have.

The princess is still absent-minded at this time, and careful people can tell at a glance that her mind is not on the crossword puzzle in front of her at all, but her mind is on a person!This person is none other than her brother-in-law sitting on the other side—Dong Bowen!From time to time, her eyes flicked towards his direction intentionally or unintentionally, paying attention to his movements.

(End of this chapter)