The Legends of Consort De

"But Anjou, you …" Huan Chun was unconvinced, but was pulled back by Lan Qi. Anjou saw it and snorted disdainfully, then led the palace maid away.

Not long after they left, Lan Qi personally helped Bu Chang Zai up. Bu Chang Zai was extremely frightened, and asked while trembling in fear, "Can we get up now?

However, this matter had reached the Empress Dowager in the very beginning. Su Mala's nanny sighed, "This servant was even worried that Wu Chang Zai's personality would become weaker since that time. Who would have thought that he would grow up to be more and more mature."

On this side, Lan Qi and Bu Chang Zai who were returning from the Cining Palace, were definitely passing by the Qianqing Palace, and on the other side, the Yi Gui who were coming out from the Qianqing Palace, were travelling in different directions, so they coincidentally met.

Although the Yi Gui was a new disciple, his position was above his. When Lan Qi and Bu Chang Zai saw him, they naturally saluted, while the palace maid Peach Red beside his told her in a soft voice, "It's the palace of the dead's Bu Chang Zai and Wu Chang Zai."

The Yi Gui had a round face and round eyes, looking at his, he seemed to be very amiable. However, his age was young, but he still acted carefree, and actually asked Peach Blossom right in front of his: "Is she the Wu Chang Zai that Emperor likes very much in the New Year?"

Peach Red smiled awkwardly and pulled on her hand. "Why do you ask in front of everyone?"

However, Yi Gui turned around and walked over, and held Lan Qi's hand: "Don't mind me, my eldest mother already told me that with so many older sisters in the palace, the Emperor likes you today, and will like others tomorrow as well. Satisfying is the right path, and living like a prince will always be the right path. Which way is your palace of the dead? Can I take a seat? "

Bu Chang Zai and Lan Qi looked at each other in dismay. Bu Chang Zai said blissfully: "If noble people are willing to sit, then it is naturally the honor of concubines."

"Then what are we waiting for? I don't need to serve the Emperor anymore, I don't want to go back to the YiKun Palace either, so I'll go sit at your place." Yi Gui was beaming with joy as he spoke, carrying the two of them to his left and right.

Peach Blossom and the others followed behind. She and Huan Chun had entered the palace the same way, although they were not at the same place, and had said a few words in the past, but now, she said softly, "Just now I was complaining, saying that I saw the Empress Zhao again after going back, and thought that I would go play with you for half a day."

When they got to the palace of the dead, Peach Blossom had to go up and remind Master: "The Esteemed Empress Tong lives right in front, are we going to be peaceful and quiet?"

The boss of the Yi Gui was unwilling, he pulled Lan Qi inside and turned to instruct the people of the palace of the dead: "Close the doors, there is no need to speak anymore."

The various buildings in the palace were more or less the same, and there was not much difference between palace of the dead and palace of the dead. It was just that there was no one living in the main hall, and it did not seem as lively as the people in YiKun Palace. The place was clear and cold, and in the eyes of Yi Gui, it was actually cold.

Lan Qi quickly invited her to the hall to take a seat so that Huan Chun could warm up his tea. The Yi Gui couldn't wait to drink her tea and looked inside the house to see that the kang was covered with books and papers. He then asked: "Wu Chang Zai, you like to read and write?"

Lan Qi nodded and replied: "I was just passing the time. I haven't really read any book."

Yi Gui lazily flipped through a book. He frowned and said, "The day before yesterday, the Emperor asked me what kind of book I had read. When I said that reading books gave me a headache, the Emperor laughed at me and told me to learn how to write from him.

Then, he thought of something and said to Lan Qi, "No wonder the emperor liked you so much. Is it because you like writing too?"