The love of Daqin

Chapter 214;

Without the turbulent storm, where is the cloud and the wind light.

When King Yiqu and the eldest prince wanted to go back to the grassland, Mi Yue did not object.

She thought to herself that King Yiqu had accompanied her in Xianyang Palace for three years and had not left one step. It was time to go back to the grassland tribe to see,

Now that their eldest son is all grown up, he should go out and see the world.

After all, the sons have the blood of King Yiqu, and they are similar in character and appearance to their father.

King Yiqu made up his mind, he said to Mi Yue, "Xianyang Palace is big and prosperous, but it's too stuffy, you can't see the eagles flying in the sky."

So he asked Mi Yue to take his youngest son and go back to the grassland with him to live for a while, and enjoy the happiness of a family of four.

Mi Yue was very moved by King Yiqu's proposal, and her heart was shaken.

She really wanted to see the endless grassland outside and feel the scenery of cattle and sheep in Saibei.

Ever since she came back with Yingji to ascend the throne 20 years ago and put an end to the Jijun Rebellion, Mi Yue has never left Xianyang Palace.

For Miyue, the Xianyang Palace is her home, and the place where she can win is the place where Miyue belongs.

The eldest son pulled Mi Yue's sleeve and said coquettishly, "Mom, let's go back to the grassland to relax, my son has never traveled far. I want my parents to accompany me, and my younger brother. Get together everywhere."

Mi Yue was still hesitant in her heart, but the King of Yiqu also carried her young son over and called her mother to go to the grassland together.

Miyue looked at her two sons with a carefree smile, innocent and ignorant of world affairs, and was very pleased.

Mi Yue had no choice but to verbally agree to go together, which made the two sons chatter with joy.

The King of Yiqu hugged Mi Yue into his arms, and he said excitedly; "Yue'er, you finally agreed to go to the grassland with me, I'm really happy, let's have a drink together in the evening."

At night, drinking is opposite to the moon, and King Yiqu drank several glasses without getting drunk.

He is worthy of being the most courageous and skilled king in the grasslands, and his alcohol intake is also amazing.

Mi Yue instructed the maid beside her to keep pouring wine for King Yiqu, seeing that King Yiqu was so drunk that her tongue was knotted.

Taking advantage of the strong aroma of wine, Mi Yue asked King Yiqu playfully; "Singing about wine, what is life like, what is King Yiqu's wish in this life?"

King Yiqu was incomparably drunk, and he confided more quickly; "Of course, it is to strengthen Yiqu, raise national prestige, and compete in the Central Plains."

Mi Yue said calmly; "What a high-spirited King Yiqu." After that, Mi Yue looked at King Yiqu who was lying on the table with a fierce look in his eyes.

When the slaves helped King Yiqu back to the bedroom to rest, Mi Yue looked at the two sons in her sleep again, and she muttered to herself, "I don't know if these two sons will be a blessing or a curse in the future."

Immediately afterwards, Mi Yue summoned Wei Ran and Mi Rong to discuss political affairs late at night.

She carefully listened to the spies, overseeing all the actions of King Yiqu in the Xianyang Palace in the past three years, as well as letters and secret letters with Wei Guo and others.

Wei Ran reminded Mi Yue; "Sister, the wolf who has been restless has been around all the time, and it may bite you one day."

Mi Rong complained; "Sister also gave birth to two sons for King Yiqu. Your affection for King Yiqu is probably better than that of our brothers."

Mi Yue explained: "My brothers are worrying too much. Of course I know what is more important than my sister. There is no relationship with anyone in this world. It is better than my sister and Yingji and your two brothers."

"This time King Yiqu wants to let his sister go to the grassland with him to stay for a while."

I saw Mi Yue's voice just landed, Wei Ran and Mi Rong shouted in unison; "Absolutely not!"

(End of this chapter)