The imperial concubine is favored by the Six Palaces again

Chapter 622

Jiang Yuming bought the candied haws she had been thinking about halfway along the way.

On the other side, Meng Chengye was about to go out to find Jiang Yuming to go to the small market together. When he arrived at the meditation room where Jiang Yuming lived, the little eunuch who guarded the door told Meng Chengye that Jiang Yuming had gone out with Wen Xian.

Meng Chengye froze in place for a long while, then turned back with a sigh.

He brought a rival out here!
Sure enough, the three of them will have no good fruit to eat.

Just when Meng Chengye was about to go back, the abbot didn't know when he stood behind Meng Chengye.

"Why is the emperor troubled?" The abbot was still smiling.

Meng Chengye put his hands behind his back: "Why am I bothered?"

The abbot smiled and said: "What the emperor said is that the emperor is the ninety-five supreme being, so how can there be troubles?"

"Didn't I smash an incense burner for you when I was a child, do you remember coming to see me laughing now?" Meng Chengye rolled his eyes just like Jiang Yuming.

"Ah, the emperor still remembers the censer with plum blossoms carved on it, alas, the emperor almost forgot if I didn't mention it." The abbot said with some surprise.

Meng Chengye: "..."

You are much better at being a dog than I am.

In the end, Meng Chengye was furious and prepared to go back.

"Hold on, Your Majesty, I still have a few words to say to your Majesty." The abbot hastily called out to Meng Chengye.

Meng Chengye turned his head: "Say something quickly."

Let go of farts, don't bother me to emo.

"I watched the sky at night and found that the emperor's red luan was moving, but..." the abbot looked at Meng Chengye with some hesitation.

Meng Chengye frowned: "If it's inconvenient here, please ask the abbot to move."

The two went to the meditation room where Meng Chengye lived. Meng Chengye leaned on the soft couch and drank tea, while the abbot was unhurriedly twirling the beads in his hand.

"Just how?" Meng Chengye took a sip of his tea.

He still knew his Red Luan star, the national teacher had told him who it was before, and even if the national teacher didn't tell him, he knew who it was now.

"It's just that the red luan moves differently, and there may be a strange omen." The abbot said softly.

Meng Chengye raised his eyebrows: "Abbot, why don't you go to further study? That's not what the national teacher told me."

The abbot was silent for a while: "The emperor's Red Luan star is too bright, and it has the potential to overwhelm the Ziwei star, and the stars rely on it. I am afraid that this person is slick and sophisticated. This is the result of the old monk watching the sky at night. May I ask the uncle how to say it?" .”

Meng Chengye put down the cup in his hand: "The national teacher said everything is worry-free."

At that time, the national teacher really said these four words to him.

The national teacher discovered the strangeness of the Red Luan star early in the morning, but the national teacher said that everything is fine.

The abbot froze for a moment, and paused while turning the beads in his hand: "Master, did he really say that?"

Meng Chengye leaned back: "Why did I lie to you? If you don't believe me, you can give a letter of divorce to the national teacher."

Anyway, the old man is very free.

The whole day is either reading a book and drinking tea or reading a book and drinking tea.

Oh, it's money lost.

The first one asked him for a bounty out of nowhere.

The abbot was silent for a while, then he stood up and said, "Amitabha, since my uncle has already informed the emperor, I will not say any more."

Meng Chengye nodded: "Walk slowly."

Abbot: "..."

I haven't said go yet!
But since Meng Chengye has already seen off the guests, how can he have any reason not to leave?

So the abbot left with doubts and bewilderment.

It seems that he needs to find some time to do the math for Concubine Shu.

After all, he felt that the celestial phenomena he saw were correct, but the uncle said it was fine.

(End of this chapter)