Marriage as Queen: Work with Son

Chapter 210 Inventory
After hearing Yun Yao's answer, Chu Xia hurriedly lowered her head, not daring to speak any more.

The princess probably doesn't want to talk about this issue.

Although she knew that Chu Xia must have misunderstood, Yun Yao didn't intend to explain more.

That night, King Li did not come back, which made Yun Yao secretly relieved.

She didn't guarantee that when she saw King Li again, she would raise her sword and slash with him.

So it's better to avoid each other.

Early the next morning, there were lively noises outside.

Today is inventory day.

The guards are checking the hearts of the animals that everyone has hunted.

Points are then scored based on the size, type and danger of the animal.

Then PK stood on the ring.

At the end of each round of scoring, a special servant will beat the drum three times.

There will only be one hunter standing on the ring.

Every time we exchanged, there was excitement in everyone's eyes.

The winner will stand on the ring and cheer, while the loser will cup their fists and bow to the winner to show their demeanor.

When Yun Yao arrived, Fang Xingzhi was already standing on the ring.

He has already defeated several hunters in a row, and this is the time when the spring breeze is in full swing.

Seeing Yunyao approaching, Emperor Qianyuan and the two handsome young masters standing beside him looked at Yunyao together.

On the contrary, it was King Li, who still devoted himself to guarding the order of the school grounds.

It has to be said that not everyone is suitable for men's clothing.

Dressed like a man, Mu Wan'er is a handsome young gentleman.

But Yupin looked very strange.

Her figure is uneven, and men's clothing wears on her, and there is something indescribable.

Not to mention the men, even Yun Yao couldn't help but glance at Yubi: Has anyone ever seen such a plump man.

If it wasn't for the fact that the other party was Emperor Qianyuan's concubine, the men's eyes would have become even hotter.

Although she really didn't want to insult her friend like this, Yunyao couldn't stand Yubi's current attire.

Subconsciously turned her head, Yun Yao no longer wanted to stare at Yu Concubine.

But when she turned her head, Yun Yao happened to see the servants kneeling around outside the school grounds.

With just one glance, Yun Yao found the location of Brother Mule.

The mule's figure was more sluggish than yesterday, but today the wheel behind him was missing.

Another burst of drums sounded, and the crowd suddenly burst into cheers.

This is the only fair game in South Vietnam that is not mixed with power status.

It is also the only chance for those sons of small officials to directly enter the eyes of Emperor Qianyuan.

Therefore, everyone attaches great importance to this, and there is no such thing as malpractice for personal gain.

It was not until the evening that the final result was finally reached.

Fang Xingzhi was defeated by Zheng Bowei, son of Zheng Yuyu, Minister of the Ministry of Officials, by one point.

The reason is that Fang Xingzhi's last prey was a bear, while Zheng Bowei's was a tiger.

Not only did he hit the tiger, but Zheng Bowei also packed up the tiger skin as a gift to Emperor Qianyuan.

The tiger skin was well preserved, except for an obvious scar just below the belly.

It can be seen how dire the battle was at that time.

Seeing this tiger skin of an upright and mature man, Emperor Qianyuan repeatedly patted the table and applauded, obviously because he admired Zheng Bowei very much.

Fang Xingzhi was not very magnanimous in the first place, seeing Emperor Qianyuan's attitude towards Zheng Bowei at this time, it was even more difficult for him to hide his feelings about what happened in his heart.

Fang Xingzhi's brain was running fast, and he intended to find evidence that Zheng Bowei had cheated.

He managed to get so many things with two desperate servants.

Then Zheng Bowei is only one person, how could he get more than him.

Thinking of this, Fang Xingzhi's eyes fell on the mule in the distance.

(End of this chapter)