Stop acting, Your Majesty, the queen knows you're faking it

Chapter 186
Princess Yinyue bent her eyes and told Chi Xinian why she liked the Central Plains, and also told two interesting stories about visiting the Central Plains with her father, queen, mother and concubine when she was a child.

Her eyes are curved and her tone is lively, which can easily attract the favor of others.

But Chi Xinian, who was listening to her narrate the past story, couldn't see the smile on his face.

Because she knew very well that the reason why the northern sixteen prefectures were so easily taken away by Beiyan seven years ago, apart from the internal strife in Dajing, the most important reason was that Princess Yinyue's father, King Dongheng, knew that area like the back of his hand.

The Dongheng King seems to be very fond of the Central Plains culture. Not only does he often study in books, but he also likes to disguise himself as an ordinary businessman and quietly cross the border between the two countries to visit Dajing.

Therefore, he knows everything about that area.

When Dajing was unprepared, he used his own understanding to easily take away the land of the sixteen prefectures.

For Princess Yinyue, the memory of visiting the Central Plains when she was young may be her precious past worth remembering.But for the people in the sixteen states in the north, every bit of her understanding is a tool to pour nightmares.

Facing Princess Shangyinyue's gaze, after pondering for a long time, Chi Xinian suppressed his emotions and spoke peacefully: "The scenery and culture of the Central Plains are indeed worthy of liking, and it is reasonable for the princess to yearn for it.

"It just so happens that you came here this time for a marriage. As long as the marriage is settled, you can stay in the Central Plains and see more."

As she said that, she narrowed her almond eyes again, and looked at Princess Yinyue secretly: "You have visited the scenery of the capital, and it seems that you have made a friend, so what about the candidate for the future husband? Do you have any consideration?"

"My daughter has only been here for two days. Even though I have heard some rumors about a powerful gentleman, it is still too hasty to think about marriage." Princess Yinyue seems to be very assertive about her marriage.

And when she mentioned this matter in front of the queen, she didn't have the slightest fear.

After thinking for a while, she slightly raised her small and beautiful chin, and said: "Marriage is a lifetime thing, and I still hope that my future husband will be a good enough person. I wonder if the empress can let my daughter take a closer look before making a decision." ?”

"Princess!" The envoy frowned slightly, as if he was a little nervous about Yinyue's bold speech.

Marriage is a matter between two countries, how can a little girl be allowed to choose and see for herself?
But Princess Yinyue didn't take it seriously: "Am I wrong? Since I'm getting married, shouldn't I be satisfied with the person I get married with? The empress has asked my opinion. Come to think of it, it's not right for me to choose by myself." impossible."

After saying these willful words, she bent her eyes again and said with a smile: "Furthermore, Dajing is full of outstanding people, and there must be young talents. I believe my future husband will not be difficult to choose."

What she said was willful, but in the end she praised Dajing again.

In this way, even if Dajing is dissatisfied with the proposal of the husband she chose, he will not give her a bad face on the spot.

Chi Xinian raised her eyebrows, this little girl is quite smart.

After secretly giving a good evaluation, the instigator of her topic came out to smooth things over: "The princess is right, getting married is a lifetime thing, and the husband naturally has to make a good choice.

"Don't worry, this palace and His Majesty will take this matter to heart, and we will also pay attention to it for you in the next few days."

She agreed with Princess Yinyue's words, but regained the initiative.

(End of this chapter)