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Chapter 127 It Has Nothing To Do With Qi Wan
Lian Jinchen's heart skipped a beat when he watched her movements.

Before the inner thoughts settled down, the body moved a step subconsciously, blocking the green tree,

Qingqian snorted coldly, turned around and left with Song Tanxi, and pointed to an officer and soldier by the way: "Take me to see King Ning, or I will let His Majesty cut you off!"

The officers and soldiers who followed Lian Jinchen knew Qingqian's identity, so naturally they didn't dare to disobey her orders, and immediately led her way respectfully.

When Qi Guogong brought people over, he could only vaguely see the back of Qing Chuan who turned around.

A hasty flash gave him an exceptionally familiar feeling.

He couldn't help asking: "Who is that girl?"

"It's... the imperial concubine." Lian Jinchen replied stiffly.

Qi Guogong looked at the direction Qing Chuan was leaving, and there was no one there. He said thoughtfully, "So it's His Majesty's favorite concubine. At this time, the city is in such chaos, what is she doing out?"

"Looking at the back just now, I thought I saw Wan'er."

Qi Guogong sighed, and a look of pain flashed across his eyes.

Wan'er is his most beloved daughter. She was raised in the palm of her hand like a pearl like a jade. He once thought that Qi Guogong's mansion is already full of flowers, so there is no need for a daughter to add icing on the cake.So in the future, if she gets married later, as long as she likes it, that's fine.

She has been smart and beautiful since she was a child, and she is the most likable.

Those who came to Duke Qi's mansion to ask for marriage when they were young almost broke through the threshold.

Princess Hui did not hide her love for her at all. When she grew up a little, she would ask for it for King Chen many times.

It was also due to the sincerity of Princess Hui and the fact that King Chen himself was indeed excellent, and Wan'er did not object after meeting King Chen, that they agreed to the marriage cautiously.

Who would have thought that there would be such an oolong in the back.

He is also reluctant to be late, but compared to enjoying the glory and wealth since childhood, he is more guilty of Mingyue who has suffered so much in the countryside.

He thought that the Qi family didn't feel sorry for Wan'er. After a change of heart, although her health would deteriorate, she could live a good life for a few years if she took good care of her.

He never imagined that Wan'er was so strong.

That's right, she seems docile, but in fact she is the most assertive. What she wants to do, she has always done it, and she has to do it to the best.

Injustice.

Qi Guogong thought uncomfortably.

Probably seeing his expression, Lian Jinchen said coldly: "No, it has nothing to do with Qi Wan."

Qi Guogong gave him a strange look, he just felt that the back was similar, he thought of Wan'er, but he never said it had anything to do with it, why did King Chen react so strongly?
He frowned and said, "What instructions does Your Majesty have regarding Lingzhou City?"

"Your Majesty ordered the noble concubine to see King Ning, but I don't know about it." Lian Jinchen replied calmly.

Qi Guogong's face changed slightly, and there were many signals in what King Chen said. ,

He hesitated for a moment, but still didn't say anything, only said: "Since that's the case, then the minister will continue to inspect."

After Qi Guogong left, Lian Jinchen immediately turned around and walked in the direction where Qing Qiao left, "You guys continue to patrol, this king is going to see King Ning, and report immediately if there is any situation!"

At this time, Qing Qiao had already met the even more embarrassed King Ning. He was in charge of money and food, and he was almost fighting on the front line. Now surrounded by countless people, he didn't know if he was infected. Ugly, precariously supported by the people around him, trying to fend off the people who surrounded him for justice.

(End of this chapter)