Princess of the auxiliary country

Chapter 420; I don’t know how high the sky is and how high it is

Besides, there were many people in the motorcade escorting Gao Changting at that time, and there were many guards inside.

Foreigners who want to enter the capital must be interrogated and interrogated, and will naturally be stopped and waited.

But what did Gao Changting do at that time?

While her motorcade was waiting, it wasn't like there were no other carriages entering the city. She didn't care at all, but it was Princess Zhaode's turn and she jumped out.

What is this called?
That was pure provocation. He really couldn't figure out what qualifications a Marquis' daughter had to provoke a first-class princess and a first-class eldest princess.

He had heard that Gao Changting had not restrained herself after becoming the second princess of Zhaode at that time, and even after the eldest princess Ningyang came forward, Gao Changting did not immediately get off the carriage to salute and say hello, or the eldest princess Ningyang was angry, she He got off the carriage and gave a perfunctory salute.

He didn't even say an apology, and even ignored Princess Zhaode who was still in the carriage.

When he heard this, he wondered if he had heard it wrong.

Even if Gao Changting has never been to the capital, there should be many high-ranking families in Xihuguan, so she must be welcomed and sent there.

How come you don't even have such a bit of respect and etiquette?

But he knew that Gao Changting, a native of Xihu Pass, was treated like a little princess. When he went out, he was always flattered by others, and there was no such thing as asking her to bow her head.

"First come, first served. That's not true. Besides, didn't I let her go to the city first?"

"How can a princess of a country be so stingy?"

"I heard that she seems to have lived in the countryside since she was a child. If this is the case, it wouldn't be surprising."

As soon as these words came out, the whole place was silent, and even King Qin was so shocked by her words that he became speechless.

He never imagined how Gao Changting could say these words.

He actually didn't feel that he was wrong at all, and even went so far as to belittle the other party.

At this moment, he wanted to write a letter to ask Marquis Xuanwu. Is there something wrong with his daughter's brain?

Such words, let alone a eunuch girl like her, not even Marquis Xuanwu, or even him, the King of Qin, would dare to say such words.

This does not take the other princess into consideration at all, it can even be said to be belittling and trampling to the extreme.

"presumptuous!"

King Qin slapped the table angrily and stood up.

Gao Changting, who was opposite, was frightened by this sudden attack. She frowned and looked at King Qin with great dissatisfaction and said, "Brother King Qin, why are you yelling like this?"

"What are you doing? You are so lawless and do not understand dignity. Shouldn't you be reprimanded?"

"Is this what Marquis Xuanwu taught you? If this is the case, I can ask someone to send you back. I can't accommodate a giant Buddha like Miss Gao in Prince Qin's palace."

Gao Changting's attitude made King Qin feel scared.

That's right, it's timid.

A person's character is developed due to the living environment. From the current point of view, Gao Changting's character is disrespectful, condescending, and does not take anything seriously. Even if he, the prince, is angry, the other party's behavior is not Fear, the first manifestation is actually dissatisfaction.

This means that he has completely disregarded the imperial power. So why did Gao Changting do this?

Could it be that this was the case in Xihuguan? Then who gave her the confidence?

It was almost a no-brainer to know that it must be Marquis Xuanwu, a general who guarded the border with a large number of troops. He gave his daughter such confidence. What does this mean?
Does it mean that Marquis Xuanwu didn't take the imperial power in his eyes at all? How terrible would it be for such a man who has a lot of troops and doesn't take the imperial power in his eyes?
"Hmph, I don't want to say some things too clearly for fear of hurting your self-esteem, but since you are so ignorant of etiquette, for the sake of Marquis Xuanwu, I have to say a few more words. "

"May I ask what Miss Gao's status is now?"

Seeing his cold face and hearing that he just said he would send her back, Gao Changting showed a rare look of fear.

But when she heard his question like this, she immediately became proud again.

"I am the daughter of Marquis Xuanwu. Doesn't Brother Qin know that? Why do you ask me like this?"

Her status as the daughter of Marquis Xuanwu has brought her countless conveniences and benefits since she was born, so when she mentions this status, she naturally feels proud and proud.

"Oh? How is the daughter of a marquis compared to a princess?"

As soon as these words came out, Gao Changting immediately thought of Princess Zhaode. Although she did not reply, disdain flashed in her eyes.

This made King Qin, who had been paying attention to her, see this clearly, and his heart became even colder.

Has Marquis Xuanwu really become ignorant of his status in Xihuguan these years?
"So how does it compare to the eldest princess?"

As soon as these words came out, Gao Changting did not dare to express her disdain, but she still said very firmly: "Didn't I also salute and say hello? I did not neglect Her Royal Highness."

It's okay that she didn't answer. The answer was so good that it didn't make King Qin laugh angrily. If you salute the parents and princesses emotionally, then you're still giving others face?
"Okay, okay, very good."

"Since Miss Gao is so powerful, I, Prince Qin's Mansion, must be just like that in your eyes. Then please ask Miss Gao to leave. The place where I live is too small, and I cannot accommodate a powerful person like you, Miss Gao."

After that, he didn't even ask Gao Changting to reply, but directly ordered the butler to see off the guests.

He really doesn't want to come into contact with such an idiot. Now that Prince Qin's mansion is already not having a good time because of today's incident, it would be better to leave such a ignorant Miss Gao in the mansion.

Who knows what trouble she will get into. Even though the other party is the daughter of Marquis Xuanwu and has a deep connection with his Qin Palace, he really can't keep such a person.

"Brother King Qin, what do you mean? My father asked me to come all the way to visit you, and this is how you treat guests? Aren't you afraid that you won't be able to explain to my father?"

"Ask me, I will naturally prepare a letter and send it to Marquis Xuanwu myself. I won't bother Miss Gao to worry about this trivial matter."

He waved his hand, signaling to his servants to send him out of the house quickly.

"Okay, His Highness the King of Qin has a noble status. I, the Marquis of Xuanwu Mansion, cannot reach you. I pretend that I have never been here. When I go back to Xihu Pass in the future, I will tell my father exactly what happened in the Prince of Qin's Mansion today."

King Qin didn't even bother to pay attention to her, so he turned around and left.

The news that Gao Changting was kicked out of Prince Qin's palace quickly spread in the capital, which made many people curious.

What is the relationship between Prince Qin's Palace and Marquis Xuanwu's Palace? Many people in the capital know that Gao Changting, as the daughter of Marquis Xuanwu, came to the capital for the first time, and that the Prince of Qin treated Gao Changting like this, which was not very kind or wrong.

No, some people immediately began to inquire about the specific situation. Many of the servants of the Qin Prince's Mansion bought the goods in the capital, and they were not too strict about it. Soon some remarks about Gao Changting spread in the capital.

After hearing this, many people burst into laughter, and at the same time they were also very contemptuous. This daughter of the Marquis from Xihu Pass really doesn't know how high the sky is and how high it is.