Big-name crazy concubine: arrogant fifth miss

On the flower trees in the other courtyard, a few bees were buzzing and flying on the branches, looking quite busy.

Occasionally, a few small white or yellow butterflies flew over the branches, and the white ones fell on the branches and then disappeared, while the yellow ones looked very tender and delicate.

It's almost late spring, and the best season for pear blossoms has passed, but this year's spring is later than in previous years, and the pear blossoms are also later than in previous years, so the pear blossoms in the garden are in full bloom at this time.

It's just that the pear blossoms that bloomed early on the sunny side have begun to shed their flowers, and as soon as the warm spring breeze blows, it rains fragrant snow.

After Yunqian came in, she realized that there were more pear blossoms in Feihuayuan than peach blossoms outside Yunfu, and at a glance, she couldn't even see the edge.

In addition to pear blossoms, there are also some peerless crabapples planted in Feihuayuan. The green and broken flowers are blooming in layers, a large area of ​​pink and tender, but it lacks the charm of pear blossoms.

Seeing such a scene, Yun Qian somewhat understood the true meaning of the poem "a branch of pear blossom presses the crabapple".

The entire Feihua Courtyard occupies a very large area, and the courtyard is scattered around. The white walls and black tiles are hidden among the flowers and trees, which has a bit of a paradise lake.

The servants in the Feihua courtyard led the crowd through the flower path and the nine-curved corridor, and led the masters to different courtyards.

Yunqian and Chu Yuanzhou live in a room in the residence, where you can see pear trees full of trees, and there is a small water sugar outside the yard, the area is not large, and there are many lotus flowers in it. It's just a tip, standing tenderly among the blue waves, it's not interesting.

The place where Princess Chu lives is opposite Yun Qian's house, in two two-story attics.

When Yunqian asked Huanyu and Zhu'er to clean up the house, King Chu and Princess Chu stood in front of the house, neither of them spoke, with different expressions.

The King of Chu's eyes were clearly agitated, and he glanced at Princess Chu from time to time, and then at the grape trellis beside him.

Princess Chu didn't have much expression on her face, she just stood in a daze under the bright sunshine.

Today she is wearing a 48 pair of lavender skirts sprinkled with hundreds of flowers, which looks not only solemn at her age, but also charming like a girl in this spring.

It was the first time Yun Qian saw such an expression on Princess Chu's face. She knew that there might be some stories in this other courtyard, and the hero and heroine in the story were King Chu and Princess Chu.

Chu Yuanzhou timely said in front of Yunqian: "It is said that this other courtyard was built by my father for my mother. When this other courtyard was built, my father had just been crowned king, so it took a lot of effort."

Yun Qian smiled, took Chu Yuanzhou's hand and said, "It's better for us to not interfere with the elders' affairs."

Chu Yuanzhou's eyes were a little cold, but he said: "What you said makes sense."

The two were about to go back to the room, but they heard the voice of King Chu: "Why don't you see Concubine Luside today?"

Yun Qian turned around, only to see a rather steady woman in her forties standing behind him.

Yun Qian's eyes deepened, and there was a hint of sneer in her eyes. The woman replied: "Returning to the prince, Concubine Luside is copying Buddhist scriptures. She knows that she has made a big mistake. She is afraid of making the princess angry, so she won't come to see you." His Majesty."

Hearing what the woman said, Yunqian felt that Lu Zhu was also a talent, and he was clearly suing Princess Chu, saying that Princess Chu asked her to copy Buddhist scriptures to torture her, but she also said that she had made a big mistake and didn't want to Princess Chu was angry, so she didn't see her.