The medical concubine never thinks of going out of the wall

Chapter 1650: She's Going to the Main Entrance
Tang Nineteen sits in the carriage to watch the scenery. The streets and alleys of Bianjing are as bustling and bustling as the capital of Daliang. There are many shops and people come and go.

The people here, in terms of dress, are more refreshing and cooler than Daliang. It seems that people like light colors, and women in white dresses can be seen everywhere, adding a touch of refreshing temperament to this bustling city.

I don't know when the rain fell. Unlike the rain in Daliang capital, which is always fierce, the rain in Bianjing is gentle.

The fine rain is like a cloud of fog, a cloud of smoke, and like a bead curtain.

The mountains in the distance are like a fairyland in a fairy tale, shrouded in a thick white mist, which makes people suspect that there is an old fairy living in the mountains.

There are many mountains in Bianjing, even the capital city, is surrounded by lush mountains, forming a basin environment, so it is humid all year round, and it rains for most of the year.

The carriage drove across the street, gradually forgetting the hustle and bustle of the market. At the end of the street, the car turned a left curve. In front of it was a solemn and solemn archway, with the word Iron Village written on the archway.

It was the first time Tang Nineteen saw something like the archway. He didn't expect it to be so imposing, so he couldn't help but take a few extra glances.

"Princess, we are almost here."

In front, Mr. Cheng, who led the way, rode a horse, turned his horse's head upside down, and came to her window.

Tang Nineteen responded lightly: "Oh."

"Princess, let's go in through the west gate in a while."

"Why don't you go through the front door?"

Mr. Cheng was a little embarrassed: "This..."

"Okay, is it that difficult to answer? The eldest prince has a concubine. I'm just a concubine, so I can't go through the front door, right?"

Master Cheng smiled awkwardly.

"Go on."

The motorcade passed several magnificent mansions, and stopped at the entrance of a mansion with a very tall and majestic facade. Master Cheng came over again: "Princess, this is the mansion of the eldest prince."

Tang Nineteen looked up, and the big gilt characters on the blue background impressively wrote Iron Mansion.

Thinking of Tiecun just now, it seems to be related.

"What is the Iron Mansion?"

"This is the title bestowed by the First Prince. It is not commonly called, but this area is the territory of the First Prince, so this place is called Iron Village."

It's not quite the same as Daliang, the title is not used, it's just used as the name of the government.

But if the archway just now came here is the territory of the First Prince, then what the First Prince has done is quite impressive.

"Recognize the door, let's go to Ximen now."

Tang Nineteen raised his hand: "No need."

After finishing speaking, he jumped out of the carriage and said, "I'll go here."

Master Cheng was greatly surprised, Xiaoyou and Xiuzhu hurried up to pull her: "Princess, you can't do it."

Tang Nineteen was impatient: "Even if the eldest prince blames me, it's my own business. Go away."

Xiu Zhu hurriedly said: "Don't be willful, think about your people, if you offend the First Prince..."

Tang Nineteen said coldly: "I've already come out, what else do I want them to do."

Xiuzhu was stunned.

She never expected that Tang Nineteen would be so stubborn.

In fact, along the way, she had tolerated Tang Nineteen enough, but now she couldn't bear it anymore: "Princess, you can't be so irresponsible."

Tang Nineteen raised his hand, and Xiuzhu raised his head proudly.

Tang Nineteen didn't want to hit her either, but he didn't expect her to be quite aggressive, so he felt a little admiration for her.

But this front door, she is determined to go.

Putting down her hands, she strode inside.

Mr. Cheng hurriedly jumped off his horse and wanted to stop him, but Tang Nineteen had already entered the door. The speed was definitely beyond the reach of ordinary people.

(End of this chapter)