The general has a cute wife

Chapter 881 Yun Weiyang scolds

When the old lady came, the queen mother was busy making arrangements, Mrs. Wang put on a dragon head crutch, and asked the queen mother to help her in and sit down.

Her head of white hair was neatly combed, her thin and wrinkled face still had a prestige, and her thin body was wrapped in golden-brown Chinese clothes.

The queen mother asked: "Mother, why did you come in?"

Mrs. Wang snorted coldly: "If I don't come in again, the family will be ruined by the emperor's boy. Your good son, I tried my best to make him the emperor. I thought I could honor the family, but I didn't want to be a white-eyed wolf. Once it is stable, we will remove the hero, call him here, and ask him personally if he still remembers the milk he drank in Wang's house when he was a child."

The queen mother said: "Mother, don't be angry, the emperor has left the palace today and is not here."

Wang Liao said, "Grandmother, the princess is here."

Mrs. Wang looked at him and thought of another thing: "Then call her here."

The queen mother was a little suspicious: "What does mother want her for?"

Mrs. Wang glared at her: "You guys are stubborn. Since the emperor doesn't want the Wang family's daughter, can't the Wang family want a princess?"

The queen mother looked disgusted: "But, she has such a reputation."

Mrs. Wang knocked on her cane in a 'dun duk duk': "Up to now, you still despise this one and that, do you have to wait for the tree to fall and the monkeys to disperse before letting go of your arrogance?"

The Empress Dowager and Wang Liao stopped talking, and a nanny went to Zhengyang Palace to invite Yun Weiyang.

Yun Weiyang is still struggling with that lantern riddle, although the emperor taught her some things when she was young, but after those things happened, she seldom touches books anymore, reading Buddhist scriptures a few months ago just felt fresh and interesting, and she didn’t read too much. For a long time, now Yunyang gave him a lantern riddle, but she couldn't think of it.

Just as he was thinking about the maid, he came in and said, "Princess, Mrs. Wang has entered the palace, and the nuns in the queen mother's palace are here to invite you over."

Yun Weiyang frowned: "I won't go there, and I won't be close, what are you going to do?"

The maid was a little embarrassed: "Princess, the emperor is not in the palace today, you should go, don't anger the queen mother."

Yun Weiyang thought for a while, it seems to be the same, Yunyang is not here, there is no need to confront the Queen Mother head-on at this time, go and have a look and then come back, anyway they also look down on themselves.

After making up her mind, she went there, and when she arrived at the Empress Dowager's palace, Mrs. Wang kept looking at her.

Yun Weiyang bowed his knees to salute: "Greetings to Mrs. Wang, and the Queen Mother."

After that incident, she no longer recognizes members of the Wang family, so naturally they are called by such a distant and polite name.

Mrs. Wang looked at her for a while, and treated her extremely badly: "Why, the rules of the royal princess are not as decent as those of my Wang family's young lady? Do you need to send the mother-in-law of the family to teach the princess?"

Yun Weiyang smiled disdainfully: "That's unnecessary, after all, the daughters of the Wang family are used to give gifts to others, and go to other people's homes to be slaves. I am a dignified princess of the Yan Kingdom, and I was born to be a master. Learn from those What are the rules taught to the slaves?"

The queen mother said angrily: "Presumptuous, I really don't know the rules, how can I talk to my grandmother?"

Yun Weiyang glanced at her, her eyes were full of disdain: "Grandmother? When she urged you to sacrifice me, she was dead in my eyes. Now I just think that I am going to the grave. If I didn't come in a hurry, I would still want to let you die." I prepared some joss paper money, but after thinking about it, I felt that it was money anyway, why not buy some meat to feed the dogs, at least it can do a good deed."

(End of this chapter)