The Rebirth of Jiangmen's Daughter

Chapter 1278
Coming out of Feishuang Hall, Yu Mo held Ye Qingcheng's hand, and the master and servant walked to the Buddhist hall in the palace together. When they just left, Emperor Zhaowu couldn't bear it, so he told Ye Qingcheng to punish Liancheng for reciting Buddhist scriptures in the small Buddhist hall , and asked Ye Qingcheng to lead Liancheng back to the mansion as soon as possible.

In the Small Buddha Hall, Liancheng knelt on the futon neatly, his small face wrinkled into a ball, and Ye Qingcheng felt distressed when he saw it.

"Liancheng..."

Seeing his son kneeling on the futon and chanting sutras with the masters in the small Buddhist hall seriously, Ye Qingcheng called out to him softly.

As soon as the little child heard the calling of his mother and concubine, Dang even turned around happily, and seeing that it was indeed Ye Qingcheng's figure, Liancheng's eyes immediately turned red.

But because there were other people in the small Buddhist hall, Liancheng resisted the tears in his eyes, staggered to stand up from the futon, staggered to Ye Qingcheng's side, and stretched out his hand to save Ye Qingcheng.

"Mother Concubine... why did you come here... Liancheng is afraid..."

Liancheng was not a timid child, but Liu Qianqian's posture finally fell to him, and Emperor Zhaowu's attitude made him feel that no one could protect him, so he chanted sutras in the small Buddhist hall for nearly an hour, the child In my heart, I worried that no one would be able to speak for me.So when he saw Ye Qingcheng at this time, he was so frightened that he cried out.

Enduring the pain in his heart, Ye Qingcheng hugged Liancheng into his arms, seeing the grievance and unwillingness on Liancheng's face, and the stubbornness and determination in his eyes, Ye Qingcheng nodded to the masters around who were chanting sutras, and let Yumo leave with Liancheng in his arms .

Walking out of the small Buddhist hall, Ye Qingcheng and Yu Mo walked into a gazebo. Because it was winter, the curtains in the gazebo were lowered at this moment. The palace has always been thoughtful, and soon some palace officials quickly brought over the brazier .

Ye Qingcheng took Liancheng to sit in the gazebo, and then asked Yumo to lift up Liancheng's robe to see if Liancheng's knee was injured.

"Concubine Mu, Liancheng doesn't hurt, it really doesn't hurt at all, once Liancheng sees Concubine Mu, it doesn't hurt anymore!"

Liancheng looked at Ye Qingcheng, with a bright smile on his small face. He leaned against Ye Qingcheng, holding Ye Qingcheng's arm tightly with both hands, and Ye Qingcheng felt sad again.

"Princess, the son's knee is fine, but the slave girl looked at the son as if he was frightened, and returned to the palace in a while, but the wet nurse must take good care of it."

Ye Qingcheng heard Yumo's suggestion, and naturally knew it in his heart. Ye Qingcheng tightened his hand to stop Liancheng, and then sighed silently.

"Liancheng, I don't blame you for today's incident, and don't be afraid. Liu Meiren is fine now, and your grandpa won't blame you. Later, if you want to see the fish in the imperial garden, mother and concubine will accompany you, okay?" good?"

Liancheng originally met Liu Qianqian when he was looking at the fish in the Imperial Garden, and when Ye Qingcheng mentioned the Imperial Garden and the fish, Liancheng hurriedly shook his head, his face flushed red.

"Liancheng doesn't want to look at Yuer anymore, Concubine Mu, I don't want to look at Yuer!"

Liancheng's reaction was beyond Ye Qingcheng's unexpected excitement. Ye Qingcheng held Liancheng's hand tightly and comforted him: "If you don't want to see it, let's stop watching it. Don't be afraid!"

After hearing Ye Qingcheng's words, Liancheng began to cry. This was the first time Liancheng cried from the pool in the imperial garden.

After all, he was still a child, he only knew that he was frightened at the time, but now that he was in his mother's arms, he no longer had any scruples, so he let go of his voice and cried.

(End of this chapter)