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Chapter 1563 Lu Xiong's Provocation (6)
Wen Bi's mention of it just happened to poke his sore foot. Originally, he was a little worried that Qin Shuang or Shizi and others would be affected if they heard the movement and saw it. Grinning the corners of his mouth, he looked at Wen Bi from beginning to end with a very explicit and disgusting look, until he almost vomited out the breakfast he had just eaten.

"Put away those disgusting eyes of yours!" Wen Bi gritted her teeth and warned, "Believe it or not, I'll poke your eyes blind!"

"Put it away? Why should you put it away?" Lu Xiong was quite surprised by Wen Bi's vulgar tone, but right now he was thinking of humiliating her, and he didn't care too much about the nonsense that poked his eyes out. What he said, he really didn't believe that Wen Bi had such ability and courage. No matter how bad he was, he was still the deputy commander of the imperial guards. , what else could she do with him?
Lu Xiong continued to look at Wen Bi with the same gaze as if he was sweeping goods, and deliberately said: "Don't you have a face just for people to see? So what, you can't get married anyway, so don't let people see you now." Take a second look, and no one will care if you want people to see it in the future."

Wen Bi's face was darkened by Lu Xiong's words, and Lu Xiong realized that she had reacted, so he spoke more vigorously.

"Actually, you don't have to worry that no one will really want you in the future. If your reputation is ruined, other prominent families are unwilling to let you be the main wife, but with your appearance, being a concubine is more than enough. Status, you don’t have to worry about being like Lu Yue’s concubine, who was originally only a famous female branch of the No. [-] brothel in the capital, and can only be a lowly concubine. Sell, how can you be a noble concubine, at least you don't have to worry about being sold."

"Who are you calling a concubine!" Wen Bi was trembling with anger, and her pretty face turned livid.

In this era, there is also the saying that "concubines can be bought and sold", but it is only limited to lowly concubines, and noble concubines with good backgrounds cannot be bought and sold. Anyone who dares to give away or sell a noble concubine casually, once discovered, If you sue to the government, you will be dealt with according to the law!Buying and selling people is a felony in Xuantian Kingdom. The most serious thing is to move your head directly. It is a person with status. Dismissal and investigation, and no longer be an official for life. Those who have no official position will be determined according to the severity of the crime, such as how many people have been bought and sold, and the identity of the seller. They are not allowed to come back!
Although Lu Xiong didn't say that Wen Bi is a lowly concubine, but just satirized that she can only be a concubine for others, which in itself is intolerable!
That kind of feeling is like, in modern times, you say that a decent woman will be a mistress for the rest of her life.

Maybe some people like to be a mistress to others, like the feeling of robbing other people's men, or sugar daddy money to make their lives better, but that is a minority after all, most people still hate that kind of thing, and cause ashamed of it.

It is not uncommon for men in ancient times to have three wives and four concubines, but Wen Bi only hoped to be a couple for the rest of his life. There is no difference between the existence of Tongfang and concubines, and the modern people's aversion to mistresses. What happened to Lu Xiongte? You have to let her be the person you least like, how can you not let her get frustrated!
No matter how good the temper is, it will explode!
But the more exaggerated things are yet to come. Lu Xiong didn't think it was enough, and he actually said: "After all, she was once known as the most noble woman in the capital, and she is indeed a bit more than the famous women in the capital. Good looks." The most important thing is that famous women do not have the aristocratic temperament that is unique to well-born noble women.

(End of this chapter)