Flowers on the other side are blooming for you

Chapter 468

It was just dawn, and Ye Xuanji had already practiced Tai Chi in the back garden.

Tai Chi was very common in her time.
If you practice well, you can become a martial arts master, and if you practice well, you can also strengthen your body and improve your body's resistance.

Because it is still early, no one can be seen in the back garden, it is a good place to practice.

After practicing this lap, Ye Xuanji sweated a little.
She took out a handkerchief and wiped it carelessly, her gaze swept to the high wall in the distance, a wry smile appeared on the corner of her lips.

She is under house arrest!
I have been under house arrest for two days!

Ever since Mo Qingcheng slammed the door and left that night, he never came to look for her again.
However, he restrained her feet.
She is only allowed to be active in the six princes' mansion, and she is not allowed to step out of the mansion.

Wherever she went, the servant girl followed her, so she couldn't find a chance to escape.

With a low sigh, she seemed to be locked up.

He was grounded by Mo Yuncong when he crossed over, and now he is grounded by Mo Qingcheng...

When she was grounded by Mo Yuncong, she still had hope.
Once her body was back to normal, she would slap her butt and run away, so she was not in a hurry at that time.

Now—I don't know if my body has rotted away.
Now this body doesn't have any martial arts, how easy is it to escape?
I really yearn for the free life outside...

Now she doesn't dare to think about traveling back.
Her body is gone, and if she travels back, who will know her?

Now the entire Sixth Palace knows what happened that night.

Because the sixth prince was injured, seriously injured.
It is said that several imperial doctors came to remove the wooden thorns from his hands.
It is said that there are more than a dozen wooden thorns in his hands, and it is said that when the imperial doctor pulled out those wooden thorns, he was in so much pain...

She didn't bother to ask.
But her maids often talked about it in private, which she overheard.
(End of this chapter)