Emperor concubine and phoenix

Chapter 40 Property
The sky is high and cloudy, and the sun is just right.

When Nan Si, who was dressed as a teenager, arrived outside the palace gate in a carriage, by coincidence, she bumped into Mrs. Qin and Qin Jingshu, mother and daughter, who were coming out of the palace.

Does this count as a narrow road to enemies?

This sentence flashed across Nan Si's mind, and she carelessly curled the corners of her lips, with a bit of laziness and a bit of indifference and mockery.

In the eyes of Mrs. Qin opposite, it was clearly the right minister's expression of contempt for them.

"Lord Nan Xiang." Mrs. Qin stopped in her tracks, looked at Nan Si's charming face expressionlessly, and greeted with a half-hearted smile, "Enter the palace?"

The corners of Nan Si's lips twitched lightly: "Madam asked knowingly."

Mrs. Qin's face turned blue, her eyes became a little more gloomy, but there was still a decent smile on the corner of her mouth: "Miss Nan Xiang has a beautiful face, no wonder he can be favored by the emperor alone, but it's a pity that he didn't give birth to a daughter, otherwise the position of empress is definitely not certain. Nanxiang is none other than him."

"Really?" Nan Si raised her lower lip, and said lightly, "If the truth is that she is a daughter, maybe the emperor doesn't like it."

Madam Qin choked, her face turned a little red, and she almost couldn't help yelling at this little bitch.

What does he mean?
Did he mean to say that the emperor only likes handsome men and not women?

I seduce the emperor with a face of disastrous to the country and the people, and deliberately tarnish the reputation of the emperor here?

Simply shameless.

"Miss Nan Xiang is busy with business, mother, let's not waste your time." Qin Jingshu said calmly, her eyes glanced over Nan Si's face, and she said gently, "Miss Nan Si, please."

Nan Si nodded, and said casually: "By the way, the fourth daughter of the Qin family has been well-known recently. I heard that she is very beautiful. I became interested in her. Madam Qin, please go back and tell the fourth daughter. With a sound, Zhenxiang intends to take her as a concubine, and will carry her into the mansion some day."

His tone was calm, and he said that taking a concubine was like buying cabbage, and the cabbage he bought was from the Qin family, which made Mrs. Qin's expression almost unbearable.

"Nan Xiang doesn't know, Qin Si is a person who has a marriage contract." Madam Qin's tone was indifferent, and she could no longer pretend to be polite, "Her marriage contract with the Lu family will be brought up soon, and it should be done on an auspicious day Yes. Nan Xiang is the emperor's man, so taking a concubine may not be appropriate."

"A man of the emperor?" Nan Si paused, and looked up at her, "What does Mrs. Qin mean?"

Mrs. Qin's expression froze, and she realized in an instant that she had said something wrong, but it was too late to take it back.

"Madam Qin wants to say that I am the emperor's pet?" Nan Si raised her brows lightly, "Is it the emperor's property?"

Mrs. Qin remained silent with a stiff face, and couldn't help but reply in her heart: Isn't it?

The identity of the Southern Prime Minister was known to everyone in the emperor, and no one knew it. With a face that the emperor liked, he "sleeped" to the status of a high-ranking right prime minister, but in fact he was not a popular thing at all.

However, even if it was an open secret, everyone would only dare to discuss it in private, except for those dandy clans of the Cang clan who dared to mock him face to face, who else would have the guts?
It is a fact that Nan Xiangrong is alluring, and it is also a fact that his methods are ruthless.

You can say in front of him how much he is favored by the emperor, but no one has ever dared to put the word "prostitution" on him.

"Master Nan Xiang, my mother didn't mean that." Qin Jingshu said calmly, "It's just that the fourth sister does have an engagement with the Lu family, and I hope Master Nan Xiang will understand."

(End of this chapter)