Reborn as the first poisonous concubine

Chapter 725 The Princess Marries Far Away 20
"Your Majesty..." Caiyan was suddenly slapped dizzy by Concubine Lu Gui, and she looked at Concubine Lu Gui without knowing why, still a little dazed.

"Remember, we haven't done anything!" Concubine Lu Gui sternly scolded her, and said in a deep voice, "Keep your mouth shut!"

It was only then that Caiyan realized that she was in a hurry and said a lot of things that she shouldn't have said, and she nodded in agreement while covering her hot cheeks.

Concubine Lu Gui vented for a while, her mood improved a little, she drank a sip of tea, and said slowly: "As for the prince, sooner or later he will become a serious problem for my Fanyang Lu family! Since he is not willing to be wooed by me, he can It's my fault for being merciless..."

When she said this, a sneer appeared on the corner of her lips, and a cold light flickered in her eyes.

Seeing her master's sneer, Caiyan shuddered silently, and an ominous premonition slowly rose.

This time, empress... I'm afraid she has become cruel to His Royal Highness the Crown Prince!But His Royal Highness is different from other concubines, if something happens, the emperor will never turn a blind eye!
Caiyan wanted to persuade Concubine Lu Gui a few words, but raised her eyes to meet Concubine Lu Gui's cold gaze, and finally swallowed those words.

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As soon as the dark day of the first month passed, Princess Yong'an Xiao Yuluo embarked on the road of marriage.In order to avoid accidents along the way, besides Xiao Heng sent a team of elite soldiers to escort Princess Yongan away, Wuling King Xiao Rong also personally sent Xiao Yuluo and the envoys of the Northern Wei Dynasty to leave the imperial capital.

Amidst the cheers of the people in the imperial capital and the sound of the orchestra, Xiao Yurao reluctantly waved to his father, queen, concubine, and brother of the prince, and finally got into the gorgeous carriage.

However, the Northern Wei Dynasty was originally from the Xianbei tribe, and Gao Yang, the envoy of the Northern Wei Dynasty, and his party all rode on horses, and left the imperial capital with Du Shao, the criminal minister who was tied up, and the carriage escorting Princess Yong'an.

Xiao Heng and other royal family and nobles stood on the tower until their figures disappeared from sight, then turned and went down the tower.

Because there is no queen in the Sixth Palace, and Concubine Lu Gui is the biological mother of Princess Heqin, so Concubine Lu Guifei stood side by side with Xiao Heng this time, but Han Xianger, the head of the nine concubines who has been in the limelight recently, stood on the other side of Xiao Heng. It seemed that she was on the same level as Concubine Lu Gui.

Concubine Lu Gui was only concerned about her daughter's long journey, and suppressed her displeasure until Xiao Yuluo's carriage went far away, and she went down the tower with Xiao Heng, and then remembered that Han Xiang'er had stolen her limelight.

Unexpectedly, Han Xiang'er didn't notice her hostility. Seeing her displeasure, she walked over to her side and smiled with concern: "Sister, don't be too sad. Your Royal Highness's marriage is for the sake of friendship between the two countries. I will definitely meet you in the future." He was praised by the people and recorded in the annals of history!"

Concubine Lu Gui snorted coldly, and said coolly: "Thank you sister for your concern... Listening to my sister's tone, I must be hoping to give birth to a daughter in the future, becoming a concubine princess, and honoring my mother!"

Han Xianger's complexion changed slightly. Although these words sounded fine, Han Xianger's identity was originally low compared to Concubine Lu's. Entering the palace as a dancer also caused some criticisms from concubines in the harem. It was to remind her not to forget her identity!

Han Xianger knew that Concubine Lu Gui had long regarded her as a thorn in her side, but she was unwilling to confront Concubine Lu Gui unless it was absolutely necessary!

(End of this chapter)