The imperial concubine has been flipped again

Chapter 303 is a motherless

Emperor Beiling's arrogance is convincing, and even the woman he loves has an extraordinary detached temperament.

The atmosphere above the hall dropped sharply.

Those concubines who were about to laugh and cry just now can't laugh at this moment, they just want to cry.

Maisui lowered her head and smiled happily to herself.

Master is really powerful!Blocked the throats of those people!

I couldn't help but re-examined my master again in the attitude of looking up in my heart.

Concubine Wen slowly shook the fan in her hand, raised her eyebrows and looked at Su Xi a few times.

The little girl was amazing, she made the whole audience speechless with her own strength, and she couldn't find any flaws in her words, so she willingly believed everything she said.

And the courtier who spoke just now bit the bullet and sat in his seat with a restless expression.

However, sometimes that is the case.

The more you are afraid of something, the more you will come.

When he picked up the teacup and wanted to drown his anxiety behind the teacup, that beautiful and outstanding figure stopped in front of his desk.

"My lord, may I ask how high is your official residence?" Su Xi was condescending, with a cold look in her eyes.

The man put down the cup in his hand and stood up from behind the table with difficulty, bit the bullet and cupped his hands to respectfully salute Su Xi: "Return to the imperial concubine, the humble minister is the general of Fuguo, Chen Liang."

Su Xi raised her eyebrows slightly.

General Fuguo?Why are you so familiar.

Uh, now that I think about it, it was Concubine Ming accusing her of tearing up his paper?

But this kind of courage makes it hard to believe that he is the general of a country guarding the border.

In a part of the plot that I vaguely remember, it seems that the general had a very close relationship with a certain empress in the palace.

But Su Xi couldn't remember who that lady was.

Therefore, he must have heard from the empress that his book was torn by her, and he also heard a lot of provocative words, so he is so hostile to her, and the thorns in his words can stab people to death .

Since they are all mobs, there is no need to show any sympathy.

"General Chen, you only said that I was born in Nancheng, but you didn't say who I was born in, but you don't know? If you don't know, then you don't know me very well. It would be too much to say that I am ignorant." Su Xi still maintained a smile and politeness.

She doesn't even use her honorific title, she has no pretensions, and she feels very approachable to others.

Hearing this, Chen Liang responded immediately: "I naturally know that the imperial concubine is the daughter of Marquis Su."

As soon as the words came out, Chen Liang felt a chill down his spine.

The Suhou Mansion is a nobleman of the royal family, he just spit out what he said just now, but he lacked consideration
"I thought General Chen didn't know, but I didn't expect to know."

After a pause, he continued: "I have been taught by Lord Hou Dundun since I was a child to be humble and courteous. The general said this just now, and I feel very guilty. I have always followed my father's teachings, but was questioned by the general. I am ashamed of my father's hard work."

Su Xi lowered her eyes, her innocent appearance looked lovely.

One sentence made everyone present understand it beyond comprehension.

Since she was born, she has been taught by Master Su, and she also obeys her father's orders and has learned a lot of etiquette.
Chen Liang now accuses her of being ignorant in words, which is to question the problem of Master Su's family education.

Chen Liang's body swayed violently and almost fell down: "The imperial concubine."

"It is true that my mother died young, but Master Hou loves me. He is both a father and a mother, and he is afraid that others will poke my spine and call me a motherless."

Before Chen Liang finished speaking, Su Xi interrupted him, and he didn't even have a chance to appeal for himself.

(End of this chapter)