Tell the lord, the princess has climbed the wall

Chapter 27 The Battle for the Candidates for Jiaji (2)

"Such a person can be considered to have both fortune and wealth. This is the funniest joke I have heard in these years." Cheng Guifei sneered, and retorted,
"You..." Empress Xu gasped.

"What about me?" Concubine Cheng stroked her bun, as if she was so angry that she would not pay her life, "I am just telling the truth..."

Seeing Concubine Cheng being so merciless, Empress Xu was not to be outdone, and didn't care about the presence of so many people, so she cursed directly, "Really? Then what's so good about your sister, isn't she just like you?" , with a natural vixen look, showing off people with sex all day long..."

"That's enough! It's a big audience, what's the proper way?" The emperor finally couldn't listen anymore, and interrupted the quarrel between the two.

Seeing that the emperor lost his temper, the two of them knew that they lost their composure just now, so they immediately lowered their banners and silenced their drums.

"These two people don't understand the rules, and the emperor's aunt laughed at them. Zhaoran is your own granddaughter, and her Jiaji will naturally be determined by the emperor's aunt." The emperor gave the two of them a hard look, and turned to the eldest princess whispered,

"The two of them are also for the good of Zhaoran. I, an old woman, know this kindness." The eldest princess nodded, took over the emperor's conversation, and said calmly, "Actually, it's just Zhaoran adding a hairpin. The old lady thinks there is no need to make such a trouble. From my point of view, it would be good for Cheng’s daughter-in-law to join her. She is originally the princess of Annan Kingdom, and she just got married yesterday, so Zhaoran just got some joy from her, so she can get married as soon as possible. A wishful gentleman."

"Ah..." Zuo Muxie was just seeing the rising point, and suddenly heard the eldest princess call his name, and almost jumped up from the chair in shock.

What is the idea of ​​the Eldest Princess? The Jiaji, who is vying for each other and stalemate, let her be the one. Isn't this pushing herself into the fire?
"Aunt Huang, there might be something wrong with this matter." Sure enough, Zuo Mu hadn't figured out how to refuse, and Empress Xu took the lead to refute, "Since ancient times, Jiaji needs people with both ability and integrity and prestige. Although she belongs to the country, Concubine Kang can be regarded as a valuable status if she is reluctant, but if you have both ability and political integrity, it is a bit far-fetched, right?"

"Pfft..., who said it wasn't? I heard that Concubine Kang got married yesterday, but there was a lot of commotion." Madam Cheng covered her lips and smiled coquettishly, turned the limelight, and miraculously reached an agreement with Queen Xu united front.

Seeing Empress Xu and Madam Cheng open their mouths, the people below who were divided into two factions no longer had any scruples, and aimed at Zuo Mu unanimously.

"It's not just a big noise? I heard that the door was smashed to force a kiss?"

"That's right, smashing the door to force a marriage, this is probably the first time in our Xixia country, right?"

……

"Of course, today is a day that belongs to you alone, and your own Jiaji is up to you." Hearing the voice of the discussion below getting worse and worse, the eldest princess' face suddenly sank, and she interrupted the discussion with a low cough, coldly Glancing coldly, he uncharacteristically asked Wei Zhaoran for his opinion, "You decide for yourself, who do you want to add hairpins for you, is it Mrs. Wei Guogong, Mrs. Wu Prime Minister, or Concubine Kang?"

As soon as the problem came out, the dead silence was restored immediately below.

The two parties, who had been fighting against each other just now, quickly split up, regained their positions one after another, and stared at each other like black-eyed chickens.

Each of them is working hard, and there is a stance of rushing to fight if they choose the opponent.

(End of this chapter)