Evil Crown Princess

Chapter 56 The Prince's Warning

At the gate of Prince Jing's mansion, Mr. Yexuan suddenly stopped in his tracks.

Prince Jing stood aside, without any change on his face, as if he had expected it earlier.

"Prince Jing." Lord Yexuan paused, and then said, "I know you don't want to keep Tang Mu by my side."

Prince Jing stood quietly, frowning, and didn't say much, but the breath in his whole body didn't mean to bow his head in the slightest.

Lord Yexuan looked at him with a faint smile, and said slowly, "Prince Jing, there are some things that you cannot stop."

Prince Jing still frowned, but finally asked with a sigh: "Prince, the young lady is not a good candidate. The ruling and opposition parties, the left and right sides, the daughters of the great generals are all better than the young lady."

"Prince Jing, I think you have misunderstood." He looked at Tang Guangjing at the side with seriousness in his eyes, "Looking at the government and the public, if I want it, why wait until today. If Prince Jing blocks it, I will not I don't mind, it's just..." Mr. Yexuan paused, and then said: "I'm not sure what I will do on that day. You, try to be clear." After finishing speaking, don't wait any longer. He opened his mouth and walked straight towards the carriage.

Prince Jing looked at the carriage going away, and then slowly let go of the tightly held hands, but he frowned, but never let go.

On the other side, Tang Mu was about to take a nap, but when he saw his father approaching with a worried face, he immediately turned up his face, ran over with a jump, and said, "Father, what's wrong with you?"

Prince Jing looked at her and said seriously, "Mu'er, be honest, does the prince have other thoughts about you?"

"Father, didn't you think of a way to get me back?" Tang Mu's heart paused when she heard this. She thought that she would be fine when she went home, but now that she saw it, it was probably just her own thoughts.

Prince Jing sighed, "The emperor doesn't want to let you go, but just let you go home temporarily, you still have to enter the palace every now and then."

Tang Mu wailed in his heart, and finally had to tell the whole story of what happened today, including the prince's intention to marry her.

King Jing sighed, but there was nothing he could do, but suddenly, he said: "Why did this king forget the national teacher?" After speaking, he immediately went out and said: "Come on, go and invite the national teacher."

Tang Mu was quite curious about the national teacher, but he never found a chance to ask in detail.

"Father, how did the national teacher know you?"

"The national teacher is a strange person, you must not be rude to him."

Tang Mu stuck out his tongue when he heard this, "Wonderful person, you have to tell me how to do it first. I also said that my master is a strange person."

Tang Guangjing smiled and said: "Your master is a strange person, but the miracle doctor is different from the national teacher. The Sun Yao Dynasty has had the post of national teacher since ancient times, but no one knows where they come from, how old they are, and they are resigned as national teachers. After that, where did you go?"

Tang Mu frowned slightly when she heard this. She remembered that her father once said that when she was a child, it was because of a word from the national teacher that she was sent to the Valley of Miraculous Doctors. The magic of the national teacher may have something to do with her origin , or he has a way to send her back.

Thinking of this, my heart suddenly became a little excited.

The national teacher didn't keep them waiting for a long time, after the boy came to report, he walked over.

Inside Prince Jing's mansion, in the garden.

Tang Mu looked at him again curiously. Tang Guangjing was afraid that she would offend the other party, so he immediately said, "Mu'er, don't break the rules."

"It doesn't matter." Yun Jing said with a smile: "I and the little princess are old acquaintances."

Tang Mu raised his eyebrows slightly. Although the two had met several times, the time for real conversation was very little.

(End of this chapter)