Abandoned concubine turned over: Lord, don't be arrogant

Chapter 454
'kindness! '

The emperor glanced at the woman lazily, the frivolity in his eyes was not concealed at all: "Take off the veil, let me see!"

Chu Qingchen knew that Chu Qiu's silver belt this year was less, so the emperor was not happy.Today, one or two people are bound to be attacked and humiliated.

So, after hearing what he said, Su Shou took off the golden veil that covered her face. Under her long black eyelashes, there was a pair of piercing eyes!

Her features are enchanting and graceful, completely different from the appearance of a woman from Dachang. The emperor subconsciously shook his glass of wine, as if attracted by her special charm.

"I heard that women from Chuqiu are naturally good at dancing, and they like to dance barefoot in the palm of their hand?"

barefoot?

In Dachang, it is not elegant for a woman to go barefoot.Especially not barefoot in front of men.

Now in the Zhaohui Palace, as far as the eye can see, there are all men.

"Please forgive me, Your Majesty. Qingchen has been stubborn since he was a child, and he likes to go out riding and hunting with Brother Wang the most. Therefore, I have never learned the dance of women!"

The emperor frowned slightly, and suddenly said coldly: "What's your name?"

Chu Qingchen respectfully said: "Responding to Your Majesty's words, I call you Chuqiu Qingchen. The name comes from the two words in the fate of smile and dust, and one read and one quiet."

As soon as the woman's voice fell, the hall fell silent for a moment.

Chu Qingchen looked at the emperor from the corner of his eye, and found that his gaze was like glancing at a part of the main hall.

After a long time, the emperor said solemnly: "Then what talent do you have?"

"Returning to Your Majesty, Qingchen likes Dachang's piano sound very much, so I learned it secretly. If Your Majesty doesn't dislike it, Qingchen is willing to make a fool of himself."

As soon as Chu Qingchen said this, Chu Qiu Chiyu who was beside him immediately stared at him with big eyes, and said with his lips: "Don't be foolish." '

Chu Qingchen ignored him and stood silently.Then the emperor said suspiciously: "Since that's the case, let's play the piano!"

"Yes!"

Chu Qingchen walked all the way, feeling the gazes from all directions.

If I can't get away tonight, then after today's dinner, I must put on Cheng En Sha, and lie on the emperor's dragon bed to have fun!
Therefore, today, she must caress the song she played before she died.

She only has this chance to stand up, so she must hold it firmly.

Finally, she sat in front of a guqin, held her breath, concentrated her attention, and caressed the surface of the piano with her white jade fingers.

The sound of the piano sounded in vain in the hall, the sound of the piano was euphemistic but resolute.If it is accompanied by a sword dance, then the scene of that day has reappeared.

Gradually, everyone in the hall began to be astonished.After they were stunned, they began to whisper.

They were talking, and the piece seemed familiar.

After a long time.

They mentioned the words of Anping Xiangjun!
'Boom! '

There was a heavy slap on the table.

The sound of the piano also stopped abruptly.

The woman raised her head in confusion, and saw the emperor staring at her sternly, and asked, "Where did you learn this song!"

Chu Qingchen got up slowly, and after a salute, a clear voice came out of his mouth: "If Qingchen told the truth, His Majesty might find it incredible."

The emperor said coldly: "Say it!"

"Qingchen dare not lie, this song was learned in Qingchen's dream."

"What a dream!"

After listening to the emperor's inquiry, Chu Qingchen said seriously: "Two months ago, Qingchen was ill. So, when he was sleeping deeply, Qingchen dreamed that he was wearing a purple-blue Dachang court dress, sitting Playing the qin in front of the yellow cloth with the dragon pattern. As far as I can see, there is a bonfire that is ten feet high, and a few men who are dancing swords. What I played at that time was this piece of music.”

(End of this chapter)