My crown princess is super black

Chapter 207 Xiang Wan's private meeting with a man? III

If the queen were allowed to take Xiang Wan's calligraphy and painting, wouldn't it be the crown prince's then?
　"Both of you want it. Could it be possible to divide this painting into two halves? This is a good screen painting, what is it?" Jinhuang also knew in his heart that the harem fight for favor will be staged every day, but now it is for the sake of A painting by Xiang Wan, the face is so sad.

　"Your Majesty!" At this moment, Xiang Wan spoke.

　"Could you have a way?" What the Emperor Jin dislikes the most is that this person in the harem robs something. This is not the only thing he has, so what is there to grab?

　"Both the empress and concubine Rong like the painting of the courtier's daughter. That is the blessing of the courtier's daughter. If the concubine Rong and the empress do not dislike something, the courtier is willing to draw another one."

　Jinhuang nodded after hearing this.

　"Okay, okay, let someone arrange paper and ink for you, and you can draw on it right now!" Xiang Wan blessed her body and stepped aside.

　"Your Majesty, give this picture of plum blossoms to my concubine!" The queen said quickly, since Xiang Wan had redrawn it, it was natural that he couldn't draw another picture of red plum blossoms.

　"Okay!" Jin Huang quickly responded.

　Concubine Rong on the other side was already so angry that her teeth were itching, why should the queen be given the picture first, but the emperor agreed, so she had no choice but to give up.

　They can only wait for Xiangwan's one.

　Seeing that the painting was given to the queen, Xiang Wan thought about what to draw for Mu Xingyun?

　After thinking about it for the last time, I drew a picture of Xiangfei Bamboo, and then wrote the inscription "Eternal Xiangjiang Bamboo, no regrets. Every year, the bamboo shoots spring up every year, but there are many tears."

　But the legend of Xiangfei Bamboo is that Emperor E and Nvying cried by the tomb for nine days and nine nights for the death of Emperor Shun, and blood-red tears appeared on the bamboo poles on Jiuyi Mountain. It is the origin of Xiangfei bamboo.

　The reason why she painted the Concubine Xiang Bamboo was nothing more than to tell Mu Xingyun that in her previous life, she cried and broke her heart until she died, and she will definitely not be hurt by him after her rebirth.

　"Why are there spots on this bamboo pole?" Concubine Rong grew up in a deep boudoir, she had never seen this Xiangfei bamboo, and she didn't know that there was such a legend about this Xiangfei bamboo.

　"Mrs. Hui, this bamboo is called Xiangfei Bamboo." Xiang Wan replied.

　"The name is pretty, but why did you think of painting this bamboo as a gift to my concubine?" Concubine Rong was also a little curious, why she thought of painting this.

　"Hui Niangniang, there is a legend about Concubine Xiangzhu, which means that in the ancient prehistoric times, Emperor Shun had two concubines, Ehuang and Nvying, both of whom loved Emperor Shun very much. At the time of the court, Emperor Shun did not return, so he searched for Jiuyi Mountain. Only then did he learn that Emperor Shun killed nine evil dragons and died on Jiuyi Mountain. After learning the truth, Ehuang and Nvying cried on Jiuyi Mountain. After nine days and nine nights, the tears turned into tears of blood. The two died in front of the tomb of Emperor Shun, and the bamboo poles on Jiuyi Mountain had these spots on them. From then on, the people called this bamboo Xiangfei bamboo. The ministers gave this bamboo There is no other meaning for painting, but the four gentlemen are plum, orchid, bamboo, and chrysanthemum, and the court lady likes plum and bamboo the most. Moreover, this Xiangfei bamboo is very rare, so the court lady painted bamboo for Concubine Rong, and forgot to forgive me .”

　Although Xiang Wan painted this thing to explain something to Mu Xingyun, but Mu Xingyun certainly didn't know about it, so he didn't think too much about it.

　However, she felt relieved in her heart, presumably no one in this world except herself knew about the other meaning of this painting.

(End of this chapter)