The emperor wants to flip my brand every day

Chapter 369 I came out to mess around, and I have to pay it back sooner or later

Presumably this is tit for tat.

If you come out to mess around, you will have to pay it back sooner or later.

Li Zheng's words are precise and accurate, and they are all on the point.

Thinking about it carefully, at that time I wanted to use Li Zheng as a tool.

And Li Zheng also cooperated with him, and he didn't let himself lose face in the slightest in front of the ministers.

But now I...

It seems that it is really wrong to be anxious about Li Zheng.

Realize that what you planted in the past is now repaid.

Li Zheng should not be blamed for his anger.

Shangguan Yuanyuan calmed down her anger, and her eyes stayed on Li Zheng's place that was wet with tea, "You left some clothes here last time, I'll bring them to you, you can change them."

"Ah."

Li Zheng nodded.

Shangguan Yuanyuan went to find clothes for Li Zheng.

Most of Li Zheng's clothes are black. This color is very harmonious with his temperament, calm, reserved, unfathomable, and inherently mysterious.

When Li Zheng changed his clothes and came out, Shangguan Yuanyuan almost looked straight at him.

With such a good looks, if you want to be a man, you will probably become a mosquito coil, okay?
The heartbeat missed several times, until Li Zheng's hand lifted her chin.

"Yuanyuan, don't take me for a fool."

After Li Zheng finished speaking, he let go of her jaw.

He was not looking at her, and walked towards the door.

Shangguan Yuanyuan looked at Li Zhengxiu's tall and straight figure, and heard him mention that sentence inexplicably just now, don't take him for a fool.

An inexplicable block in my heart.

In the original book, there is such a description.

The heroine, Situ Meng, was confined in the palace, tied with iron chains, her wrists and ankles were worn out by the chains, and there was no good flesh.

She was getting thinner and thinner, and her shape was haggard.

Li Zheng would visit her every few days, and he would feed her every mouthful, without ever feeling disgusted.

Until one day, before he left under her hateful gaze, he also said the same sentence.

"Situ Meng, don't take me for a fool."

The same sentence was asked by Li Zheng to himself.

Shangguan Yuanyuan couldn't tell what it was like in her heart.

In the original book, Li Zheng really had nothing to say to Situ Meng.

He is cruel and ruthless to the world and everyone.

Only for the heroine Situ Meng, she is deadly and stupid, a silly and sweet virgin, she believes in other people, but she doesn't trust the hero.

The abuse of that book was entirely caused by the heroine Situ Meng.

As for the hero Li Zheng...

When Shangguan Yuanyuan was reading the book, I felt that the biggest flaw was the way the male protagonist looked at the female protagonist.

So deadly, so stupid, so stupid, what is it worth the male lead to like?
There is also a character set of the male lead who is obviously very smart, but he is so in love with the female lead that he doesn't care about anything once he falls in love with the female lead.

Shangguan Yuanyuan felt that the author's writing was too contradictory.

For example, until now, she had seen Li Zheng show such an expression to herself.

A kind of strong, deep love of being loved deeply to the bone marrow, just like this, all of it is poured on him.

She is not a heroine, she is just a person from another world who has nothing to do with this world.

But he was so deeply loved by Li Zheng.

She was at a loss, but she couldn't explain clearly, and her heart was touched.

Think of the ending of the book.

After Situ Meng's death, Li Zheng lived with her ashes in his arms. He had no heirs, and he was a lonely family in the end.

The ending of Li Zheng in the book is that he died of poisoning. After his death, he was flogged, his grave was dug up, and he was insulted on the tombstone.

It was even recorded by historians in the history books as a cruel, incompetent, incompetent, and stinking image for thousands of years.

It was all because he had done countless cruel things and offended countless people during his lifetime...

(End of this chapter)