Fire Concubine: Demon Lord, too presumptuous!

Chapter 21 Introducing the Wolf into the Room 2
"It's okay, let's go." Li Yuan raised his head lazily.

Hang Rong rubbed his arms fiercely, feeling a little awkward, looking at Li Yuan with weird eyes, and left in a hurry.

The next day, the snow in the sky still didn't stop, it drifted and silently covered the palace again, and indirectly concealed those ugly thoughts.

"Master National Teacher."

Di Xian'er was about to leave the palace, but on the way she ran into Li Yuan who was going to court early.

She was wearing a red palace dress, with a fox fur on her shoulders, which made her skin extraordinarily pink and fair. She had a very noble aura of a princess, and her frowns and smiles were well-behaved.

Li Yuan smiled, but was polite, "Princess."

"Master Li Yuan was in poor health last night, but he is better today? Do you want to send the imperial physician to take a look?"

Di Xian'er is very gentle and beautiful. She fully possesses all the advantages of ancient women. In the blink of an eye, there is a sense of aura.

"My national teacher's body is fine, thank you princess for caring."

"Heh, the national teacher and the princess chatted very happily."

Lu Zhongming came from the official road, and he looked at Li Yuan with some hostility, but he didn't dare to show it blatantly. After all, Li Yuan was a national teacher, and he was a capable national teacher who hadn't stood up yet.

"Master Lu." Di Xian'er smiled softly and charmingly.

Lu Zhongming hid the joy in his eyes, "Princess."

"Then the princess will leave first, and the royal brothers are still outside the palace."

After saying goodbye to the two, Li Yuan remembered that before leaving last night, Di Xian'er organized the prince and princess to have a party at the Qiusa Wine Pavilion outside the palace, in order to bond with the sons of officials and ministers.

Emperor Nine also wants to go.

Knowing that Emperor Jiu would not come to the morning court today, Li Yuan subconsciously breathed a sigh of relief, but looking at the empty place opposite, he felt a little awkward.

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Autumn Sa Wine Pavilion.

"I have seen the eldest prince."

As soon as Di Jiu entered, all the men and women in the box stood up and greeted him.

"Don't be too polite."

Di Jiu sat lazily aside, and someone came to pour tea immediately.

In addition to the children of officials in the imperial city, there are also several princes and princesses in the palace.

The eldest princess Di Xian'er, the youngest princess Di Yushu, the second prince Di Yan, and the sixth prince Di Qingyun.

Di Yan and Di Yushu were descended from noble concubines, although they were concubines, their status was noble.

Di Xian'er was born to a concubine, but she died a few years ago before she survived the winter because she was too weak.

As for Di Qingyun, it belonged to a palace girl, and Di Hong gave birth to such a son after drinking and messing around.

In the past, Di Jiu really looked down on Di Qingyun and felt that her status was too humble, but when she was reborn, those unnecessary things were meaningless to her.

Being alive is the most important thing.

However, the fate of Di Qingyun in his previous life was not good. He finally became a monk and committed suicide in a Buddhist holy place within a year after entering the monastery. His life was miserable.

Di Qingyun is not a bad person, on the contrary, he is very easy-going and has no interest in imperial power, but even the children in the palace think he is too humble, so they avoid him and isolate him.

However, he has no power, no power, no support, and no one to rely on. It cannot be said that it is all luck, at least Di Jiu doesn't believe it at all.

And when it comes to why Di Qingyun became a monk in his previous life...

Di Qingyun, who was sitting diagonally opposite, was talking with someone in a low voice, his eyes glanced over, and Di Jiu chuckled lightly.

As expected.

That man was Yu Bolin, the only son of Prime Minister Yu in the imperial capital, who was a year or two older than them.

(End of this chapter)