Leftover women crossing the harem: competing with the king for the world

Chapter 50
Mo Weichen didn't expect Bu Xiuling to be so forthright, she agreed before he even asked.

But she promised so quickly that he began to wonder if this was her trick.

"General Mo doesn't believe me?" Lin Zhishi smiled lightly. She was originally a student of management, and had a little knowledge of psychology. Looking at the slightly suspicious look on his face, she probably guessed what was going on in his heart.

And more importantly, since he came here alone today, it can be seen that maybe he hasn't reported the matter of the mirror to Yu Bei'an, and he just wants to use the mirror to threaten her to surrender, so as to claim credit in front of Yu Bei'an.

She was also someone else's boss, so how could she not see what her subordinates were thinking.

"You promised so neatly, are you not afraid that I will ask you to sacrifice your life?"

Lin Zhishi looked at the heroic face with a faint smile, and moved his face closer to him, with a tendency to seduce and tease, "Would you do it?" It was just asking knowingly, forgive him for not daring to kill her, she is the king The person who wants to close, dare to move?
After a dignified country, the behavior is so rough and disorderly.

Mo Weichen straightened his face, snorted a bit disdainfully, unmoved by Lin Zhishi's seduction, and sneered, "The emperor is younger."

The implication is that the little emperor is still too young to satisfy her, but she will fall in love with a man when she sees him.

Lin Zhishi laughed twice, then his face became serious, and he said in a low voice, "Okay, I won't tease you anymore. According to my relationship with the emperor in the past few days, I found that there is something wrong with the emperor."

"What's wrong?" Mo Weichen asked.

Lin Zhishi squinted his eyes, "General Mo, if you hang yourself, you have to find the rope first, right? I promise you to find out within three days."

"I'll give you three more days."

After Mo Weichen finished speaking, he swept away with lightness, and flew away neatly and handsomely.

(End of this chapter)