Female Queen Quick Time Travel: The Wife is a Husband Lover

 Chapter 1409 She is my fiancée

On the day Su Qiruo left Beijing, she left in a hurry and did not say goodbye to anyone.

The queen couldn't help crying in the palace, and locked herself in the small Buddhist hall without even seeing the emperor's face.

Si Qianling did not leave the house to see her off, but only said goodbye to her in the house, just like he did many times when he sent her out of the house.

Horses galloped on the official road leading to Beichuan, and dozens of people in the group were traveling lightly.

As soon as Su Qiruo entered her mansion, the imperial edict was delivered right after her.

At the same time, the capital was also in chaos.

There were quite a few people in the party of the Four Emperors' Daughters, and a lot of positions were left vacant in the court.

All forces wanted to arrange for their own people to fill in, and there were many conflicts over this.

The emperor was still worried about the war in Beichuan, and the Wang family of the Eastern Qing Dynasty made trouble again.

Before, the emperor might have only suspected that the four princesses were colluding with the Wang family of the Eastern Qing Dynasty, but now it is basically certain.

In this case, she doesn't have to worry about the last bit of mother-daughter love.

The Tatars originally sent troops to Northern Yan under the guise of avenging the third princess, but now that the Emperor of Northern Yan had kidnapped the fourth princess and sent them here, they had no good excuse.

This also gave Su Qiruo, who had just rushed to the border, a chance to breathe and get along well with the generals sent by the capital.

The King of Tatar looked at the half-dead four princesses sent by Beiyan, and felt a little embarrassed for a moment.

With only half a life left, Emperor Beiyan was cruel enough to his daughter.

"Are we going to kill or not?"

The King of Tartar had many daughters, and except for the eldest daughter, the rest were no different to her.

A third princess is nothing, she just wants to take the opportunity to ask Beiyan for some benefits. Unexpectedly, Emperor Beiyan was so stingy that he would rather start a war with her or send a daughter over than have a good talk with them.

"Isn't she the princess of Beiyan? Just keep it to threaten the people of Beiyan." Someone suggested.

Everyone sneered: "Your Highness, the Emperor of Beiyan personally ordered her to be sent to us to deal with. It is clear that we will give up on her."

Who can a princess who was abandoned by the emperor threaten?

Huangfu Danqing just collapsed on the ground, full of resentment and unwillingness, unable to support his half-lived body.

She thought that she had left out everything, and thought that no matter what, as the royal daughter, the mother-mother had to care about some of the mother-daughter love, so it was not easy to kill her directly.

That's why she dared to collude with the Tatars and use poisonous tactics to get rid of the Beichuan Su family.

But she didn't expect that Beichuan Su's family had another fish that slipped through the net, and before this fish slipped through the net, her "wise and powerful" mother-emperor had already dealt with her first.

Ha ha…

She is not willing to give in!

Not willing to give in!

Why?

Why is it that a princess who was born to be a heir has ended up like this after planning for half her life?

Her husband was imprisoned in the cold palace, her biological sister was sent to the imperial mausoleum, and her father's family was executed...

how come?

How could she end up in such a tragic end?

It shouldn't be like this.

It shouldn't be like this!

Huangfu Danqing burst into tears amidst the taunts of the Tatars. He was originally thinking about using her identity to do something else, but when the Tatar King saw this, he could only give up his thoughts.

A man who is almost dead is not worth worrying about.

"Come here, lock her up in the cowshed and fend for herself. Just think of it as... atonement for Nami Renjie!"

With a wave of the Tatar King's hand, Huangfu Danqing's life ended here.