Chapter 1305 Black-bellied concubine (45)

  Because of the assassination, the emperor did not dare to leave the Lingnan king and others "temporarily live" in the capital.

  This time it is the Lingnan King. Next time it may be the Beijing King and the Xijiao King. If there are one or two assassination incidents, and those princes are injured a little, he will have to give him his hand!

  So, without waiting for the vassals to speak, the emperor not only allowed them to return to their respective territories, but also did not dare to ask to leave the son or the princess as a proton, and generously rewarded many things.

Xia Houqin got the news first, and rushed to the Lingnan Palace the first time. After deliberately stimulating Ruan Jie, he ran to tell Ruan Tang the news, talked to Ruan Tang for a long time, and gave her some gifts made by herself. Then left with reluctance.

  After going out, he had another fight with Ruan Jie. Ruan Jie was basically hanged and beaten by Xia Houqin. He was also warned by Xia Houqin to practice martial arts well, be more mindful, and protect Ruan Tang.

  Ruan Yue was so angry that she cursed.

  Not long after Xia Houqin left Lingnan Palace, a person hiding in the dark also hurriedly left, and finally entered the Ming Palace.

  All the forces that went to the capital to celebrate the emperor’s birthday, the Lingnan Palace was the last one to leave, and the rewards were the most. They also let the prince who greeted them and brought the minister to the gate of the city in person.

   "The prince is the King of Ming." The **** reminded Xia Houchen.

  Xia Houchen’s perception of King Ming is very complicated.

  He knew that the queen did not have any affection for King Ming. The so-called "childhood sweethearts" were nothing more than a conspiracy used by the queen to calculate and use King Ming to do things for her wholeheartedly.

   also hated the king of Ming coveting his mother, letting outsiders gossiping, and making his father's attitude towards him a little uncertain.

  Years of growth experience made Xia Houqin also have to admit the fact that if there is no King Ming, it is almost impossible for his mother to overwhelm the imperial concubine and sit as the queen!

Even if    becomes a queen, it will probably not be long before the bones are calculated by the open gun and the secret arrow.

  Even the prince, he is in the upper rank under the support of King Ming!

  While he hates King Ming, he has to accept the protection and support of King Ming, pretending to respect King Ming, so that King Ming can continue to **** the ambitions of their mother and daughter.

  Ming Wang is like a mirror, allowing him to see his ugly and dark side!

  It’s just that Xia Houchen doesn’t understand that there is no intersection between King Ming and Lingnan Palace. How could he be here?

   "His Royal Highness." Seeing the prince, Ling Guang and Han Jian hurriedly wanted to salute, but were stopped by Xia Houchen, "No gift, Ming Wang is here to send Lingnan King?"

  Wang Ming retracted his gaze from a distance when he heard the words, and turned his head to look at Xia Houqin, his tone was cold and distant: "No."

  Xiahouchen: "……"

  Did he have the illusion that King Ming was so indifferent to him?

  Not only Xiahouchen, but also the eunuchs and attendants in the East Palace showed strange expressions.

  Ming King has never been so indifferent to His Royal Highness!

   Facing the prince and the others' astonishment, King Ming did not change his face, and his eyes were placed on the dark shadow that was almost invisible on the official road.

  While Ling Guang raised his eyebrows, the prince just got up and walked around. Where is the king of Lingnan worthy of the prince himself!

  Han Jian's face changed slightly. He led the investigation of the young princess of Lingnan Palace, but he found something.

  The little princess has a big problem with her life experience.

  If God has eyes, it is very likely that he will meet his old friends who have been separated for more than ten years.

  But he did not tell King Ming.

  He thought that the prince didn’t know anything, but now, looking at the prince’s attitude towards the prince, it’s hard to forget to guess.

  (End of this chapter)