Dressed as the villain's favorite girl

Chapter 106 Fairy
The emperor's eyes were sharp, his index finger was slightly bent, and he tapped the table little by little.

"I want to know if King Sheng is involved in this matter."

The Prime Minister of Dali Temple said: "Probably not. Prince Cheng is cautious, but whenever matters involving several princes, Prince Sheng will stay far away."

Chu Yu's expression was not good.

He was in his prime, and the princes began to consider competing for the crown prince. It can be seen that the crown prince was established early, and conflicts broke out quickly.

But among these grown-up princes, none of them are worry-free.

"Continue to investigate, don't reveal the news yet, and besides," the emperor paused, and took a shallow sip of tea, "King Sheng recently sent Ji Shangchu to a couple of farmers' homes, and sent someone to watch over Ji Shangchu. Still useful."

Perhaps, from the first time Ji Shangchu saw that there was something wrong with the tea that Chu Yu gave Chu Yao, Chu Yu had already moved to kill her.

If you can't use it, just get rid of it. Even though Ji Shangchu is only a six-year-old child, she would rather kill a hundred by mistake than let one go. This is the law of her ascension to the throne.

"My minister obeys."

"I heard that the woman in Prince Cheng's mansion has a big belly. It's been nearly three months?"

The Chancellor of Dali Temple shook his head at this, "The people in Prince Sheng's Mansion have the strictest mouths, they can't pry anything out, and most of the servants in Prince Cheng's Mansion are widows and widows, so they don't have any weaknesses."

Therefore, if you want to inquire about the affairs of King Sheng's mansion, unless King Sheng intends to reveal it to others, it will be even more difficult.

"I have a sense of proportion, you kneel down."

"Yes, I retire."

Not long after the prime minister of Dali Temple left, Chu Yao sent someone to summon the queen.

The queen didn't like to hang out in front of his eyes, and she didn't like to go out because of her indifferent temper.

It can be said that it is difficult for Chu Yu to meet people.

But today, it's different.

Not long after the queen entered the hall, before she knelt down to salute, Chu Yu threw the memorial presented by Dali Temple and smashed it on the queen's shoulder. Look at your good son! "

Jiang Luo unhurriedly picked up the memorial, casually flipped through two chapters, and got a clear overview.

"If the emperor doesn't establish a crown prince, is he just waiting for these princes to fight? The courtiers and concubines are ignorant, thinking that Yuan'er is right to fight."

The second prince, Chu Yuan.

The emperor thought that holding the queen's weakness in his hands would make the queen subdue, at least he would kneel down in front of him and beg him to explain for his son and complain about his grievances.

But the play sung by the queen really took her by surprise, and even caught her off guard.

People didn't get it right, but they were very angry with themselves.

The emperor sneered, got up from the dragon chair, walked up to her step by step, grabbed her chin, and suddenly raised his face.

"Jiang Luo, I don't need a son the most, so you don't have to be afraid, I abolished your son in a fit of anger!"

"The concubine is cold by nature, so what's the matter with having a son, the concubine's favorite will always be herself, isn't the emperor the same?"

The queen pulled her lips slightly and smiled. She was the princess of Xijin, and she had an exotic and enchanting beauty when she smiled, which was very seductive.

Like, goblins who drag people to hell.

The red lips are very touching.

Chu Yu stared at her for a moment, then immediately pinched her chin and threw her away.

Her heart can't be covered, neither soft nor hard, as she said, she only loves herself and has no weakness.

"Jiang Luo, I really want to kill you."

"Really? Then why does the emperor keep his concubines?"

……

Fortunately, after Ji Shangchu changed to a new home, King Sheng took good care of the pair of farmers.

(End of this chapter)