Quick Wear: The fishing beauty makes the villain obsessed

Three months later.

In the main hall of the Weiguo Palace.

Accompanied by the ethereal sound of a piano, a group of graceful girls wrapped in gauze slowly walked out from behind the red curtain.

The current situation is turbulent, the border is in chaos, and the Hun soldiers have already entered the major cities of Wei State.

However, the palace was still filled with singing and dancing, feasting and revelry.

The current Emperor Xiao of Wei loves beauties more than his country. Since he ascended the throne, he has been collecting beauties from all over the people. The number of concubines in his harem has exceeded the total number of concubines taken in by the emperors before him.

As the dancers all rushed into the center of the hall, a graceful girl suddenly flew into the air and landed lightly in the center of the hall.

The girl's delicate body was wrapped in a layer of transparent gauze, and as she danced, her curvy figure appeared faintly in front of everyone.

Although the girl's face was covered with a veil, her palm-sized face had a pair of eyes as clear as autumn water.

She had her hair combed into a high bun and was dancing barefoot to the sound of the piano. At this time, a cloud of green smoke rose from outside the palace, and the girl was spinning wildly in the smoke, like a fairy in the Moon Palace. Her beauty was not as stunning as it should be in this world.

Emperor Xiao of Wei, who was originally leaning lazily on the dragon chair and drinking wine with his favorite concubine, Concubine Sun, sat up straight unconsciously the moment he saw the dancer's appearance.

Noticing Emperor Xiao's abnormality, the stunningly beautiful Concubine Sun put away the smile on her face and looked at the dancing girl in the center of the hall with vigilance.

After the dance, the girl and the other dancers knelt on the ground and said respectfully: "I pay my respects to the Emperor. Long live the Emperor."

The girl's voice was as tender as a young swallow's first cry, and her delicate body was crawling on the ground, looking so pitiful and pitiful that countless men present wanted to hold her in their arms.

Seeing such a stunningly beautiful girl, Emperor Xiao could no longer hold back. He pushed Concubine Sun aside and said excitedly, "My beauty, come to my side!"

Hearing this, the girl slowly raised her head and looked towards the emperor sitting on the dragon throne.

After just one glance, she quickly lowered her head.

However, as she moved, the veil covering her face suddenly fell off, revealing her porcelain-white skin as white as a peeled egg. Under her straight and upturned nose was a small, plump, cherry-like mouth.

The girl who took off her veil was so beautiful that she was not as beautiful as one should be in the world.

Emperor Xiao's eyes lit up as he looked at her. He excitedly stood up from the dragon throne and quickly walked up to the girl.

"So beautiful, so beautiful... I have seen countless beauties, but this is the first time I see such a beauty..." Just as Emperor Xiao was circling around the girl excitedly, Concubine Sun, who was pushed away by Emperor Xiao, had already turned extremely ugly.

This girl was none other than Luo Yi who had disappeared for three months.

For the past three months, she has been preparing to enter the palace.

Ever since Concubine Sun entered the palace, it became extremely difficult for others to get women around Emperor Xiao.

Especially some women who are more beautiful than her, it is basically impossible for them to appear in front of Emperor Xiao.

The reason why Luo Yi was able to come to the main hall to perform dance this time was because she had been hiding her incompetence from Concubine Sun.

Now she is dancing beautifully in the hall and has won the favor of Emperor Xiao. It should not be too difficult for her to kill this damn emperor next.

Thinking of this, Luo Yi's long eyelashes drooped slightly, and a blush slowly appeared on her little face. Her shy and timid look once again fascinated Emperor Xiao.

Just as Emperor Xiao was holding Luo Yi and walking up to the throne, a young eunuch ran breathlessly into the center of the hall and said to Emperor Xiao, "Your Majesty, the Hun envoys are here to see you."

Hearing the young eunuch's words, Luo Yi was slightly stunned. The expression of Emperor Xiao beside her also changed instantly, and the expressions of other court officials in the center of the hall also changed.

"Why did the Hun envoy suddenly visit?"

"Yes, yes. The war in Yudi and Xijiang is in full swing. Why did the Xiongnu suddenly send an envoy here?"

"Could it be that the Huns are here to seek peace?"

"Seek peace, it's good to seek peace. The Xiongnu, a bunch of barbarians who eat raw meat and drink blood, are probably afraid of our imperial power to defend our country."

The court officials below were whispering.

Luo Yi couldn't help feeling sad when listening to these discussions.

The people in the Yu area were displaced, and the Xiongnu soldiers were defeated again and again. Now the Xiongnu envoys suddenly visited, it was unlikely that they were here to seek peace.

But now these court officials are still dreaming, fantasizing that the Huns will send envoys to seek peace.

Haha, I really don’t know where these people get their confidence from.

Emperor Xiao swept away his laziness and comfort just now, looked at the courtiers in the court with a stern face, and asked in a deep voice: "Do you know what these people want to do with the sudden visit of the Xiongnu Khan? Do you have any ideas about this?"

Everyone in the hall looked at each other in bewilderment.

At this time, an old minister suddenly stood up and said, "Your Majesty, last time our dynasty sent an envoy to congratulate Wanyan Lie on his ascension to the throne, but he was detained by Wanyan Lie and has not released our envoy to this day."

"When two countries are at war, they never kill envoys. But Wanyan Lie has detained our envoys until now, so we don't need to be polite to their envoys."

"That's right, those Huns are a bunch of unruly country folk. This time, we in the Wei Kingdom must teach them a lesson."

"What Lord Sun said makes sense. However, the battle between the Xiongnu soldiers and our soldiers in the Henan area is in full swing. Our dynasty has suffered tens of thousands of casualties. I would like to ask Lord Sun, how are you going to teach the Xiongnu envoys a lesson now?" The speaker was a tall man with a somewhat rough appearance.

Luo Yi glanced at the man calmly, then lowered his eyes.

This Lord Sun was Concubine Sun's biological father. When she heard someone questioning her biological father, Concubine Sun lost her temper and said loudly, "General Chen's words make sense, but... since there will be bloodshed and sacrifice in war, General Chen must know this. Lord Sun is a civil official after all, and he can't compare with General Chen in his insights into war. Why don't you tell us, General Chen, how should we teach the Xiongnu envoys a lesson now?"

At this time, all the important officials of the court were present in the main hall of the front court.

Emperor Xiao was discussing state affairs with important officials in the court. At this time, Concubine Sun suddenly interrupted to defend her own father. Few people in the court raised any objections to this.

This shows how rotten the Wei government had become.

Emperor Xiao glanced irritably at the people who were arguing in the hall. The Huns on the border were strong and the Wei State had lost several cities in succession. He did not dare to leave the Huns' envoys outside the hall for too long.

He finally couldn't stand it anymore and yelled, "Shut up, everyone."

Then he said to the eunuch, "Announce!"

Then, only the eunuch's loud voice was heard through the palace, "Call the Xiongnu envoys into the palace."

Not long after, Luo Yi saw a group of men dressed in Hun costumes striding into the hall.

Unlike the weak and frail courtiers of Wei State, these Hun envoys were tall and straight, and exuded a murderous aura as they walked.

The Xiongnu envoys strode to the center of the hall and then stopped in unison.

"Greetings, Your Majesty." The leader of the Xiongnu envoys bowed and greeted Emperor Xiao.