The eldest princess is obsessed with rebellion, but there are six male protagonists

The eldest princess was drinking tea in the street, and the visitor did not have the courage to ask her to make way, so he had to go back and wait.

Su Fengyi drank this tea from day to night. During the period, the doctor took the pulse of each of the masters. Su Fengyi also went in to take a look. Because the eldest princess's guard of honor was there, the imperial guards did not dare to disturb them.

After finally drinking until nightfall, Zhu Qi came to clean up the table for Su Fengyi. The tea was moved away, the snacks were moved away, and the table was also moved away.

When the imperial guards saw that the princess had finished her tea and were about to come over, two Jinyiwei brought a bigger table over and started serving dinner to the princess.

Well, we have to wait. The imperial guards who had just stood up went back again.

There was still a chilly breeze on the March evening. It was obvious that the princess' dinner would take a long time. Zhu Qi was considerate enough to prepare a hot pot, fearing that the food would get cold.

There were all kinds of red meat and green vegetables on the table. Once the pot started cooking, the aroma could spread five miles away.

He Hongfei watched eagerly from the side, his stomach growling.

Su Fengyi glanced at her:

"Together?"

He Hongfei swallowed and looked away:

"How dare I eat when I haven't completed the errand the Emperor has ordered? I can't afford it."

What He Hongfei said made sense, and Su Fengyi didn't force him and ate by herself.

Zhu Qi sent two of the most outstanding-looking Jinyiwei to serve food to Su Fengyi. The Jinyiwei would cook whatever she pointed to and then put the food into Su Fengyi's bowl.

He Hongfei looked at the pretty waiter, then at the equally pretty dishes on the table. The more he looked, the hungrier he became. He sighed and said,

"Ah, what kind of crappy job is this, Your Highness? How long do you think I'll have to starve?"

Su Fengyi ate slowly and said:

"Who knows, the palace gates are about to close, are you going back?"

He Hongfei shook his head. The task was not completed yet. He Hongfei did not dare to eat or go back. He was ready to stay awake, without food or drink for several days.

She drank tea and used water to fill her stomach, thinking that if she starved to death, it would be considered a death in the line of duty, and the emperor would not be able to blame her father.

After dinner, Zhu Qi started to work again. He changed the table, lit the rows of lanterns at the door as bright as day, and then brought a pile of books to Su Fengyi.

Zhu Qi piled all the books on the table and said:

"Your Highness, these are the most popular storybooks in the capital recently. I bought them this afternoon. They are all clean and untouched. You can use them to entertain yourself during the long night."

Su Fengyi picked up a book at random, and it was indeed the most popular storybook, the kind that was very suitable for reading under the quilt, so she read it casually page by page.

He Hongfei was bored to death, and his eyes unconsciously glanced over and he was fascinated by it. When Su Fengyi wanted to turn the page, she shouted:

"Hey, hey, hey, Your Highness, wait a moment, wait a moment..."

Su Fengyi handed her the book:

"For you to see?"

He Hongfei immediately corrected his attitude:

"I can't afford it. I can't afford it. I'm on duty. I'm on duty."

The two groups of people have been in a stalemate until now, and no new wave of imperial guards has arrived.

He Hongfei complained boredly:

"Isn't it once an hour? If we don't go back, why aren't there any new people coming?"

Su Fengyi smiled and said:

"Is it bad that no one comes?"

Although the emperor issued an edict, he would not really run to the coffin at the palace gate to see if there was really a corpse inside.

Although Su Fengyi did not give any instructions, she believed that Xue Yu would definitely use all kinds of things to occupy the emperor's mind. If nothing unexpected happened, it would take several days for the emperor to remember to ask about this matter again.

Several days were enough for the court officials to appreciate her kindness. It would be best if the emperor went mad and put her in prison, then the drama would be complete.

However, everything goes well, and there will be accidents.

The fourth watch gong had just sounded. He Hongfei was still sleeping soundly in his chair, and Su Fengyi was still reading a book when a hurried sound of horse hooves was heard.

Judging from the sound, it's a horse.

If the imperial guards came to arrest someone, they would not send only one person.

It was already curfew at this time, and anyone who could still ride horses on the street was not an ordinary person, so something unexpected must have happened.

Su Fengyi closed the book and looked towards the end of the street.

Xue Yu rode a horse, rushed past the group of imperial guards who were sleeping crookedly against the wall, and rushed towards Su Fengyi.

A group of Jinyiwei immediately surrounded him and forcibly stopped Xue Yu's horse. Xue Yu rolled off the horse and tried to come over, but was stopped by the Jinyiwei again.

Su Fengyi said:

"Let him come over."

The Jinyiwei then let Xue Yu go. Xue Yu rushed over, climbing onto Su Fengyi's chair, almost bumping into her. He leaned close to her ear and said hurriedly in a voice that only she could hear:

"Your Highness, the Emperor has been assassinated and is still unconscious. Please return to the palace as soon as possible."

Su Fengyi stood up suddenly, and the chair scraped with a sharp sound. He Hongfei was awakened and looked around blankly:

"Your Highness? What's wrong?"

Su Fengyi grabbed her hand:

"Walk."

If the emperor is assassinated, there will definitely be turmoil in the government and the country tomorrow.

If Your Highness had known it a minute earlier or a minute later, the result might have been very different.

Therefore, when Xue Yu came, he rode quickly and did not dare to delay. When he returned, the three of them rushed to the palace at lightning speed.

In order not to alarm the ministers who were kneeling on the Imperial Street to make remonstrations, Xue Yu avoided the Imperial Street when he went out, and changed direction when he came back, taking Su Fengyi to a palace gate where no one was kneeling to make remonstrations.

Xue Yu brought a badge with him, and Lu Hong specially arranged for someone to leave the door open for them. The three of them rode their horses at full speed into the palace, and the palace gate slowly closed behind them.

The three of them got off their horses at the gate of the Palace of Heavenly Purity. Su Fengyi had just returned in a hurry and had no time to ask in detail. Now on the way to the bedroom of the Palace of Heavenly Purity, she hurriedly asked Xue Yu:

"what happened!"

At this juncture, the key is to make things short and concise. Xue Yu said briefly:

"The emperor was resting alone in the Qianqing Palace tonight, and the palace maid on duty tried to kill him by strangling him with a rope. Fortunately, the palace maid was weak and the guards outside the door discovered it in time and rescued the emperor. When I left, the emperor had not yet woken up."