After rebirth, the regent princess wanted to rebel every day

A luxurious carriage slowly stopped at the gate of the Regent's Palace.

Madam Wang stepped down from the carriage and gently knocked on the door of the Regent's Palace.

This was her first time to come to the Regent's Palace. To be honest, she felt a little scared when she knocked on the door. The reason why Xie Jingce could become the Regent at such a young age was not only because he was the legitimate son of the late emperor, but also because Xie Jingce had abilities that surpassed ordinary people.

She took a deep breath and tried to calm herself down. Seeing no one responded, she went forward and knocked on the door again.

"My Lord, Madam Wang is here."

In the yard, an old woman reported respectfully.

So it’s not that no one opened the door, but that they had to ask Xie Jingce first.

Xie Jingce was lazily lying on a bench flipping through a book. Hearing this, he didn't even raise his eyelids and said coldly: "My palace is not open to just any cat or dog."

The old woman was slightly stunned, but soon understood what Xie Jingce meant: "I will go and refuse Madam Wang right away."

Xie Jingce was still flipping through the book, seemingly oblivious to what the old woman said.

He knew everything that happened in the Wang family, and naturally knew why Madam Wang hurried to the Regent's Palace.

If you don't know, you can do nothing.

Mrs. Wang can be said to have lived for decades in vain.

Madam Wang had been standing in front of the door for a cup of tea. She was already dissatisfied with Xie Jingce and muttered in a low voice: "You are still a child after all. How can you be so disrespectful to your elders?"

"Elder? My prince is the regent prince, who is second only to the emperor. The Wang family is just a merchant family. Are you qualified to be the prince's elder?" The door opened, and the old woman stepped over the threshold without the respect she had for meeting Xie Jingce. She had a look of disdain on her face, "Or does Madam Wang think she can compare with the late emperor?"

Madam Wang was startled. She had never expected that in the Regent's Palace, even a maid had such good hearing. Wouldn't her complaints just now have been heard?

Madam Wang glanced behind the old woman and was relieved to be sure that she was the only one there. She said, "When did I say that? Where is the prince? I want to see him."

She didn't want to get too entangled with this old woman, she just wanted to confirm some guesses, but she couldn't see anyone for a long time.

The woman snorted disdainfully and said, "My prince is so noble, how can you just see him casually? Madam Wang, please go back, the prince is not at home!"

After saying this, the old woman turned and walked into the main door, slamming it shut before Madam Wang could speak.

Mrs. Wang was turned away and was so angry that she stamped her feet on the spot. Then she could only get on the carriage with a lot of resentment.

Madam Wang lifted the curtain, took a deep look at the plaque of the Regent's Palace, and then slammed the curtain down.

If she wasn't afraid of the truth being exposed, why would she leave here and endure such resentment?

In the end, he didn’t even get through the door!

The carriage rumbled forward, and when Mrs. Wang was distracted, it suddenly shook, and a noise came from outside.

Madam Wang almost hit her head against the carriage wall. She frowned, lifted the carriage curtain impatiently, and shouted, "What's going on? Can't you even drive a carriage properly?"

The driver's hand holding the reins trembled, and he turned to Madam Wang apologetically and said, "Madam, a lot of people suddenly appeared in front of us, and the road is blocked..."

"If it's blocked, just take a detour! Can't you think of a solution?" Madam Wang cursed without even thinking.