The real big guys are those with connections in the eyes of the system!

Yiqing shook her head gently, "No, the driver still needs to drive for me, I can't kill him."

The Regent glanced at her and said, "Then it would be fine if you could change it to the girl next to you."

It's just killing someone at random, it doesn't matter who it is.

But he originally thought that if she had to choose between the coachman and the maid, she would choose to keep the little girl.

Now it seems that if that girl had not offended her before, then she was really heartless.

Although Biyu's face turned a little pale, she subconsciously glanced at Yiqing and said nothing.

——No matter what, she believes in the lady.

"Biyu has been with me for many years, so I will definitely not let her die here."

When Yiqing said this, Biyu couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.

But the Regent narrowed his eyes and said in a rather unfriendly tone, "This one can't be killed, and that one can't die. Miss Jiang is going to sacrifice her life for these two servants?

I have killed so many people, but this is the first time I have seen someone like Miss Jiang who is willing to sacrifice herself for others. I admire her very much.

Since Miss Jiang is so brave despite being a woman, I will aim the arrow as far as possible and try to kill her with one shot, so that you will suffer less."

As soon as he finished speaking, the Regent raised the arrow again.

This time, the arrow was aimed directly at the pretty woman in front of him.

"Miss Jiang, do you have any last words?" He pulled the corners of his mouth, his tone carrying a hint of mockery, as if he was certain that Yiqing would not choose to sacrifice herself to save the two servants.

that's the truth.

"Your Highness has misunderstood. I am not choosing to die." Yiqing looked in the direction of the arrow. His heart tightened, but he still believed in his own judgment and did not choose to dodge. "I just think that there are exceptions to everything, and there will naturally be exceptions to this matter. Aren't there special circumstances in the rules set by the prince?"

Special circumstances...

The Regent silently repeated these four words in his mind, and then he remembered an old story.

Once there was a playboy who offended him and wanted to ask for an exception.

He originally wanted to say that there were no exceptions, but seeing that he was obviously lying on the ground like a dog, still looking at him expectantly, he thought it was very interesting and teased him.

"Of course there are exceptions..." He deliberately dragged out the tone, successfully igniting the other party's hope, but then he slowly added the last sentence, successfully shattering his hope, "The exceptions I make will only be for the person next to me."

He just said it casually at the time and he didn't even take it to heart.

But there is no guarantee that someone won’t hear about this and take it seriously.

Thinking of this, the Regent turned his head and looked at Yiqing, saying in a strange tone, "You want to marry me."

Yiqing looked at him in surprise, obviously not expecting him to say such a thing.

Although she was somewhat puzzled, she quickly rejected the statement, "A common woman would not dare to marry someone of such status."

The man's voice suddenly dropped. "Then what did you say? There are exceptions to everything!"

I don’t know if it’s my illusion, but Yiqing always feels that the other person seems a little unhappy when he said this.

She raised her eyes to see the Regent's expression.

However, the silver mask on his face was so good at covering it that she couldn't see anything unusual after looking for a long time.

Maybe it was because he mistakenly thought that I had some false thoughts about him, and he felt quite unhappy.

Yiqing explained hurriedly: "I heard that the prince likes orchids the most, and it just so happened that three years ago I accidentally got a very rare jade snow orchid of excellent appearance.

If Your Majesty does not mind, I would like to use this Jade Snow Orchid in exchange for Your Majesty not blaming me for blocking the road today."