After I disguised myself as a man, I was targeted by the Sick Regent

Chapter 135 Thank You, Uncle Emperor, For Your Reminder

Moreover, there is no distinction between men, women, old and young.

All eyes looked at her.

Especially one of those eyes that was so hot that it could scorch her.

Bite her scalp, she stepped forward and bowed with her hands clasped in fists: "Your Majesty, it is clear that I don't dare to have random thoughts in the court."

"Then what does Taifu Su mean, you can think wildly after you get off the court?"

Su Huairuo raised his forehead and said: "General..." At this time, you can stop causing trouble.

Seeing her acting like a little woman, everyone laughed.

Xiao Ye looked at her gesture of supporting her forehead, followed by her eyebrows and eyes, and returned to the subject: "I just saw Su Aiqing's appearance, could it be that Su Aiqing forgot tonight's dinner?"

"This is a report to the Emperor. I dare not forget it, but I was a little surprised when I suddenly heard that the Emperor mentioned it." After explaining the previous paragraph, she added: "The dinner is the Emperor's reward for the civil and military officials in the court. Weak ministers should obey orders."

The implication is that she will do whatever the emperor asks her to do.

Xiao Ye was very satisfied with this answer. Originally he was just teasing her, but now that the effect has been achieved, he no longer persisted in this matter and went downhill: "My Su Aiqing has always lived up to my expectations."

Su Huairuo knelt down: "Long live the emperor, long live, long live."

Xiao Jingyan, who was wearing a purple court dress, watched her kneel down and frowned.

……

In the hall, a small episode passed.

After leaving the court hall, Su Huairuo walked out of the palace with big strides.

"Teacher, please stop."

Su Huairuo stopped, turned around, and looked at the person who came. He was dressed in black brocade clothes, with a tall figure, and his facial features were very similar to those of his father.

"See His Royal Highness."

The person who came was none other than Prince Xiao Ruize.

Xiao Ruize stepped forward and gave him a hand, saying: "I have been studying metaphysics recently and have no time to care about outside things. As soon as I left the East Palace, I heard that the Taifu was unwell before. Is he feeling better now?"

"It is a blessing for the country that the crown prince is eager to learn." Su Huairuo lowered his eyes, his expression was cold: "Thank you for your concern, the crown prince. I am fine now."

"That's good." Xiao Ruize smiled slightly, his voice was hoarse during the voice change period: "Teacher must take care of his health, he alone needs him."

Su Huairuo clasped his fists in his hands and bowed slightly, "I thank you, Your Royal Highness, for your kindness."

Xiao Ruize looked at the man in purple who was walking towards them and said, "The master is in good health, so I won't bother you too much."

"Resignation." Su Huairuo clasped his fists in both hands, bent slightly, turned and left.

Xiao Ruize stood where he was, looking at Su Huairuo's slender back, thoughtfully.

"What are you looking at, Your Highness?" The man's voice sounded like an old man's wine beside him.

Xiao Ruize collected his mind, and respectfully called out: "Uncle Huang."

"How many times have I told you, just call me the king and the regent." What an imperial uncle, he felt uncomfortable hearing it.

He raised his head and saw that Xiao Jingyan's face was not very good, so he asked with concern: "Uncle, the regent is not feeling well? Do you need to ask an imperial doctor to come over and diagnose the regent's pulse?"

"I'm fine with you." I just saw him talking to Su Huairuo, so I couldn't help coming over to take a look.

Xiao Ruize always felt that his uncle seemed to have changed a lot since he hadn't seen him for a while.

Before he could speak, Xiao Jingyan said: "This king still has something to deal with, if His Royal Highness the Crown Prince is fine, please help your father to read the memorial."

(End of this chapter)