Empress, she is the darling of the Emperor's hand

Chapter 478: Go to Long Ao Palace to Meet the Emperor 4
Imperial Attendant Jing Gui stumbled and ran in front of the two of them, fearing that the two of them would fight if they were too late. When he arrived, he said without stopping for a moment without taking a breath: "The slave was sent by the emperor, what is the grudge between the two masters?" , follow the servant to Long Ao Palace to meet the emperor."

After Jing Gui finished speaking, he gasped for breath. He looked at Tang Roushu, who was arrogant and arrogant, with a fierce and angry look on her face. He looked at Shi Yunxin, stretched out his hand and said, "Shi Cairen, Rou Ji, come with me."

Of course he was helping Shi Cairen. Last night, the emperor specially asked him to wait for Shi Cairen at the gate of Longlin Palace. The emperor and Shi Cairen heard that they had spent more than ten days alone in the valley, and they didn't know what happened. What, what kind of feelings have been developed?

After returning to the palace, the emperor clearly had a holy love for Shi Cairen, so how could he not help Shi Cairen.

Besides, Rouge is indeed too arrogant and overbearing.

Directly pour soup?Oh my god, he didn't even dare to think about it, Rouji just did it...

women are scary...

Jing Gui's appearance was not an accident, nor was it the emperor's precognitive ability that knew the two of them were quarreling and sent Jing Gui out.

This was a coincidence. The emperor sent Jing Gui to Yunwai Pavilion to tell Shi Yun that Xin Lu, the imperial doctor, had gone to see Mr. Shi. Unexpectedly, he ran into this conflict midway.

At the other end of the palace road, he saw Rouji pouring soup from a distance, and Jinggui was so frightened that his heart broke...

So he rushed over to stop the two people from fighting and took them to the Long Ao Palace to see the emperor.

There was a conflict between two concubines in the harem. This matter really needed to be dealt with and they had to see the emperor.

Because the two of them were going to meet the emperor, and they both felt that they were justified, after Jing Gui finished speaking, Tang Roushu and Shi Yunxin saw Jing Gui, and they both stopped fighting and were willing to follow Jing Gui to meet the emperor.

Tang Roushu was still angry and glared at Shi Yunxin with an angry face. She turned around first and strode ahead, asking Jing Gui to follow her, so she took the first step.

Shi Yunxin had a cold face, probably as if he had encountered a brainless person on the way, and followed Jing Gui to the Long Ao Palace without saying a word.

A trembling Jing Gui, together with Shi Yunxin and Tang Roushu, quickly walked to Long Ao Palace in a strange and tense atmosphere.

Jing Gui went in first to report, but he didn't know if he said anything. He didn't come out immediately after entering, but he came out very quickly, and then said that the emperor had summoned the two of them.

The two people entered the Long Ao Palace with expressions on each other's faces.

This is Shi Yunxin's first visit to Long'ao Palace. Different from Longlin Palace, the layout and decoration of Long'ao Palace are noble, solemn, luxurious and grand, with a sense of solemnity and formality.

The emperor's office may not be where you first enter. Once you enter, it may be a living room or something like that?Anyway, the emperor was wearing an orthodox bright yellow dragon robe and was sitting behind a table with dark eyes as he watched the two people walk in.

Shi Yunxin raised his eyes and met the emperor's eyes.

She still had a cold face, as if she had stepped on shit on the road.

The emperor's expression was indifferent, and his black eyes were slightly dark, but his calm and indifferent aura was so compelling that no one dared to offend him.

"What's going on?" The emperor said in a very calm tone: "Jing Gui said that he met you two and had a conflict on the way. Tell me."

For the last five words, the emperor's voice was still light and emotionless, but there was a sense of calmness and authority.

(End of this chapter)