The imperial concubine was spoiled by the prince again

Chapter 246 Return to Taoyuan
In the original plot, Yue Luo was spotted by the fifth prince during the auction on the first night, and fell in love with him at first sight ever since.

As the heroine, it's only natural for Yue Luo to live in a halo. With Gusu Pavilion's top shopkeeper Yingge pampering her secretly, she almost has a smooth journey to become the new top shopkeeper.

The owner of the pavilion does not show up all the year round, and no one can refute her decision. She gave all the accumulation of the Gusu Pavilion to the fifth prince for many years to fight for the throne, so she naturally stood by Xiao Yunming's side.

It's just that when she got her wish, in order to cover up her previous dishonorable experience, she actually wiped out Gusu Pavilion completely, and transformed herself into the daughter of a powerful family.

Many of the plots in the book had a heart attack from the splendid ones I read at the beginning, so I endured until the old fifth ascended the throne and didn't see the reversal before abandoning the text-too bad!
It was rare for her expression to be so serious, and Yingge felt more and more guilty: "If I didn't keep an eye on her..."

Jin Xiu waved her hand: "It's not entirely your fault."

If you want to blame, blame the plot for being too difficult to reverse.

In order to prevent Yue Luo from becoming Xiao Yunming's helper, Jinxiu Chuan let Yingge let Yue Luo become a singer-songwriter as soon as she came here, avoiding the first-night auction where she met him, but——

The plot master is really a tormenting little goblin, after going around, the original heroine and heroine got on the line again, seeing how Yueluo acts, if she is the person in charge, I am afraid that she will still not hesitate to take the girl Su Ge sent it out.

She said lightly: "Yingge, give me the peony order."

The token representing the identity and status of Mrs. Peony, Peony Token.

It can order the shopkeepers of Gusu Pavilion, and seeing orders is like seeing people.

Like the original owner, Jinxiu didn't intend to act as a privilege, so the token was always just a decoration, and Yingge kept it properly.

Yingge fell into ecstasy: "Are you coming back?"

Jinxiu didn't answer, what would she say - if I don't take it back, you might send the token to Yueluo after a while?
She said earnestly to Yingge: "Sometimes over-indulgence can actually harm her, so you should think about it carefully."

These words kept lingering in Yingge's mind until he returned to Gusu Pavilion.

Every plant and tree in the pavilion is designed by the owner himself. Walking in, you can see the green asparagus, yellow and white Sijigui, and the budding sunflower in the heat rising from the fire springs on both sides of the road.

Going around the corridor, I suddenly saw cunning rabbits crouching, apes climbing rafters, cranes looking up, fish leaping into the sky.

If you take a closer look, what you see is all pruned by plants, and it is only the ingenious workmanship of the hands that makes it so lifelike.

Going forward, there is an arch made of rocks, and the stone walls are full of exquisitely carved pictures of heavenly women. Yingge reached out and brushed over one of the notches—it was carved by the owner of the Gusu Pavilion when the Gusu Pavilion was first built.

This is the paradise designed by the pavilion master for them.

Everyone knows that most of Gusu Pavilion are official prostitutes.

The so-called official prostitutes are all once golden branches and jade leaves. Their family fortunes have fallen. They have changed from high-ranking nobles to the most despised slaves in the past. The psychological gap is so great that others can't understand it.

Almost all of them thought about committing suicide, and he himself really went to the Palace of the King of Hell.

It was the pavilion master who descended from the sky and said that he would change their fate.

She did it.

The pavilion master is the goddess in their hearts, and it is faith.

It was because of her that those of them who had been sent to hell began to believe that one day they would be able to return to Taoyuan.

(End of this chapter)