Fourth Lord's Black Moonlight Queen

Chapter 724 I Always Expect Randomly
"Su Peisheng, go back to the palace."

Yinzhen leaned over and hugged the sleeping woman in his arms.

Li Jingui was awakened by the gurgling Sanskrit singing. Rubbing her sore brows, she turned around slowly, and when she raised her hand, she felt someone behind her.

No, but she was nestling in someone's arms right now.

God!Li Jingui was so frightened that he was about to sit up, but was dragged back into his arms violently by the man.

"go to bed!"

A familiar cold voice came from beside my ears.

"You don't need to go to court?"

Li Jingui looked at the surrounding environment and found that the two of them were actually in another courtyard at the foot of Hongluo Mountain.

"Leave it to Hongli and the others to worry about, and I will accompany you."

"Forget it, I don't want my concubine to be interrupted by urgent or state-related business affairs when I am in high spirits. Instead of this, it is better not to let my concubine have any expectations in her heart."

Although he said such angry words, Li Jingui looked forward to it indiscriminately.

Fourth master was right, she was a coaxable woman, all she wanted was his company from the beginning to the end.

Compared with those cold and luxurious jewels, waiting is the longest confession of love.

But what she wanted was what Yinzhen couldn't give her the most.

"My Lord will take you to spring sowing in Fengze Garden."

At this time Yinzhen was not sleepy at all, so under the service of Su Peisheng, he got up to freshen up, and soon changed into regular clothes.

Li Jingui stared at fourth master's feet for a long time without moving his eyes away.Would he be willing to wear the little red shoes she made herself today?

A sweet smile appeared on the corner of Li Jingui's mouth, and he immediately looked down at the little red shoes on his feet.

"Ma'am, you dare not go with Yinzhen?"

Fourth master is serious, Li Jingui stomped his feet, no one dared to, I hope he won't be recruited away by those urgent documents.

"Who is afraid of who!"

Li Jingui straightened his back, even so, his sideburns could only reach Si Ye's chin.

"Little dwarf."

Yinzhen smiled brightly. She was not very thin when she was a child, and could be blown away by a gust of wind.So Yinzhen gave her such a nickname.

"Hmph, I'm short but proud, even the emperor can't lift his head up when he sees me!"

Yinzhen was startled for a moment, then bowed his head and looked at her affectionately.

"Hehe~"

Yinzhen was amused by her irrational words, and couldn't help laughing out loud.

The two rode in a carriage and soon came to the Fengze Garden to the west of the Forbidden City.

Fengze Garden was built in the reign of Emperor Kangxi.Located in the northwest of Qinzheng Hall, Li Jingui once accompanied Lan Qier to Fengze Garden when she was a court lady.

At that time, there were several silkworm houses and several acres of rice fields in the east of the garden, and dozens of mulberry trees behind the garden.There is a large hall named Chongya in the garden.

In the east of the hall is the Juxiang Study House, which was a place worthy of the name and used as a study by Lord Kangxi.

At the back of the hall is Chenghuai hall, which is the place where poets and officials can learn.

Behind Chenghuai hall, there is a building with seven couplets on the upper and lower sides, which is Kangxi's library. In the west room downstairs, there is a plaque written by Kangxi: "Pictures and History for Self-Entertainment".

Just between Wenjin Pavilion and Liubei Pavilion in the Summer Resort, there used to be a small building named Tushi Ziyu, which was also the place where Lord Kangxi kept books and read in the villa.


Fengze Garden is all made of blue bricks and gray tiles, and the rolling shed has no ridges. It is unique and unique among the majestic red walls and yellow tiles of the Forbidden City not far away.

After Emperor Kangxi came to power, one battle followed another, mobilizing the military and financial resources of the whole country almost every time. It was not until about 40 years after Kangxi that the court gradually stabilized.

In the long-term battle, Kangxi also had a deep understanding.

(End of this chapter)