Daughter's favorite concubine: Don't come here, the black-bellied prince

Chapter 618
Back then, if Yi'er hadn't sacrificed his life to save Shen Ji, how could he have obtained a marriage decree?
But there is no basis for love, even if there is a marriage contract, Yi'er is still worried all day long, walking on thin ice, for fear that one day Xinmeng will desperately ask for an end to the engagement.

Besides Lang'er, he and Shen Xinmeng are in love with each other, even though there is no engagement, they are still very calm and down-to-earth.

Comparing the two, which one is higher and which one is lower depends on how important they are in Shen Xinmeng's heart.

With another sigh in his heart, the emperor said: "Yi'er, you and Shen Xinmeng have already talked, have you reached a consensus?"

Xiao Yi nodded, and replied loudly: "Father, I have discussed with Xinmeng, and I will give Shen Yunluo an explanation."

As soon as this remark came out, Shen Yunluo showed joy, but Shen Ji did not breathe a sigh of relief because of Xiao Yi's words. He was waiting for Xiao Yi to tell the most crucial part——Shen Yunluo's name.

The emperor glanced at Shen's father and daughter, "What Yi'er wants to explain to Shen Yunluo, you might as well explain it clearly in front of Shen Aiqing."

"My minister will accept Shen Yunluo as a noble concubine." Xiao Yi said without hesitation.

Concubine!

Are you only willing to give her the title of noble concubine?
Shen Yunluo's face turned pale, her eyes filled with tears again, and she wanted to cry.

Shen Ji has always regarded Shen Yunluo as the apple of his eye, and of course he is dissatisfied that his beloved daughter can only be the seventh prince's concubine.Due to Shen Yunluo's status as a concubine, he didn't dare to extravagantly ask the seventh prince to give Shen Yunluo the title of concubine, but if it was just a noble concubine, the seventh prince would look down on Shen Ji too much.

No, no, with Shen Ji's current status and his outstanding achievements for the Xiao family, the Seventh Prince shouldn't despise him so much.

"Sister must not like me very much, otherwise why would she only ask for the title of a noble concubine for me?"

Shen Yunluo's low sobs came to his ears, Shen Ji gave a jolt, looked at Xinmeng's back, and thought to himself, is it really like what Yunluo said, Xinmeng was obstructing it?

The Seventh Prince also said just now that he discussed it with Xinmeng.

Thinking about it this way, Shen Ji decided that Xinmeng didn't want his sister to live well, and prevented the Seventh Prince from giving Shen Yunluo a higher status.

"Reporting to the emperor," Shen Ji stood up and cupped his hands towards the emperor, "I think that my two daughters are not beautiful, but they are also considered beautiful, and each has its own merits, no matter which one is worthy Seventh prince. Since Xinmeng was granted the marriage by the emperor, Xu used the title of concubine of the seventh prince to have the name of husband and wife with the seventh prince, and Yunluo and the seventh prince were already husband and wife. According to what I see, you should follow the example of E Huang Nvying has made a good story."

Xinmeng raised her eyebrows slightly, and said in her heart, at first, Shen Ji took a fancy to Aunt Bai who came from a scholarly family, so he accepted her as a concubine, /doted/loved her a lot, but she originally disdained her, thinking that Shen Ji was just arty, and only learned a few things. Fu Mao, I just found out today that he has achieved a little success, and he was able to use the allusions of Ehuang and Nvying to the right point, so as to seek the position of side concubine for Shen Yunluo.

Taking a light look at Xinmeng, the emperor intends to help her and Xiao Lang, and it depends on whether she can seize the opportunity, so he said: "I heard that Shen Aiqing has always disciplined her children very strictly, and the education of her concubine's daughter is also very good."

"..." Shen Jiying blushed slightly in anger, feeling ashamed, secretly said to the emperor that you clearly knew that the minister's daughter and the seventh prince did such things in Xinghualou, but you praised her for being well-bred. This is intentional. I'm talking irony.

(End of this chapter)