The Raiders of Quick Pass

Chapter 107
Growing up in the deep palace, he never knew what it was to be in peace with the world.

He only knows that he must fight for what he wants, otherwise he will never get it.

Xu Chen pursed his thin lips slightly.

The prince looked at him for a few seconds, his eyes gradually deepened, "I appreciate your talent, and I hope you can be of use to me."

After a pause, the corners of his lips curled into a cold arc, "I'll let you see my sincerity."

For his stubbornness, Xu Chen was also a little helpless.

"Most of the staff around His Royal Highness are talents, so there is really no need to be obsessed with a poor monk."

"Talent..."

The prince looked sideways at the heavy rain.

Afterwards, he turned his eyes back, looked at the monk who was wearing a simple cassock and had a good temperament, and said meaningfully: "Xuchen, you overestimate them and underestimate yourself too much."

Perhaps he should be thankful that Xuchen is just a monk, wearing cassock robes to hide his elegance.

Otherwise, if he entered the world, he would not even be his opponent.

At least, he has never won against him.

His knowledge, mind and strategy are all shocking.

When he came to Hanqing Temple this time, everyone thought that his father ordered him to come to worship the Buddha.

In fact, this opportunity came at his request.

One is to avoid the many eyes and ears in the palace, to come and go more freely, and to facilitate affairs.

The second is to win over the monk Xuchen.

Xu Chen kept his eyes down and remained silent.

The cold wind entered the body, and the prince couldn't help coughing a few times.

The guard behind him looked at him worriedly: "Your Highness, it's windy outside, so you can't stay for long."

"No problem."

After finishing speaking, he clenched his hand into a fist and pressed it to his lips and coughed twice again.

After adjusting the breath in his body, he looked at the monk who had been standing there calmly with a pale face.

"...Next month, a sacrificial ceremony will be held in the palace." He suddenly said an inexplicable news.

Xu Chen raised his eyes: "Prince, what do you mean?"

"I have already recommended you to the emperor, and then you will be in charge of hosting the ceremony."

After finishing speaking, he signaled the guard behind him to give something to the person opposite.

The guard put down the umbrella, took out an imperial decree from his arms, and held it in front of Xuchen.

Seeing the bright yellow imperial decree in front of him, Xu Chen's eyes froze.

After a few seconds, he reached out to take it.

The prince curled his lips into a smile, and when he walked to Xu Chen's side, he turned his head to look at him, "The holy order is hard to break."

What he said, to the point.

Xu Chen stood there calmly holding the imperial decree, his expression unmoved.

Hearing the footsteps of the two drifting away, he casually stuffed the imperial decree into the oversized robe pocket.

"If you don't want to go, don't go."

A clear voice suddenly sounded from beside him.

He looked towards the railing where the girl was leaning on, and he saw her lazily sitting there.

"Ah Wu, didn't you leave?"

"What? You want me to go. I was just invisible just now." She bent the corners of her lips, "So, I heard all of your conversation just now."

She sat up straighter, and said: "It is said that for such an important event as the sacrificial ceremony, an experienced old monk should be sent to preside over it. He actually pushed you up."

The key is that the emperor also agreed.

There is a conspiracy, there is definitely a conspiracy!
After Xuchen approached, he smiled dotingly and rubbed her head. "It's okay... Ah Wu, do you want to visit the palace?"

Qingwu looked up at his fair and flawless face in a daze, "Huh? Are you really going?"

When the other party put his hand down, she reached out and touched the place he rubbed, with an inexplicable look on her face.

He still likes to rub his head.

Xu Chen repeated the prince's words with a smile: "The holy order is hard to break."

(End of this chapter)