As he said that, Xia Ziluo scanned Ju Qing up and down. In the blink of an eye, Ju Qing transformed into a maid and put on some makeup, making it almost unrecognizable.
"I'm worried that the palace is like a dragon's den and a tiger's den. You have to go in but you can't get out. If the prince is not here, I will keep you safe. Let's go, I am confident that I will protect you." Ju Qing quietly added in her heart -
—At worst, even if he loses his life, Xia Ziluo will be rescued safely from the palace.
Xia Ziluo was immediately moved to tears. He wanted to cry but laughed out loud: "Idiot, idiot. No matter how much the Queen Mother hates me, she doesn't dare to do something to me. Otherwise, will my father spare her? Besides, I entered the palace with
The Queen Mother is being reasonable, not fighting with her. You forget that I am a civilized person from the 21st century."
"Yes, you are a civilized person. We are all barbarians." Ju Qing laughed loudly, feeling that Xia Ziluo is likeable now.
A woman who is confident and has positive thoughts is far more popular than a woman who cares about herself.
Xia Ziluo laughed with tears in her eyes. Now she no longer feels that fate has played a joke on her by becoming a princess in this era. She only feels that she must cherish this hard-won opportunity, because only by coming here can she meet
My favorite Murong Xitian had the most beautiful first love.
It was also because of her coming that she got to know so many people, got the love of her father and brother, and had the best best friend.
She is happy.
Ju Qing also smiled, and the two of them held hands, saying nothing.
The sky seemed to be clear again with their smiles, the dark clouds receded, the sun showed its head, and the bright sunshine shone across every corner of the earth.
The palace looks far more solemn and solemn during the day than at night.
Xia Ziluo's carriage arrived at the palace gate, and she and Ju Qing got off the carriage according to the rules. After registering the time to enter the palace, Xia Ziluo took Ju Qing into the inner garden of the palace, which represented the pinnacle of power.
If it was normal time and Ju Qing entered the palace for the first time, Xia Ziluo would definitely take her for a walk, not to waste her time.
But today, the situation was special, so they went straight to Fuxi Hall, the Queen Mother's palace.
"This magnificent palace is many times bigger than your Luomei Courtyard." Ju Qing looked at Fuxi Hall and sighed repeatedly.
Fortunately, she still thought that the Wang Mansion and the Luo Mansion were very big, and the First Village was not small either. But when she entered the palace today, she realized that she was the frog in the well that Xia Ziluo once said.
"It's the same for me. When I first entered the palace, I was just like Grandma Liu when she entered the Grand View Garden." Xia Ziluo whispered in Ju Qing's ear, and then told him as he walked, "There are many rules in the palace. I will salute the Queen Mother later, and you will salute too."
.Then keep your head down and don’t raise your head no matter what we say. Otherwise, I’m worried that the Queen Mother will take her anger out on you.”
"I understand." Ju Qing didn't want Xia Ziluo to worry about herself, so she nodded quickly.
In fact, given her character, if she wasn't thinking about Xia Ziluo, what would the Queen Mother do? She would dare to tease even the emperor.
Xia Ziluo finally felt relieved and took Ju Qing into the main hall of Fuxi Hall.
Eunuch Xin had received the letter a long time ago and greeted him here respectfully: "The princess arrived very quickly. The Za family just replied to the Queen Mother, and the princess has already arrived."
"I didn't dare to let Eunuch Xin suffer the scolding from the Queen Mother on my behalf, so I came here in a hurry. Where is the Queen Mother?" Xia Ziluo consciously followed the scenes in the TV series he had watched and began to play palace scheming.
[Off-topic: Today’s sixth update is really uncomfortable, so I pushed myself to finish it. I will make up for the manuscripts I owe after I recover from my illness.]
