In fact, the most confused was the eldest prince, when he heard the rumors in the market, he was directly stunned, and it was precisely because the rumors were spread by him at the beginning that he was even more surprised.

How did this rumor turn like this?

It shouldn't be, how do these people in the market know that the second prince was beaten by Miss Mingyue?

Miss Mingyue is not from the capital, and even if the people in the market think of the second prince who Lin Lan beats, they will not think of Mingyue.

So someone must be fanning the wind! He lit a fire, and the man fanned the wind and burned the wind directly to the second prince.

actually said that the second prince was beaten for molesting Mingyue, this statement is simply too convincing.

If he hadn't known that Lin Lan was also present at the time, it would have been impossible for the second prince to flirt with Mingyue, and he would have believed it.

Even he is like this, let alone the people in the market?

Now the second prince is speechless! This rumor is really poisonous!

The question is, who knows the inside story, and is so targeted at the second prince? If it weren't for the fact that Tang Ning was no longer in the capital, he would have suspected that Tang Ning did it.

Even if Tang Ning is not in Beijing now, he has to wonder if Tang Ning can pinch it? Or is this the game that Downing set up before he left?

After all, Mingyue lived in Tang Ning's mansion after entering Beijing, and Tang Ning instructed Rong Xuan to plan all this?

It shouldn't be, Downing wouldn't be so terrible, right?

The eldest prince shook his head and felt that it was not Tang Ning, Tang Ning should not be so demonic.

Who could that be?

The eldest prince found nothing after thinking about it, and this person was so secretive that he couldn't find any traces.

After thinking about it for a while, the eldest prince gave up, and then he suddenly thought of a question, he couldn't guess who fanned the wind, could the second prince guess?

Yes, the second prince will definitely be able to guess.

The expression on the eldest prince's face was extremely exciting, because he suddenly figured it out, the second prince would definitely guess that he did it!

It's really a two-pronged solution.

Although there is a book in the imperial history, since the rumors in the capital spread, those officials have known that the woman who beat the second prince is the pearl of the sword pavilion master.

If this is the case, no matter whether the second prince was beaten for molesting Miss Mingyue or not, this matter will be over.

Zheng Yi left the palace, first went to Jinyiwei, and passed on the emperor's will to suppress the rumors in the capital.

Now the rumor is that the second prince is molesting the Mingyue girl in the Sword Pavilion, which not only affects the reputation of the royal family, but also damages the reputation of the Mingyue girl.

After going to Jinyiwei to pass the decree, Zheng Yi did not return to the palace, but went straight to the Tang Mansion.

The Emperor wants to summon the Bright Moon Girl.

I didn't expect the emperor to summon Mingyue, and now that rumors are spreading, this matter is also a little complicated.

Rong Xuan said worriedly: "I'll accompany you into the palace, right?" ”

Now Rong Xuan has become the emperor's daughter-in-law, and she is also the daughter-in-law, and she also has confidence.

Lin Lan hurriedly said: "Sister Mingyue, I will also accompany you into the palace, after all, I was on the side at the time, I will go to testify to you, it is the second prince's guards who are rude first." ”

Xiaoxiao hurriedly said: "I will also enter the palace together, I, I will cheer you on." ”

Cheer on?

Zheng Yi looked at these aunts and grandmothers and was speechless, the emperor has a lot of opportunities, who wants to see it?

Well, it seems that these aunts and grandmothers in front of them can really see each other if they want to.

However, you can't run around together.

Zheng Yi said helplessly: "I said, Miss Madam, the emperor only summoned Miss Mingyue alone." ”

Xiaoxiao said: "Why, I can't go to see the emperor's uncle?" ”

Zheng Yi said helplessly: "Ah, this is naturally possible......"

Not only Xiaoxiao, but Rong Xuan can too, isn't it normal for a daughter-in-law to go to see her in-laws? Lin Lan naturally can.

The problem is that the emperor asked him to summon the Mingyue girl, when he thought that they accompanied Mingyue into the Qianqing Palace, the emperor must have a headache, right?

He's having a headache right now, anyway.

Mingyue snorted and laughed: "It's okay, you don't have to be nervous!" I'll come when I go. ”

Go and come? Zheng Yi felt even more headache.

Fortunately, Mingyue persuaded Rong Xuan and the others, which made Zheng Yi breathe a sigh of relief.

In fact, Zheng Yi also knew that Mingyue had nothing to do with entering the palace, and he didn't say that Yue's identity was there, and the emperor didn't have any signs of anger.

On the contrary, the emperor smiled when he asked him to deliver the decree.

All the way into the palace, Mingyue looked around very relaxedly, and kept asking questions like a curious baby.

Because before leaving, Rong Xuan also told her that Zheng Yi and the Tang Mansion have an extraordinary relationship, and there is something that will help, so let her rest assured.

Mingyue asked something, and Zheng Yi replied with a smile.

This way into the palace is not like going to meet the emperor, but like going to the palace to play.

In fact, Mingyue is still quite curious about the emperor of the Great Zhou, after all, this is Tang Ning's father.

So after entering the Qianqing Palace, Mingyue kept staring at the emperor.

The emperor was not annoyed, but looked at Mingyue with a smile.

Zheng Yi on the side couldn't stand it anymore, and when he was on the road just now, he also instructed Mingyue to salute when he saw the emperor.

I didn't expect to see the emperor, Mingyue forgot about it, and just looked at the emperor. So Zheng Yi coughed lightly.

Mingyue remembered after being reminded by Zheng Yi, and Fu said: "See the emperor!" ”

Her father is the master of the Sword Pavilion, so naturally there is no need to kneel to the emperor.

The emperor smiled and said: "No courtesy, I didn't expect the old man of Tantai to be so rubbed and give birth to such a daughter like a flower and jade." ”

Mingyue couldn't help but be speechless when she heard this, but this tone made her very familiar, because her father also spoke in this tone when he talked about the Great Zhou Emperor.

She had guessed that her father was very familiar with the Emperor of the Great Zhou, but now she heard that it was true. Listening to the emperor's tone, it was obvious that she didn't take the matter of beating the second prince to heart.

Also, didn't she beat Tang Ning at the beginning?

Mingyue smiled and said, "Thank you for the emperor's compliment, this is all my mother's credit." ”

The emperor couldn't help but be happy when he heard this, and asked with a smile: "Is your father okay?" ”

Mingyue smiled: "It's good, it's just that it's often unseen." ”

The emperor nodded and said, "You traveled north, and your father didn't ask you to come and see my old friend?" ”

Mingyue smiled like a flower and said: "My father naturally instructed me, but it's not too late for my niece." ”

In fact, her father did tell her, but the original words are like this, if you want to go to see the Great Zhou Emperor, you can go and see it, and if you don't want to see it, you can pull it down.

Of course, Mingyue wouldn't be stupid enough to say that.

The emperor was very happy when he heard this, and said with a smile: "Since you have entered Beijing, then you can have more fun in Beijing, and if you need anything, just tell Xuan Yatou, don't be polite." ”

Gao Feng and the others who were waiting on the side couldn't help but mourn silently for the second prince, it turned out that the emperor and the pavilion master had a good relationship, and they treated the Mingyue girl as a niece, so the second prince must have suffered in vain.