Dali Temple Prison directly belongs to Dali Temple, and the people who are imprisoned are criminal officials or other major criminals.

It is regarded as the highest level of judicial organ in the Dasheng Dynasty.

The officials of Dali Temple handed them over to the prison keepers of Dali Temple Prison.

The prison is responsible for all matters in the Dali Temple Prison.

Knowing that it was Princess Yu who visited King Yu, the prison man had a very good attitude, took the key, and led them to the room where King Yu was being held.

Along the way, Jiang Ning looked at the Dali Temple Prison and found that this place was not as gloomy and dirty as she imagined.

It's just a row of ordinary rooms, not ordinary because they are all iron doors, and there are heavy guards outside the door.

The jailer stopped at the door of a room and said a word to the jailer at the door, who gave way to the door, took the key, opened the iron door, and pushed it open.

Li Yuanyuan couldn't wait to step in and shouted: "Your Highness, the concubine has come to see you!" ”

Huang Ying frowned, glanced at the princess, and saw that there was no expression on her face, so she endured it without having a seizure.

This Li Yuanyuan is too disrespectful.

The princess is here, how can she be so rude.

Jiang Ning was very calm, "Either I'll come back when your reunion is over." ”

Her voice came into the cell, making Li Hongyuan stunned.

He was originally sitting at the table writing, but when he saw Li Yuanyuan running in, he lowered his head expressionlessly and continued to write, until he heard the soft voice coming from outside.

He put down his pen and stood up.

Walk out.

Li Yuanyuan thought that he was greeting him, so he walked over very happily and curtsied his knees to salute, but found that he walked past him......

Passed......

Went to ......

Li Yuanyuan turned his head a little sadly, watching him stand at the door, looking down at the woman in a wheelchair.

When the prison officer and the jailer saw King Yu come out, they were a little nervous for a while, and then they thought of the current situation in the court and calmed down again.

Judging from the current situation, it shouldn't be long before King Yu can go out.

It's better to sell him sooner.

What if he becomes a prince?

This is also to accumulate virtue and do good deeds for yourself.

However, to be the prefect of Dali Temple Prison, the prison is not a vegetarian.

The prison man smiled and said, "It's windy outside, why don't Your Highness and the princess go into the house and talk?" You can talk as long as you want, there are subordinate officials guarding outside, and no one dares to disturb them. ”

That's a beautiful thing to say.

Li Hongyuan deliberately glanced at him.

The prison man was full of smiles.

Jiang Ning said: "I'm not in a hurry. Wait for His Highness and Li to finish talking. ”

"Come in." Li Hongyuan said.

Jiang Ning glanced at the lonely city.

The Lonely City pushed her in.

Li Hongyuan also looked towards the lonely city.

When did she have a strange man by her side?

Jiang Ning looked at the cell, although it was very simple, it was very clean, a small bed, tables and chairs.

The bedding on the bed was neatly folded.

The small window even lets in the sunlight.

Add a little bit of ...... to your cell Warm?

Jiang Ning gave birth to this word in his heart that was absolutely incompatible with the prison cell.

"Looks like it's not bad here." Jiang Ning said.

"If you like, you can move in and live with this king." Li Hongyuan said.

Jiang Ning smiled awkwardly: "That's not necessary." ”

"The concubine is willing to live in and serve His Highness." Li Yuanyuan hurried up and said.

Li Hong glanced at her from afar: "You go out." ”

Li Yuanyuan: "?? ”

She knew that the prince wanted to see the princess, but it didn't have to, right?

This is also too aggrieved.

Jiang Ning said: "His Royal Highness just drove people away like this, it's too ruthless." Today, she begged me to bring her to His Highness. ”

"So, it wasn't you who came to see me on your own initiative."