Two days flew by, and in a blink of an eye, it was time to welcome the ceremony.

Su Ye stayed in the wing room obediently and quietly for the past two days, not going anywhere, Jun Si was punished for walking the water before, Su Ye was also a little guilty in the past two days, so he quietly sold some of Xi Rong's jewelry and bought some small gifts for Jun Si, a stupid girl.

Su Ye now slowly knows that Junsi is really a very simple girl, she didn't resent herself for her own reasons, she still tried her best to be good to herself, and cried and apologized that she shouldn't have walked away at that time and didn't protect Su Ye.

Su Ye decided to be kind to this simple little girl in the future.

The welcoming ceremony came as scheduled, Su Ye was originally going to follow Su Chi into the palace, but he didn't expect someone from the Eight Princes' Mansion to pick up Su Ye early in the morning, and he said: Let the emperor meet his future daughter-in-law.

In the carriage of the Eight Princes' Mansion, Su Ye looked at Nangong Yi opposite, there had been silence between the two for a long time, and the atmosphere was awkward.

"Hey, what are you talking about when you called me here?" Su Ye still couldn't help but open his mouth first.

"This king has nothing to say" Nangong Yi straightened out the jade pendant on his waist and looked at Su Ye with a hint of scrutiny.

Although this girl is quirky, this luxurious dress is really beautiful on her.

Su Ye was about to get goosebumps all over his body when he looked at him, so he had to say without a word to find a topic: "Then have you read the few agreements I wrote for you?" ”

"Look, this king is just a little curious, the Ziyue Continent has admired spiritual power since ancient times, except for ordinary people, many transactions between cultivators are spirit stones, and the twenty taels of silver you ask for this king every week can only buy food and daily necessities used by ordinary people. Why don't you want spirit stones? Nangong Yi looked at Su Ye with a suspicious gaze.

Su Ye was stunned for a moment, she really didn't expect that this continent needed spiritual power, so wouldn't it be too little for herself to ask for twenty taels of silver???

But Su Ye thought in a blink of an eye that his current body itself had no spiritual roots, and it was useless to ask for spirit stones, so it was better to ask for more silver to open a restaurant or restaurant or something, and be self-sufficient and have enough food and clothing.

"Lord Wang, what do you think is the use of my waste firewood spirit root, asking for spirit stones? It's better to ask for silver and two."

"You are self-aware, so in this way, the last two kings have promised you, and I will send someone to protect you secretly, but this is the first one...... How about giving you fifty taels of silver a week? ”

"Why are you so good to me all of a sudden, the weasel didn't have a good heart for the chickens, what do you want to do?" Su Ye looked at Nangong Yi vigilantly, this prince was very scheming, like a cunning and beautiful fox, who knew if it was good or bad for him to do this suddenly?

"This king hopes that you can be well-behaved, don't make trouble, and wait for two days to get married, and promise your king will come true."

Su Ye snorted, didn't say anything, and sat quietly in the carriage waiting to enter the palace.

After entering the palace, looking at the lanterns arranged in the palace of Nuoda, Su Ye was a little afraid that he would cause trouble if he said something wrong, and his life came first, so he should obediently close the microphone.

"Sons and daughters see their father," Nangong Yi saluted in a regular manner, and Su Ye also saluted to Emperor Nangong Hu.

"Yi'er, hurry up, I've worked hard outside all these years, so I don't need to be polite." Nangong Hu loves his son very much, from the various rewards of the Eight Princes' Mansion, rare, looking at how luxurious the decoration of this welcoming ceremony is, it is enough to see how much Nangong Hu loves his son.