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Concubine Liang's biggest concern was that this matter would affect her, because it was obvious that she would not be able to leave the palace tonight, and it was no secret that she came to the banquet: when the emperor was gone, of course she would be the first person to meet Lou. Therefore, she was most concerned about where she wanted to get the emperor.

Prince Jin shook his head: "Very good place, well, it's still one, I can't tell you." "He hasn't figured out where he wants to get the emperor to the end, how can he tell Concubine Liang? Besides, even if the place is determined, this kind of thing is the less people know about it, the better, and in the end they are doing something that kills their heads.

Concubine Liang's big eyes rolled her eyes and gave it to Prince Jin unceremoniously: "Hurry up, you haven't thought about it yet, prince." ”

Shui Muxia looked at her: "You are worried about that, it is better to think about how to make people believe that the emperor has left you, well, it would be nice if you could find another scapegoat: in case, no one will suspect you." ”

Concubine Liang's eyes widened: "And, what if?" She always thought that the people in front of her were extremely smart, but she really didn't expect them to be so unreliable. How can you not think of a more thoughtful thing before doing it? It's like child's play, who can you fool when the time comes?

When the emperor heard this, his heart was cold: "You, everyone will be punished." "He didn't feel good.

Although the Prince of Jin and the others had no intention of killing him, if they wanted to hide him and coerce the Son of Heaven to order the princes, it would be even more unfavorable to him. I never dreamed of such a thing, in his palace, he was held by Zixuan and a few people.

His throne was not at all as secure as he thought, and at least his safety was a huge question: had all the people in the palace died, and nothing unusual had been found so far? Why didn't anyone come to his rescue?

But the emperor forgot that even he didn't think of it, and Zi Xuan and the others were all improvised, who would have thought that the emperor would be in danger? It is not uncommon for the emperor to be assassinated, but it is rare to be assassinated in the palace. Besides, now is not wartime, the world is peaceful, who would have thought that the emperor would be captured at this time.

The emperor is extremely disliked by people to spy on his affairs in the palace, so as soon as he enters the deep palace and sees the palace concubines, even those masters in the secret will consciously retreat, and they will not follow: if they follow, they will be killed by the emperor, and no one will be unable to live with their own lives.

Therefore, until now, the palace is still peaceful: most of the emperor's people think that he will stay here tonight with Concubine Liang, who will come to find him without being summoned? The Empress Dowager and the Empress Dowager have nothing to do to find the emperor at this time, and they will not send people at night for no reason.

Originally, it was possible to find out that the person who was wrong was the queen, but she was the one in charge of the six palaces, and the emperor was going to stay with the concubines, she was bound to ask: it was a pity that the queen was now suspected by the emperor, and people didn't know where they were left by Shui Muxia and Prince Jin.

Shui Muxia looked at the emperor: "You want to kill us, but we still haven't hurt you by a hair, so you can accumulate some virtue in your mouth." After he finished speaking, Momo chin: "Let's start, otherwise if someone is detected for a while, it will be really fatal." ”

Prince Jin nodded: "This is a bit of a big trouble, it's better to let others have a headache." He glanced at the emperor: "Your Majesty, what else do you have to say?" ”

The Emperor kept his mouth shut, knowing that it would be useless to say anything at this time, so he simply did not say a word, lest he be insulted by them again.

Concubine Liang clasped her hands at first glance: "What about me, what should I do here?" ”

Zixuan pressed her hands on her shoulders: "Calm, do you hear that?" You must be able to think of a way, I believe you, come on. After she finished speaking, she patted her hard again: "Now, everyone is on the same rope, so you have to make less trouble for everyone, as long as you take care of yourself, other things won't trouble you." ”

Concubine Liang looked at Zixuan and was about to cry: "You can't do this to me, I, how can I explain to the people in the palace tomorrow: he is no longer a thing, he is also the emperor, and a large number of people will look for him before dawn." ”

Zixuan blinked: "So, you still have half a Lou time to think." Come on. "Don't scare Concubine Liang, she doesn't know what kind of place Shangtang is at the bottom, talking and doing things indiscriminately will not only cost the lives of others, but also her own life.

She looked at Prince Jin and Shui Muxia, and wanted to ask them where they wanted to get the emperor, but Concubine Youliang still held back when she was there: no one can trust Prince Jin and Shui Muxia, and now what she has to do is to protect herself and not distract them anymore.

Prince Jin and Shui Muxia stunned the emperor, asked Concubine Liang for a piece of cloth and carried a roll on the emperor's back and left: they didn't enter the palace seriously, and of course they couldn't be seen when they left.

Zixuan entered through the palace gate, and of course she had to go out through the palace gate at this time: Concubine Liang sent Zixuan out with a sad face, and found that the emperor's people outside the palace were all standing there with a dull face, and when they saw them come out, they didn't even move their eyes.

Concubine Liang looked at them and felt a chill in her heart: "My aunt, these people can't be in my palace." ”

"They'll be gone in a moment, you don't have to worry." Zixuan smiled and comforted her, and hurriedly pulled Xue Lian Lou away, without giving Concubine Liang a chance to speak: she is not afraid, but there is no way to do it when things come to this point.

If everything is really decided by the emperor, then the result waiting for them is a dead end: Shui Muxia and Prince Jin saw through the emperor's thoughts, and the emperor didn't refute just now? If he even succeeded Shui Muxia and Prince Jin, how could he be merciful to Zixuan.

Forced to be helpless but the matter was too big, Zixuan's heart rose to her throat, and she and Xuelian walked so fast that she almost bumped into Puyu's body: she forgot that Puyu went to Kunning Palace.

Puyu held Zixuan and said the first thing she said: "What's wrong?" She knew Zi Xuan's temper, if it wasn't for something wrong, it would never be possible for her six gods to be left ownerless: her voice changed a little when she asked, and her eyes subconsciously glanced at Xue Lian, wanting to find something on Xue Lian's face.

The look on Xue Lian's face was very strange, with some excitement and fear, so that Puyu couldn't see that there were more doubts.

Zixuan didn't care about explaining anything at this time, and only after holding Puyu's hand did she feel that her hand was as cold as the water of the three or nine heavens: "Let's go out of the palace first." Puyu's warm and dry hands made her feel a lot more calm, and she took out a handkerchief to wipe the cold sweat on her palms: "Go out of the palace the same way." ”

Puyu knew that the matter was really big, but she didn't ask her head to lead the way, and when she saw that the palace people were all smiling and greeting, sometimes chatting for a sentence or two, she couldn't see that she was in the slightest hurry to leave the palace.

Fortunately, thanks to her, nothing went wrong along the way, and no one suspected that they left the palace safely: even if someone inquired about the emperor's affairs tomorrow, just by the palace people and female officials they met along the way, it could be confirmed that Zixuan should have nothing to do with the emperor's affairs: there was nothing suspicious about them.

Holding his hand to his own carriage, Zixuan's heart finally let go, but whether he could really get out of danger in the end would have to wait for Prince Jin and Shui Muxia to come back to know. She glanced at Puyu: "Let's go, go home." ”

As soon as he put his foot on the pedal, he heard a cold voice say, "Auxiliary County Lord, are you walking too quickly?" ”

This sentence made Zixuan almost cry out, and slowly turned around to look at Princess Chang'an: "Princess." "I want to leave when I see the carriage and horses in the palace and ignore it, Zhu Zixuan, you really think of yourself as the emperor's royal sister!" Chang'an stared at Zixuan: "Hmph, you are so self-conscious: this palace is busy these days, and when I have time, I will ask you about today's disrespect in your mansion." ”

Zixuan looked at Chang'an and suddenly smiled: "Princess, you just came out of the palace so night, I don't know why?" Her eyes fell on the few people behind Princess Chang'an: "These fathers-in-law are very raw, hey, there is a familiar one." ”

Ding Yang stepped forward and saluted: "County Lord." ”

Zixuan was a little surprised that she didn't expect to see Ding Yang outside the palace gate, but at the moment she didn't think too much: "Gonggong Ding seems to have found a good master again." "Chang'an...... Snorted: "Zhu Zixuan, can you also ask about the matter of this princess?" Can you see the princess as well? Ding Yang, you teach Zhu Zixuan the rules on my behalf, so that she knows what she can say and what she can see. After saying that, she got into the carriage and left, and just let Zixuan go.

Zi Xuan looked at the eunuchs with a few faces a little strangely, holding Puyu's hand and getting into the carriage: As for Chang'an's words to let Ding Yang teach her the rules, of course it was just a scene: Ding Yang didn't dare to teach her the rules, and she didn't want to have too much intersection with Ding Yang.

Ding Yang took a few steps forward and lowered his hand and said in a low voice: "Chang'an is going to see the Queen Mother tonight, and what he did was deliberately covered from people's eyes. After he finished speaking, he turned around and went back to the palace, and he didn't want to leave with Princess Chang'an, it turned out that he was here to see Princess Chang'an.

Prince Jin returned to the palace and led a group of groggy eunuchs and palace people to Kunning Palace: only the palace eunuchs carried the dragon in the light, and he hid in the shadows of the palace wall or in the trees.

As long as the emperor's people are led outside the Kunning Palace, he will leave, and how much trouble will be made in the palace tomorrow has nothing to do with him, Zixuan and others: the life and death of Concubine Liang has nothing to do with him, if it weren't for the fact that he is now in a boat, he would not have entered the palace for Concubine Liang to deal with these palace eunuchs.

Actually, neither he nor Shui Muxia are ruthless people, otherwise if they kill Concubine Liang, someone will carry the black pot.

Suddenly, a group of people came from the front, and a person walked down from his shoulder and fell to the ground: "Concubine Qin asks the emperor for peace." ”

Prince Jin was slightly startled in his heart, and signaled the emperor's people to move forward by themselves, and the emperor could see whoever he wanted, and he could naturally ignore whoever he didn't want to see.

However, at this time, Concubine Qin's appearance was a little too abrupt.

Concubine Qin really didn't just bow down, she kneeled two steps and said, "The concubine has something to enlighten the emperor." ”！。

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