This Princess, Lu Ziye, Deserves To Be Favored!

When Su Mei’er was released from the Hellfire Palace, her fur was scorched.

The ten tails behind him also drooped to the ground like pitch-black clubs.

The human form could no longer be maintained, and the whole state was brought to Tsing Yi in a state of fox coke.

“Aunt, cousin Yun Chao is so ruthless, I almost died at his hands.”

The little fox quacked.

Tsing Yi pinched her ears, and actually felt that the cry was very harsh.

“Isn’t he still dead?”

Su Mei’er was choked with panic, and was waiting for him here even more ruthlessly.

“Su Mei’er, Su Mei’er, your father will name you.”

Su Mei’er’s real name is Su Mei, the dream of Mei’er.

It is homophone with the word mei.

Su Mei looked at Tsing Yi aggrievedly: “Aunt, I obey your orders.”

“I ordered you to wake up Yun Chao, but when did I order you to do something to my daughter-in-law?”

Tsing Yi looked at him with a half-smile.

Su Mi swallowed her saliva and lowered her head, not daring to say a word.

“The burning at the stake is a lesson for you, and in the future you will be more careful.”

Tsing Yi waved his hand, “Go back to Yunlan Palace.”

“Ah? Still going…” Su Mei’s fox skin started to hurt again.

“I won’t take care of you here, but if my son doesn’t take care of you, I can’t take care of you.” His Majesty the King in Tsing Yi said with a smile.

Su Mi suddenly woke up.

People in the underworld all say that Yun Chao’s black-bellied temperament is inherited from the Great Emperor, I’m afraid that may not be the case!

It is His Majesty the Tsing Yi King who has the greatest contribution here!

At least the tricks of those yin people were definitely learned from the mother.

Su Mei’s tears were about to turn into rain, and she could only go to the Yunlan Palace to be ‘tortured’.

After he left, Tsing Yi fell lazily into Xiao Jue’s arms.

The emperor rubbed her head for her.

“I told you not to worry about it.”

“For the last time, I will definitely not care about the lives of those stinky boys.” Tsing Yi muttered with his eyes closed.

“Yun Chao has the same temperament as you. He has been obedient for so many years, and he estimates that this time he is going to rebel again.”

“Fuguang came to report to you?” Xiao Jue couldn’t help laughing.

Tsing Yi opened his eyes with a playful look: “That little devil has given his big brother the blame for so many years, this time he has the opportunity to go back, how can he let this opportunity go?”

“How did you think about it?”

Tsing Yi pondered for a while: “Mianmian’s spirit-devouring body has to go through seven hardships before she can master it, and Chao’er’s intervention will be harmful to her, this time I will let Su Mi go to ‘wake up’ him, I think that kid will have it too. It’s right to wake up.”

“I think if he wants to split his primordial spirit and use his avatar to enter the human world, it’s fine to accompany Mianmian’s reincarnation.”

Xiao never said quickly: “It’s always good for a man to have more experience, and his daughter-in-law should be protected by himself.”

Tsing Yi gave him a roll of eyes: “Isn’t your son’s childhood experience enough?”

She sat up with a snort:

“Let someone bring something to the stupid old fifth, just say that I don’t know what Yun Chao’s plan is.”

Xiao Jue looked at her with a half-smile, but she was still so hard-hearted and soft-hearted.

Deliberately saying that I don’t know, isn’t it just obvious to let it go?

“Send someone to tell Chu Ziyu that little brat a word, and say that I don’t know anything about Mianmian going into the world to save the calamity.”

The emperor held back a smile.

“good.”

“Is there anything else you don’t know about Yi’er?”

Tsing Yi looked at his teasing expression, how could he not know that this old man was watching his jokes.

Her expression changed slightly, and she sneered back: “For example, Mo Chi’s whereabouts, I don’t know anything about it.”

The emperor’s face changed.

“Clothes!”

“Oops, I’m sleepy, I’m going to bed.”

“Where is the dead worm?”

“Didn’t you tell me, I didn’t know it~”

Grandpa: “…”