After rebirth, she married the prince of the enemy country

Chapter 359
Compared with memory, Wei Ran is a little thinner, because of traveling all the year round, his skin is not as fair as before.

The most obvious is the eyes.

When Su Yin saw him for the first time, Wei Ran's eyes were clear, with the cleanliness and rebelliousness of a teenager in his eyes, as if he was riding a horse all over the world.

Seeing the spring breeze is not happy, seeing the autumn wind is not sad, seeing the injustice on the road, he draws his sword to help, plus he was born in a royal family, he has a noble and romantic that ordinary people can't match.

Now he is much more stable, his eyes are no longer as bright and radiant as before, and gradually covered with a layer of fog, making it hard to see clearly.

Su Yin shook the teacup lightly, and her eyes fell on the big gilt characters at the door - Xiaoyao Wangfu.

This plaque is not only a status symbol, but also a shackle.

The Xiaoyao King is not the former eighth prince, and he has long since ceased to be Xiaoyao.

Su Yin lowered her eyes, and a slight smile appeared on the corner of her mouth, half mocking and sighing.

She raised her head and poured all the tea in the cup into her stomach. As soon as she walked out of the teahouse, she raised her eyes and caught a glimpse of a familiar figure opposite.

Yaniang also saw her, her gaze paused for two seconds, she nodded slightly, and then left through another path.

At any rate, he is someone who can fulfill the order of Zhongshu. How could it be possible that Bu Yunzheng didn't even have the ability to return to Pingdu quietly?
Su Yin looked up at the clear sky, which was cloudless.

It seems that Pingdu will soon be lively.

……

Not long after Wei Ran left, Ge Zhang knocked on the door of the imperial study room again.

Wei Ziyuan circled the booklet with vermilion, and then calmly replied, "Come in."

"Your Majesty," Ge Zhang quickly walked up to him, two steps away from the desk, and cupped his fists, "Master Hou is here."

Wei Ziyuan's annotating action paused for a moment, and a red dot immediately appeared on the white paper.

He just froze for a moment, then continued to lower his head, didn't even bother to lift his eyelids, and slightly parted his thin lips, "The old fox came quite quickly, let him in."

"Yes."

Chen Liao had already prepared the manuscript before entering the palace. At this moment, under the guidance of Ge Zhang, she walked into the imperial study room, and without any hesitation, she saluted Wei Ziyuan in a proper manner, "Your Majesty, I will attend."

"Ah."

Wei Ziyuan responded lightly, expressing that he knew, but didn't make any further moves.

He frowned, as if he was dissatisfied with the contents of the notebook, he simply annotated a few words, then threw it aside, and picked up another notebook.

Seeing this, Chen Liao didn't bother him, and stood silently by the side without speaking.

It wasn't until half an hour later that Wei Ziyuan finished reading the memorials accumulated in the previous two days, raised his eyes wearily, and suddenly said, "It turns out that Lord Hou has been waiting all this time, but Gu actually forgot, it was Gu's mistake."

Chen Liao bowed immediately, "Your Majesty, please don't say that. Government affairs are important, so I should wait even longer."

Wei Ziyuan chuckled, and two words came out from between his teeth, "Really?"

His expression was unclear, and his words were like a winter wind, half mocking and half suspicious.

Wei Ziyuan put the wolf hair on the table, and leaned back on the chair with a lazy posture, "What's the matter for Hou Ye to enter the palace to find an orphan?"

Before Chen Liao could speak, she lifted up her robe, knelt down straight on the ground, and said earnestly, "Your Majesty is guilty, please punish me."

"Oh?" Wei Ziyuan raised his eyebrows, "What is the crime of Lord Hou?"

It was clear that he didn't intend to take the initiative to speak.

Although Chen Liao was a little unhappy in her heart, she didn't show it at all on her face, "Your Majesty misunderstood me because of my misconduct, and I deserve death."

(End of this chapter)