Genius Maiden Transmigrates: The Empress of Weapons

The master behind her is Xuanyuanzun, who lives in the imperial city. Originally thought that he came from carrying the imperial order, Baili auspicious will definitely take a look at it.

Isn't Princess Yizun afraid of the emperor's blame?

There is fire in Leng Wuyue's heart, and it can't be scattered in the palace. The first four princes with swords are female guards. They have official titles, but they are suffering from mission needs. They have to feel wronged and seek the full. Come and go.

Taking some time, she went into the palace quietly again, and used the auspicious "evil form" to describe the Xuanyuanzun with ``sincere and evil'' tone, adding oil and vinegar.

Of course, the responsibility for the stagnation of the mission is also pushed to Princess Yizun. Leng Wuyue believes that this is actually the true attitude of Baili auspicious. When she left the palace and entered the palace, she forgot her identity and true loyalty. Who is the target? [

"Is the relationship between Princess Yizun and Lord Ye?" Xuanyuanzun didn't get furious after listening to it, and changed the question inexplicably.

Leng Wuyue knelt on the ground, clenched her fists with her fingers, her sharp nails squeezed her palm fiercely, and calmed her agitated mood with pain.

"Yi Zun prince superficially loved the princess on the surface, but did not stay with the princess at night. Recently, he often went to the princess to speak, and his subordinates were expelled from the Nuanyang Pavilion. There were many top expert guards arranged by the prince. , Lengyue didn’t dare to be too close to eavesdropping, so they often talked about the topic, not yet known."

"Unsurprisingly!" Xuanyuan Zun closed his eyes, speechless for a long time.

Leng Wuyue almost wanted to think that he was asleep, and he didn't dare to get up without permission. He had to kneel on the spot, wondering if he could come up with some auspicious dereliction of duty, and then tell the emperor.

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