All the concubines in the harem are time travelers

Bu Ji was about to climb down, but at this critical moment he turned back. He was stunned at first, then he shouted, and fell down directly.

She fell on her buttocks onto the hard stone floor. Fortunately, the floor was smooth, otherwise her proud buttocks would have been broken.

Li Ji had a cold face and extended his hand symbolically, but he didn't catch it, so he let it go.

Bu Ji was so angry at his indifference that any dog ​​passing by would know to look at her twice, and would bark twice when seeing her fall.

He is just a great god who stands by and watches.

She was lying on the ground, face down, her underwear covered with dirt, looking extremely miserable.

He got up, symbolically saluted Li Ji, and asked with a forced smile.

"Your Majesty, be safe."

"When did you come here? Why don't you come to my palace and sit down?"

She was talking on the roof so high that people below probably couldn't hear her.

Judging from Li Ji's expression, he seemed to be sleep deprived.

"emperor."

She stretched out her hand and waved it in front of his eyes, but her wrist was suddenly grabbed.

Li Ji's expression suddenly changed, the two icebergs in his eyes instantly collapsed, and the corners of his lips curled up.

"I just happened to pass by and will be returning to the Palace of Heavenly Purity soon."

"Where were you hiding just now?"

Bu Ji let out a breath. As expected, Li Ji didn't see her. That's right, which good person would look at the sky instead of the front when walking?

"Watching the moon from the rooftop."

"I couldn't sleep, so I came out to enjoy the moon alone."

"I have to go back now. I have to get up early tomorrow to pay my respects to the Queen."

She pretended to be honest.

Li Ji saw through it but didn't say anything. He let go of her hand and nodded in agreement with her.

"Tomorrow is the fifteenth day of the lunar month, and we must pay our respects to the Queen."

"Go back."

Bu Ji responded and ran into the Yikun Palace nearby, just like a rabbit.

Li Ji looked at her back and frowned.

The Bu Cong family had become so frugal that there wasn't even a maid to teach her, a lady, how to walk and talk.

"Your Majesty, Your Majesty."

Wang Huai called him from behind again, and it took several calls before Li Ji heard him.

"Shut up, I'm not deaf."

He glared at Wang Huai and walked back with big strides.

Wang Huai hurriedly followed and picked up the whisk that had fallen on the wall and he was afraid to pick up.

The Emperor is really something. He stared at Concubine Bu’s back for such a long time. This is certainly not deafness, this is “deafness of the heart”.

In the Qianqing Palace.

After the morning court session, Li Ji hurriedly changed out of his bright yellow dragon robe, but was not satisfied with the previous one and put on another one. Wang Huai personally changed his clothes for him, and he was sweating profusely from the effort.

After half a cup of tea, Li Ji came out from the inner room, dressed like a rich young man from the capital.

She was wearing an indigo robe with silver-edged flowing cloud patterns embroidered on the collar and cuffs.

Around her waist was a wide green brocade belt with auspicious clouds on it.

Her jet-black hair was tied up and she wore a silver crown with a white jade inlaid on the top. Her hair was shiny black and smooth, like silk.

But the fine white jade hollow jade pendant tied around his waist had a dragon pattern on it that one could see if one looked closely, and his face was more handsome than a woman's. He didn't look like an ordinary man at all.

Wang Huai guessed what the emperor was going to do, and spoke as he straightened the robe at his feet.

"Your Majesty, if you want to arrest Noble Lady Bu, you don't have to go by yourself. Just send a few imperial guards."

Li Ji raised his eyebrows, his eyes turning slightly.

"Who told you that I was going to catch her?"

He walked out quickly with his long legs.

Wang Huai stood there in a daze, not yet reacting to what the emperor had just said.

If the Emperor didn't arrest Concubine Bu, what other matters could have caused him to leave the palace in person?

Wang Huai wanted to follow and walked out of the hall, but saw Fu Hai walking towards him leading a horse.

The emperor leaped onto the horse, looking heroic, unrestrained and free.

"emperor!"

Wang Huai cried out in surprise, unable to catch up, so he could only reach out and pull Fu Hai over, shouting.

"How can you let the Emperor ride out alone!"

"If anything happens to the emperor, neither you nor I will have to worry about our heads."

Fu Hai had a look of aggrievedness on his face. He was only twelve or thirteen years old, but he shed tears even when he was hurt by his pulling.

"Godfather, it was the Emperor who said that no one should follow us."

Wang Huai let go, not knowing what to do for a moment.

Since the emperor forbade the servants to follow him, he could not disobey his order.

He suddenly had an idea and whispered to Fu Hai.

"Go tell His Royal Highness Prince Yu that the Emperor left the palace alone."

"The Emperor only said that servants were not allowed to follow him. If Your Highness follows him, it doesn't count as us disobeying his order."

Fu Hai looked at Wang Huai with admiration. He was worthy of being his godfather because he had his own ideas.

He nodded repeatedly and ran away.

At one quarter past three, the sun was high in the sky.

A woman dressed in palace maid's clothes sneaked out from the back door of Yiku Palace and ran straight to the palace gate without looking back.

On both sides of the bright red gate stood the guards guarding the city, each holding a sword and wearing armor.

Bu Ji's heart trembled slightly, and a look of fear appeared on his face.

But now that we have come this far, there is no reason to back down.

If she didn't go to see Bu Yu, she would probably never see her again in her life if she stayed in this palace. How could she feel at ease handing over Lord Liang, whom Bu Ji loved the most, to a strange woman?

"stop!"

She was walking in line normally when a guard shouted at her and stopped her.

"Which palace are you from? Why have I never seen you before?"

The guard was tall and strong, with a stern face and a rough voice, which made people inexplicably scared.

Children will definitely cry when they see it.

Bu Ji looked up and said with a flattering smile.

"Big brother, I am a maid in the Yikun Palace. My mistress asked me to go out of the palace to buy something."

The guard looked her over several times and asked sternly.

"Where's your token?"

Even if the Empress sent people out of the palace to make purchases, they had to bring the token of the Qianqing Palace, let alone other empresses and ladies.

If she did not have the token and left the palace without permission, she would be arrested and tortured in prison. Anyone who disobeyed would be beheaded immediately at the palace gate.

Seeing that she didn't have a token, several more guards came over with a threatening look on their faces.

Bu Ji swallowed, made up his mind, took out a silver ingot from his bag, stuffed it into the guard's hand, and forced out two tears.

"My dear brothers, my mother is seriously ill, and the young lady won't let me leave the palace. But...if I don't go home to see her, my sister will be separated from her by the Yin and Yang."

"Please be kind and I will definitely come back before the palace gates close. If I don't come back, just go to Yikun Palace and tell my mistress."

As Bu Ji spoke, he stuffed silver ingots into the hands of several guards standing beside him.

Several guards weighed the silver ingots in their hands and looked at each other.

It’s not that there weren’t palace maids who secretly left the palace for family matters, and everyone just turned a blind eye to it.

If a palace maid escapes, it is a serious crime punishable by the death of nine generations of her clan, so she would not dare not come back.

"Okay, go early and come back early, don't cause us any trouble."

"Thank you, Brother Guard."

"I'll just go to the eastern suburbs and be back soon."

She thanked him repeatedly, picked up her bag, and followed the crowd out.

As soon as she left, the guards guarding the city gate knelt on the ground and said in unison.

"Your Majesty, I pay my respects to you."