Born a phoenix? The husband I picked up is the young emperor

Chapter 824

I don't know how long it took, but he finally placed another black piece.

As if afraid that the emperor would regret his move, Cen Yuan swiftly took down another piece, and like a sharp knife, he cut the black pieces on the left and right.

Emperor Mingde's expression changed slightly, and after a while he exclaimed, "Wonderful! Wonderful! Little Yuanyuan, you are such a talent!"

The originally calm Cen Yuan was completely broken by the word "little Yuan Yuan". She clenched her fist and put it to her mouth and coughed lightly, "Can we not be so upset?"

Emperor Mingde stretched out his hand and punched Cen Yuan on the chest, "Hahaha! Good boy!"

After a few rounds, Emperor Mingde lost and was powerless to recover. "Strange! This is the first time I have lost a game of chess! Even the last time I lost to the late emperor, I lost on purpose."

Cen Yuan leaned back and said sternly, "Let me make it clear that you are not allowed to ask Eunuch Qi to summon me to the palace to play chess with you."

Emperor Mingde: “!!!”

Do you want to listen to what you are saying? You are summoned to the palace to play chess with me. Isn't that your honor? How many officials dream of this opportunity, but you despise it so much?

As if she had seen through his thoughts, Cen Yuan smiled, with tiny ripples in her eyes, "I want to accompany my wife, don't disturb me."

Emperor Mingde was so angry that he fell backwards. "Accompany my wife! How much of your time can I waste?"

Cen Yuan raised an eyebrow, "You can also accompany your wife, you have so many women in your harem."

Emperor Mingde: "......"

If you don't agree with me, you'll have to say half a sentence. There's another half sentence like this, "I can go to your room in disguise and play chess."

"Are you sure you are not going to see my mother-in-law?" Cen Yuan tried her best to hold back her laughter, but she couldn't help it. It turned out to be so fun to watch the emperor get humiliated.

Emperor Mingde's ears turned red, and he cleared his throat and said, "You little idiot, I just want to play chess."

"In any case, don't set your sights on my mother-in-law, otherwise my little girl will have to be on guard against thieves." Cen Yuan stretched out his hand and collected the white pieces one by one.

Emperor Mingde looked at the arrogant black pieces all over the chessboard, sighed, and said sullenly, "Don't worry, I won't disturb you."

He recalled that day when Shi Anxia was afraid that he would stay for dinner, so she sent him back to the palace as if he were a dog being chased away. He then understood the girl's position.

She would never allow her innocent mother to live a life of fear and terror, and of course, he would not let the woman he loved fall into such a situation.

Some people should just be kept in mind. This was not the first time he had said this to himself.

Every time, it seems like a determination and a warning to myself.

Cen Yuan then raised her head and explained calmly, "My mother-in-law died very early and had a very hard life. When she was young, she was schemed against by her stepmother, and later when she married into the Marquis's mansion, she was schemed against by her mother-in-law and concubines. Her son died, her daughter was lost, and she was depressed all her life and died very early."

Emperor Mingde's pupils trembled violently, knowing that the other party was talking about the little girl's dream, and even more so the past life they had experienced.

It turns out that she also died young.

He felt indescribably depressed and sad.

Cen Yuan's eyes were firm, and her voice was filled with emotion. "So the little girl wants her mother to be happier, and she also wants you to...live longer. This way, Beiyi will be good, and everyone will be good."

Emperor Mingde's heart was filled with tears.

This is why he likes to stay with Cen Yuan.

This boy is very sincere. Even if the person is a former emperor of another country, even if he is terrifyingly powerful, he is willing to trust him wholeheartedly.

He said calmly, "I know, you don't have to worry." Then he resumed his provocation, "Then how many questions do you think your students can answer correctly?"