The daily life of the little princess of the royal group

Mingyue also hurriedly slid down from Prime Minister Yuan and wanted to go forward to see Prime Minister Liu's condition, but was stopped by Lord Wen, "Mingyue, don't go, there is blood."

He had also learned from his youngest son that Mingyue fainted when she saw blood, and this was the first time he had given him such warnings. Perhaps the sight of blood would cause her to faint, Master Wen thought, and he was determined not to let little Mingyue see even a trace of blood.

Mingyue was stopped and was extremely anxious. Fortunately, Liu Wangxing used some method to make Prime Minister Liu open his eyes.

After cleaning up the blood on the ground, Mingyue rushed to Prime Minister Liu, hugged his arm, and asked with concern, "Grandpa Liu, are you okay?"

Prime Minister Liu looked at his grandson crying, Mingyue and Lin Siyu who were anxious and worried, and felt relieved. He said with some effort, "It's okay, don't panic."

Liu Wei, who had just tried to take advantage of the situation to escape, was caught again and started cursing. This time, he didn't even call his uncles or aunts. "You old fool, how are you still alive? Let your father go! Or I'll curse your family's incense and end here."

"Haha, what a hypocritical, heartless person, pretending to be so kind, but isn't it just colluding with others to distort the facts? And you even call yourself a scholar, what a disgrace!"

Liu Wei was cursing here. Although Prime Minister Liu was angry, he did not have any emotional fluctuations. It was not like the feeling of about to collapse just now. He looked at the pair of chubby little hands beside him that were tightly holding his rough big hands, and felt some warm power spreading from there to himself.

Even when Liu Wei said, "Your whole family died without descendants! But I, Liu Wei! Have many children and grandchildren, hahahahahaha!" He was not angry, as if he was looking at an outsider.

Liu Wangxing was curious about where he'd learned all this. It turned out that what Liu Wei had said was true. Judging by his physiognomy, the Liu family would indeed be extinct in this generation. He wondered who had told him this, or if he had some extraordinary ability.

Mingyue picked up the teapot beside her, opened the lid, and poured the tea directly on the man. "Bah! Grandpa Liu will never be without descendants. You are the one who will be without descendants. Grandpa Liu has many children and grandchildren, and we have five children living under the same roof. We will live a good life forever!"

"As for you, just wrap yourself in a straw mat and live out the rest of your life!" After saying that, she spat at him.

No one expected that the soft and tender little dumpling would be so domineering when angry. The adults laughed and said, "Oh, our little Mingyue has always been caring since she was a child."

"So many festive words come out of your mouth, where did you learn them?"

No one cared about Liu Wei being scolded. In the cold winter, the hot tea poured on him instantly froze and he shivered all over.

Liu Wangxing suddenly discovered that the fate of many people present had changed.

Although Liu Wei committed many evil deeds, he was indeed destined to have many sons, although he was burdened by these descendants in his later years; although Prime Minister Liu's family was kind and made many contributions to the Great Zhou, for some reason the lineage was completely cut off in the generation of Concubine Liu.

But now, everything has changed in just a blink of an eye!

Liu Guiren became blessed with many children, Prime Minister Liu had many descendants, and Liu Wei had a miserable life for the rest of his life. Why did all of this prove what Zhao Mingyue had just said?

The waves of turmoil in his heart at this moment were beyond description. He looked in shock at the girl in front of him, who was happily holding the large gold medal given by Prime Minister Liu, and was laughing so hard that her saliva was about to flow out...

Liu Wangxing held his forehead and looked up at the sky. "Master, when will you come back? I think I found that person, but it seems that he is not that person..."

The servants at the Liu Mansion were quick and efficient. They quickly filled in the pond and removed the boulder. As for the pottery jar, it was destined for official record. Its surface was intricately engraved with spells and strange totems, signaling that it was no ordinary object.

Although the vengeful spirit had been removed, it still attracted various evil spirits. Liu Wangxing threw Mingyue's handkerchief inside to prevent any evil spirits from appearing and harming people. He jokingly said, "Koi God, please help me~" and closed the wooden box, handing it to the person sent by Wen Xun.

Naturally, he didn't notice that the koi's eyes flashed.

The people brought by Wen Xun were not only here to take confessions, record the case, and take away the strange artifacts from the previous dynasty, but also to ask Prime Minister Liu how to deal with this person.

They were also startled by the person in front of them. Half of their shoulders and arms were frozen in ice. They heard the servant next to them mutter, "Hey, I remember there wasn't that much tea in that pot. How did such a big piece spill out?"

"Mr. Prime Minister, how do you plan to deal with this man? Are you going to hand him over to our Dali Temple?" After all, he was the Prime Minister, so they didn't have to be too impartial. If the Prime Minister said no, they would turn around and leave.

Unexpectedly, Prime Minister Liu only said, "Deal with them according to the law," and then took the three children to the main hall.

Mingyue looked back at the person on the ground, curled her nose and said, "Hmph, it's annoying just to look at him!"

Liu Wangxing was still stunned, marveling at the changes in their expressions. It wasn't until his stomach started to growl that he followed the main group inside.

"It's still warm in the house~" Mingyue leaned comfortably on the couch, warming her hands in front of the stove.

At this moment, hearing the noise, Liu Ling and his wife, who had been straining their bodies to see what was happening, came over supporting each other. "Father/father-in-law, everyone, the little princess is well."

Liu Guiren quickly helped his mother sit down and poured tea for his parents.

It was the first time Mingyue saw Liu Guiren's mother. She thought she was also a beautiful lady with graceful figure, but she turned out to be a plump woman, like Yang Guifei.

She looked at her infatuatedly, waiting for the beautiful aunt to open her arms and hug her.

Mother Liu seemed to have realized something. This little look was too similar to her own sister's when she was a child. How could she not know what this child was thinking? She had always heard that the little princess was easy to get along with, but she didn't expect her to be so cute.

"Ahem," she coughed, covering her face with her handkerchief. "The little princess looks as adorable as her reputation says. If I weren't ill, I would definitely give her a hug and share in the little princess's happiness. I hope Guiren will have such a lovely sister in the future."

Mingyue was a little shy. She thought that the disease was caused by that bad guy and should not be contagious. She rushed into Liu's mother's arms like a firecracker, and then quickly returned to her seat, looking as if nothing had happened.

When she found that everyone was looking at her, she was not embarrassed. She looked back at everyone, and her eyes clearly said: Why are you looking at me!

But inside I was roaring, ahhhhh, so soft, so comfortable!

Everyone had different thoughts. Some thought Mingyue was so cute, while others were jealous.

Zhizhi was the one. She looked at Liu's mother with the eyes of a love rival, sizing her up and down, and finally came to the conclusion, "Miss, you like this style." She looked at her own figure and said, "Well, I still have hope! Keep working hard!"

When Mingyue heard her inner thoughts, she felt ashamed instantly. Xiaozhizhi, don’t use me as an excuse to eat as much as you want.